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Salem

Salem is a 2-year-old Domestic Shorthair Cat in Gig Harbor, WA, who needs $2,000 for Urinary Blockage.

Gig Harbor, WA

We found Salem in 2022 as a small kitten, alone near a construction site. Despite trying to find his mom, no one came forward and we gladly took him into our family. When he was 1, he was brutally attacked by 4 large dogs that broke into our yard. Instead of lifelong paralysis, he beat all odds and restored his health. This time around, Salem has a urinary blockage that risks his life. Salem is a very chill boy, who loves belly rubs and cuddling with his best kitty friend, Sabrina. He's always excited to meet people, pets, and try new things. He's never afraid to tell you exactly what he wants! His best human, our 3 year old daughter, has a very special bond with him and he enjoys sleeping on her bed at night. Salem enjoys nature walks with his family and a good meal. He is very vocal, loves a good chat. Though he has been through a lot, he is just as caring and loving as always. He LOVES catnip and does a hilarious little dance for it. Everything that he does makes us happy. Salem is currently in critical care at Puget Sound Veterinary Specialty and Emegency in Gig Harbor, WA. They are working diligently to assess his needs. They were able to locate his urinary blockage quickly and we are waiting to hear if he has any internal damage to his kidneys. We have currently expensed $3800, which totals our emergency fund. We do not currently have any more funds to pay for any complications that may arise, or the rest of his current bill. It means more than anything to bring our boy home, and will do ANYTHING for him.

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Cindy

Cindy is a 13-year-old Chihuahua in Ogden, UT, who needs $1,800 for ACL Reconstruction.

Ogden, UT

This is my Cindy the love of my life my sister treated well but died. My nephew gave her to me she had been through a lot she never had the right food the right anything but i was almost 400 pounds and did not want to live anymore but Cindy gave me that will to get up and walk everyday I've never loved anything like I love her. She is so happy over every little gift. Every toy aad blanket. When my family comes to town she just goes wild she loves them and they love her they say she is very special we play hide and seek and when I get her food ready I say ready Galloping Gallingy. And she flies to her little apartment I made her to eat her food and it's so funny. When we sit together she touches our arms or leg. She is so kind so loving. Shes a little blue ray of sunshine. Cindy did not know how to play. We invented a hide go seek game and she's so funny the way she plays it. Shes the blanket surfer whenever we wake up she'll drag herself from the bottom of the bed to the top Sometimes she's eating her snack and we're looking out the window and somebody passes by she starts barking while she's eating and it sounds like shes gargling. She looks at me confused. Lol she used to walk far one day a man grabs Cindy says that's my dog and I'm holding on to the leash he said that's my dog and I did not let go of the leash and then he just dropped her and took off running because I was screaming. Tore her ACL. Dr. Kristie Ellis Millcreek animal hospital. Cindy can only walk ten to 15 feet now. So much pain. I am on low income no extra. But I make sure that I pay for her pain medication every month and her anti-inflammatory I can't put money away it's always something. See the pics? she was always so happy and now she lays in her apartment pain. Suffering. I need her plz help.

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Petit Hughie

Petit Hughie is a 8-year-old Rough Collie in Salem, OR, who needs $2,000 for Patent Ductus Arteriosis Corrective Cardiac Surgery.

Salem, OR

Hughie came into our lives at 6 months old, we got him with hopes of training him to be a mobility service dog for myself due to a vestibular disorder. Hughie was diagnosed with a significant murmur, then an ultrasound showed he has PDA, without cardiac surgery his life expectancy is between 1-2 years old. We are hoping to get him the life saving surgery he needs. Hughie loves his big brother Finley, he never hesitates to steal his toys or food. He follows his humans everywhere, and doesn’t believe in space or privacy. He can open doors and loves to surprise our guests with that talent. Belly rubs and cuddles are his favorite. Loves everyone and wouldn’t hesitate to take off with any stranger that shows him some love. He’s gentle with everyone he meets. Hughie is all puppy—you’d never guess anything is wrong with him. Hughie steals the hearts of everyone he meets, aside from the ornery, he is all snuggles and love. He’s the dog that changed my hard boundary on dogs in the bed. He is the softest lovable Hughie was diagnosed with a grade 4-5 heart murmur at his first vet visit. Cardiology did an ultrasound and found that he has PDA. PDA is easily corrected with a cardiac surgery, but it costs thousands of dollars. Without surgery puppies usually live 9 months to 2 years, and will eventually succumb to congestive heart failure. I’ve been unable to work since October due to a vestibular disease, and with my medical bills things have been stretched. We are left with the dilema of raising money for Hughie or rehoming him with someone that can afford his life saving surgery. We love him.

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