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Tessa

Tessa is a 6-year-old Plot Hound/Boxer Mix in Dartmouth, MA, who needs $2,000 for Kidney Scope & Cauterization.

Dartmouth, MA

Tessa was a rescue from South Carolina who ventured up north in 2017 as a puppy and met us in a Walmart parking lot in CT. Ever since that moment she has been a core family member and the love of our lives. She has helped kids grow up and learn what responsibility is and shown us what true unconditional love is. She has been the rock of our family ever since she came running off the trailer. Tessa loves a comfy bed and some sunlight to lay in and you better believe she is getting all up in the pillows. At night she can be found right next to mom in bed leaving everyone else with no space. She happily greets everyone with lots of kisses and is a big cuddle bug who loves and trusts everyone. Don't be fooled though because she has no problem destroying toys on a whim. Although she loves everyone she is equally terrified of all of mother nature. You can usually find her wrapped up in bed with her big red knit blanket during bad weather. The look of true joy on her face as she barrels to you when you come home from work is the most amazing part of the day. She has some of the most amazing facial expressions that truly show how stubborn she is. Tessa was a healthy and happy dog just having her yearly check up but unfortunately shortly after she began having issues urinating blood and is suspected to suffer from a rare condition called Idiopathic Renal Hematuria. After visits to 5 different vets, hospitals, & emergency rooms over the last 3 weeks it's been determined she requires a scope and cauterization somewhere in her kidney/bladder In the last year we have been taking care of my sisters 3 children with no assistance in addition to our own 3 kids and have been making it work. Sadly we have already spent $8k in 3 weeks and her future surgery is estimated to cost another 6k-10k. She is our child as well.

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Bouser

Bouser is a 15-year-old Bluetic Coonhound in Fremont, IN, who needs $1,000 for Diagnosis and Treatment.

Fremont, IN

I adopted Bouser when he was 10. He helped me through two abusive relationships, he helped me work my way out of being homeless, he is my whole world. As soon as I was able to I got him certified as an ESA so that I could not be turned away from housing because of him and I brought him everywhere. I dedicated my life to making him happy, currently I have no job and im living with my grandparents. Bouser is a lover and he's definitely playful. He's curious and just wants to know what everything is and what everyone is doing all the time. He will get in your face just to smell your breath and walk away. He plays by barking and stomping his feet at you cuz he knows no other away. He's the life of the party. When Bousr wants your attention he stomps his feet at you. He loves to follow you around and forces me to go outside with him just so he can run from me the whole time. He's a pain in the ass but he is the sweetest boy you'll ever meet. If me or anyone around him starts crying he will come up to you/them and push into them asking for pets to help lift your mood. Bouser is 15 years old, he recently within the last few months started leaking urine I did not know this was a sign of a bigger issue. His penile shaft will not retract itself, I have tried home reminding but only aspirin is working. If his skin on his penile shaft dries out the skin will start to die and he will require emergency amputation surgery. I am not currently employed due to experiencing a medical emergency of my own and have no income or family members with enough income to be able to afford even a diagnostic test vet visit, let alone emergency surgery.

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Bud

Bud is a 11-month-old Pit Bull in Portland, MI, who needs $2,000 for Advanced Wound Care with Tie-Over Bandage.

Portland mi, MI

We adopted Bud and his brother Roman when they were little 8 week old puppies. He’s just about to be a year old. Bud was named by his “Auntie” Destianna, but we like to call him Fat Boy because he eats like a horse. He’s been part of our family pack for almost a year and we love him so much. Bud is a hyper and energetic bundle of fun. He spends his day living his best dog life chilling out with Mom and Daddy and his brother Roman. They love to play together and fight over treats and petting from us. He can really jump. He can jump up to catch treats in the air. When Skyy calls him puppy paws he will jump up into his arms for a hug. He barks at everyone walking by to say hi. Bud is a big happy boy. He is curious about everything and loves digging and exploring. When he greets you, his whole body wags because he is so excited. He was so funny the first time he saw the snow. He’s a smart boy and does a few tricks like sit, lay down, and catch. He mostly likes playing with his brother and getting his belly rubbed. Bud got off leash one day and came back hopping on three legs and bleeding. We think he must have been hit by a car, but no one came forward to tell us or check on him. We took him to the ER and they put on a bandage that needs to be changed surgically every two days until he has enough skin growth to sew him up. His right back leg is injured and may need surgery to save his leg. The treatments that are required to make Bud better are expensive and we don’t have the savings to cover it. He’s just a young puppy, and we love him so much and want to see him live a lot more happy and healthy years.

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Finn

Finn is a 3-year-old Domestic Shorthair Cat in Newton, NJ, who needs $2,000 for Perineal Urethrostomy.

Newton, NJ

Finn is our rescue fur baby. He lives with his human mom and dad, human brother, 3 furry sisters and 2 furry brothers. He loves to sleep next to his furry family and human family. Because he has been sick, Finn is missing the interaction with his furry family he so desperately needs and wants. Finn is the sweetest and most affectionate kitty. He is our ESA and is always by our side. He has gotten my husband and son through some pretty tough times. When someone is hurt or in pain, emotionally or physically, Finn is right there to comfort. He is very special to us and has a bond with each one of us. He loves to snuggle, roll around, plays with his catnip toys, chases the kitty laser and loves to care for his furry brothers and sisters. He loves to get booped on his nose, but only by his human brother. He is always purring or chirping when he is around. He has a little bear that we call his "baby", and he carries it around, and brings it to us, too. He is currently under the care of the amazing Vets at Andover Animal Hospital in NJ. He had a fully obstructed bladder and was on an IV and catheterization for close to a week. He has been home for 4 days now, but is reluctant to drink or eat, limited urine output, and very uncomfortable. He needs to get P.U. surgery a.s.a.p. We are a one income household. I currently work part time, while my husband is home with our son, who is doing homebound learning. Our son recently was diagnosed with Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) and needed to start home instruction as opposed to in classroom learning

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Gus

Gus is a 2-month-old Heeler Mix in Tucson, AZ, who needs $1,164 for Oral Surgery - Level 1.

Tucson, AZ

Gus is a 7-8 week heeler mix that I rescued at the beginning of February. In short, I got him from a man at a gas station with a basket of two puppies. He was vague - evasive - on their birthday, mom's status, everything. Gus wasn't particularly clean, had a belly full of worms, and was somewhat laconic - boy did that change! Gus is the apple of everyone's eye - he is so sweet, smart, and mischievous! He loves cuddles with his big brother, being the boss of everyone, and chasing after feet and ankles. And oh the snuggles! Because I will never put him back in a metal crate, and he has to be watched carefully, and I've been sleeping with him on my stomach so I know if he moves. He snuggles right up and begins snoring. Gus is the ruler of this house, after almost no time. He herds his very big brother into playtime, into giving up toys and, if he had his way, he'd eat his brother's food too! Gus is Gus because of his little squeak, that so reminds me of the mouse Gus from Cinderella - Gus Gus definitely needs a fairy godparent right now. Gus got his jaw stuck while chewing on his metal crate - I will never forget the sound and site of him screaming. To free himself, he ripped away part of the top of his jawbone. We went from one vet who advised euthanasia to another who admitted Gus to the ICU, to Dr. Sawtelle who operated to keep Gus here with us. Now we have a bit of road ahead before he is back to harassing his brother. Things were tight before - I work two part time jobs while trying to finish a degree - and now are pretty dire. Gus's bills are not the 25k the first vet estimated, thank goodness, but still enough to threaten our housing. I'm just so happy and thankful he is still here.

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