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Brandy

Brandy is a 5-year-old Siberian Husky in Aurora, CO, who needs $2,000 for In-Patient Critical Care, Supportive Respiratory and GI Care, Pain Management, Antibiotics.

Aurora, CO

We adopted Brandy from Pet Harbor rescue in Virginia in 2020 during COVID and serves as an emotional support animal at home. She became a part of our family in Baltimore and moved with us to Denver in 2022. She loves our first floor apartment and watching all the pups on walks from our street-side window. Brandy loves the snow, chasing bunnies around campus, and hiking in the Rockies. When we adopted her, she kept her distance but has turned into the most cozy cuddle pup and will ask you for her spot on the sofa. She enjoys fetch, especially if she chases and you bring the toy back for her. While hospitalized, we've missed her howls echoing through the apartment asking for dinner or a potty break. Brandy is the most gentle husky. She gives kisses to say sorry and will carefully pick treats out of your hand. If it's past the time for a potty break, she reminds us by sitting her head in our lap and gentle kisses. Bacon is a coveted sometimes treat, and she'll ask for a shake even if you didn't know you were offering anything. If you're upset, Brando is right there to provide love and comfort. Brandy is hospitalized at the VCA Alameda East Veterinary Hospital critical care unit for burns in her tongue and esophagus following exposure to a caustic chemical, as well as aspiration pneumonia. Her care is intensive and will require careful follow up, but she's fighting her hardest to come home. She needs IV medications for pain and infection, supplemental oxygen, and a tube for nutrition. Because Brandy's care is so intensive and healing is a long process, Brandy's care may exceed $20,000. We are using all of our resources to provide deposits so she can stay in the hospital as long as her body needs her to be here. As students those resources are limited.

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Teddy

Teddy is a 6-year-old Cavalier King Charles Spaniel in Franklinton , NC, who needs $2,000 for Corrective/Soft Palate Reduction.

Franklinton, NC

We adopted sweet Teddy almost a year ago! The other family wanted to let Teddy go because that felt that they could not give Teddy the attention he needed. Well, we give Teddy ALL the attention! Teddy is our family. He comes on all our trips, including drives in our convertible and trips to Starbucks for a pup cup! My kids love Teddy and he sleeps in their bed every night. Again, Teddy is our family. He is wherever we are. Family movie night, vacation, car rides. Everything! Teddy is truly our family and life without Teddy would be devastating with me and my kids. He is very special and no one can replace Teddy. Teddy and I have a special relationship. He is my shadow. If I get up, if I go anywhere, Teddy follows his mommy (me). Teddy also loves his siblings (my daughters, 7 and 12). Teddy sleeps in the bed with the girls. Now that he has not been feeling well, he is sleeping in my bed. Since December 23rd, I noticed Teddy swallowing constantly, drooling from one side, and not able to bark. Since he is deaf (since he was 2) he doesn’t bark much. So long story short, it took weeks, but they finally found a laceration in teddys mouth that goes into the larynx. He had stitches, but he needs the specialist to repair the palate. And obviously the CT scans as well. I am a registered nurse, but recently, I had my hours cut (cut. While my husband does have a good job, all our money goes to bills, groceries, medical. (I have a heart condition which makes our medical bills astronomical.) We have spent over $2,000 already

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Chadwick

Chadwick is a 12-year-old Bishon Frise in Newburgh, NY, who needs $2,000 for Chemotherapy.

Newburgh, NY

Chadwick came into our life almost 13 years ago. My daughter was intrigued by dogs but afraid at the same time so I thought what better way to get over her fear than to get a dog. Around this same time friends of ours bred their dogs and we felt it was the perfect opportunity for my daughter to have a dog of her own. Shortly after the dogs were born, we visited regularly to get acquainted. Chadwick came into our life and turned our world upside down in a good way. He was always getting into mischief. One night he chewed my favorite shoes. He would try to open the cabinet to get his treats. He barks for attention. He loves to do zoomies around the house unexpectedly. He has different ways of communicating when it’s time for his walk, dinner, etc. Chadwick has many special qualities such as the way he greets us when he wakes up in the morning or when we return from work. He is full of love and we give it right back. He is in tuned with our emotions. If he senses one of us is upset he will stay close by your side and stare while tilting his head in different directions as if trying to figure out what’s wrong. Chadwick was diagnosed with stage 4 Lymphoma. The oncologist believes he has a great prognosis since he has no other illnesses or allergies. She recommends chemotherapy which will cost approximately $12k if he doesn’t have to be hospitalized. His vet is Banfield but he is being treated at Guardian Veterinary Specialist by Dr. McKnight. I am a single parent with a daughter in college. Within the past 10 years I got a divorce, filed for bankruptcy, and started a new career. It seemed like things were starting to settle down when we got the diagnosis. He has been there and I now want to be there for him.

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Donovan

Donovan is a 2-year-old Cairn Terrier in Jensen Beach , FL, who needs $2,000 for Liver Detox.

Jensen beach, FL

Our little baby boy, Donnie, is a spunky, upbeat, active and happy boy who comes everywhere with mommy and daddy in his favorite backpack. He loves coming to the doctors with us and hanging out with the staff at the various doctors offices and other places he comes. Donnie just spent is 2nd birthday admitted to the ER with liver failure due to being poisoned. Donnie loves to take long hikes, walk on the beach, come out in the backpack on the bicycle and snowmobile and just loves running along the water at the beach and playing with the seagulls. Donnie is such a good boy all the time and is the happiest boy in the world as long as he is with mommy and daddy! Donnie, AKA, Mister Snarfie Pants, communicates with us by making various snarfing sounds that vary in sound and pitch so he can express what he’s saying. He has the biggest smile with his cute black lips and big tounge which he uses to give licks of love all day!! We have some songs and jingles that we sing to Donnie every day to let him know just how loved he truly is. Donnie started to show signs of lethargy, started shaking continuously, lost his appetite, and started vomiting his water. He then started loosing control of his urine and was excessively thirsty but too weak to get up to drink or move. He was admitted to the pet emergency of Martin county after last week and he is experiencing liver failure due to ingesting some sort of a poison like rat poison. We spent our savings last week for the unexpected emergency costs incurred due to Donnie being poisoned, and he now requires a minimum of 2 weeks of additional hospitalization at $2500 per night. This is our baby, our son, and he is dying right now. Please help us save him

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Arlo

Arlo is a 2-year-old Goldendoodle in Thurmont, MD, who needs $2,000 for MRI for Mega Esophagus Cause Diagnosis.

Thurmont, MD

I met my best friend in my Doctorste program, her family dog had puppies and I had every intention of getting a morale dog for my college athletic training program. I picked Arlo up and it was love at first sniff. He was a wiggly cuddly ball of original recipe( vs extra crispy) golden doodle. Arlo was a gift from my father for Christmas and I later lost my father that same year. Arlo is one of two love bugs inn our home. He has a sister, a heterochromic husky with a sassy personality a mile wide. He is dedicated to snuggling with his mom and playing frisbee with his dad. He goes to school with his mom twice a week to bring joy to the life of her athletes and help them through their rehab. Arlo is the sweetest boy in the world. He wants to hug everyone he meets. He’s not the biggest fan of hats on other People but looks super fly when he’s wearing one himself. When an athlete is experiencing a particularly tough day of injury rehab he almost acts like he can feel it and will rest his little head in their lap and tell them he loves them Arlo has been diagnosed with mega esophagus. This is a very serious condition in which the food and water does not easily go into his stomach putting him at risk of aspiration pneumonia. It has slowed him down so much and he’s even afraid of eating because he easily regurgitates when he’s finished with a meal. He is a patient of Banfield Pet Hospital I lost my father in March of 2021. While he left me with a covered funeral there were so many fees left to pay, we have no emergency fund. We have been trying to build one but things keep happening in life that require our expenses. Credit cards are not available to us.

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Tobi

Tobi is a 7-year-old Chocolate Labrador in East Palo Alto, CA, who needs $2,000 for Diabetes.

East Palo Alto, CA

Toby came to our lives when he only was 3 months old, he was a gift from a sister Toby is a chocolate Labrador and my sister made this gift for my two little boys as she said Toby will a caretaker for them and that was very true because since then my kids and toby are like 3 brothers each one take care of each and we all are a family. Toby Since he was given to us toby have a very good life with a lot of fun, he enjoys my kids my kid enjoy toby his health was excellent he always doing playing soccer with my kids my younger daughter is in love with toby and toby is our heart and our blood is is. Toby came to our lives when he only was 3 months old, he was a gift from a sister Toby is a chocolate Labrador and my sister made this gift for my two little boys as she said Toby will a caretaker for them and that was very true because since then my kids and toby are like 3 brothers each one take care of each and we all are a family. Toby was a healthy dog until few days back we notice the increase of thirsty and he was losing lot of weight and started vomiting and it was increasing day after day until last Friday 13 2024 that he was unresponsive, and his eyes were all red and then we took to ER for a checkup and doctor diagnosed with Diabetes He is now 3 days in Er and the expenses are very high and we cannot afford as we a We are a family of 5 and living in San Francisco Bay area. Our yearly income last year was $28,000 and is two months now that I don't work or receive income and it frustrating because the expenses are very high, and I don't have the funds to cover it and is hard for us.

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Wanda

Wanda is a 6-year-old Golden Retriever in Aurora, CO, who needs $2,000 for Leg Amputation.

Aurora, CO

I rescued my sweet Wanda 2 years ago. She came all the way to the US from Turkey. She lived on the streets until she was taken into a shelter there. It took awhile for her to be adopted due to a bad rear leg. When I saw her picture and profile, I knew she was for me. She came to the US was timid and scared but it didn't take long for her to realize she was safe and home. Wanda has a protective sister, Lucy, another rescue. They play, snuggle and enjoy what is now a FANTASTIC life. Everywhere we go, Wanda gets so much attention and laps it up for extra pets. Wanda has the most beautiful heart and personality, you can see it in her smile. The photos provided show this. You can see the kindness in her heart and just how happy she is after a really rough start in the streets if Turkey. Wanda injured her bad leg and it's time to remove the leg. She is an excellent candidate, per the Vet. Once we have enough funds we can have her leg amputated. This will actually bring her relief and improve her quality of life and PLAY. We found the perfect surgeon at VCA Alameda East Veteranary Hospital. This is an unexpected expense of $5,000. We moved to CO this year. With the expense of a move, decreased of my job income and other vet expenses, any help is appreciated. This will ensure Wanda can get back out there for cat rides, hikes and playing with friends and Lucy.

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Tundra

Tundra is a 9-year-old Siberian Husky in Lexington, SC, who needs $2,000 for Limb Amputation.

Lexington, SC

Tundra is a 9 year old Husky that I rescued on Jan 1, 2017. At the time, I was living in an apartment in Charlotte NC and was looking for a roommate. I came across Tundra on a rescue website and contacted the rescue. She brought him out to meet me and I adopted him on the spot. We now live in Lexington SC with my husband, mother in law and 3 other furbabies. Tundra is quite the character. He joined the family in 2017 and when my husband and I moved in together we added my husband's 2 cats to our mix. In 2021 we had to put our eldest cat down due to age (he was 21 years old) and in 2022 we brought in another rescue, a 3 month old Shorkie named Maverick. Maverick and Tundra are the best of friends and spend all of their days together. Tundra is a Husky which means he LOVES to talk. Usually when I don't want him to haha. He gets super excited when Dad gets home from work and will stand at the window and howl and talk until Dad comes in and loves on him. He will tell me all about it to procure a treat from me. He does NOT like fireworks and hates it when people in our neighborhood shoot them off. He loves to run and play fetch. In October 2023 I noticed a lump on Tundra's leg. It wasn't very big and I wasn't overly concerned. I took him to the vet to look at it and they drew a sample. It came back cancerous. We met with Oncology at CVETS and they stated that he will need his leg amputated in order to save him. They provided me an estimate for the amputation and said that the surgery would most likely be curative. 2023 was not our year - April my husband had a stroke; July AC went out; Oct Tundra diagnosed with cancer and Dec I lost my job. If Tundra's diagnosis was fatal I would do everything I could to make him comfortable till the end, but this surgery can save his life.

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