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Bandit

Bandit is a 3-year-old Lab / Pit mix in Falls Church, VA, who needs $2,000 for Left Leg TPLO Surgery.

Falls Church, VA

Bandit is our lovable and spirited companion who has been a cherished member of our family since the spring of 2021. We initially welcomed Bandit into our home as a foster, but it didn't take long for us to realize that he was here to stay. Bandit, at one and a half years old, was initially timid in his new environment, but he quickly warmed up to us, becoming a foster fail. Bandit has brought immense joy and laughter to our household. His favorite pastime is playing soccer, where he excels as a goalie, making it nearly impossible to score against him. Our days are filled with laughter as Bandit engages in lively games of fetch, explores new parks, and joins us on hiking adventures. His boundless energy and affectionate nature have made him an integral family member. What makes Bandit truly special is his affectionate nature. He is protective of his people and wants to be with them at all times. Bandit never fails to bring a smile to our faces. His vibrant personality has enriched our lives in countless ways, making every moment spent with him a cherished memory. In the spring of 2023, after several visits to the vet, we discovered that Bandit had minor tears in both of his cruciate ligaments. Bandit underwent TPLO surgery on his right leg at Partridge Animal Hospital under the care of Dr. David A. Landers. While Bandit's right leg is healing well, he now faces the need for surgery on his left leg. Unfortunately, our current financial situation poses a significant challenge, as we've already paid out of pocket for the initial surgery and diagnostic expenses, totaling over $7,000. The second surgery is crucial for Bandit's full recovery and ability to lead a happy life.

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Queenie

Queenie is a 2-year-old American Bully Mix in Dallas, TX, who needs $2,000 for Radiology and Surgery.

Dallas, TX

I've had Queenie for 2 years, I brought her into my life after going through a very depressive time. When I felt alone and isolated I was blessed with her by a co worker and she's been my baby every since. I love her hugs and smiles. She's so soft and smart and have so much to explore She's such a sweet heart who loves her balls and walks. She has a little chihuahua sister by the name of Dutchess that she loves unconditionally. She's one of the friendliest babies i know and she's gentle She's one of the most loving dogs I've ever had, and she's very attentive to my emotions which is why I made her an ESA for myself. Her curiosity if life and new things gives her so much personality. She even smiles and hugs and i love that especially when I'm going through emotions Queenie is usually a healthy pup but Nov. 23 she suddenly became lethargic which I thought was just a stomach flu. But she stopped eating for 72 hrs and stopped playing with her diet and ball. She started vomiting and had bad liquid diarrhea. Dec. 1 I took her to vetco which turned out that her intestines were tangled and needed surgery. So I took her to Animal Emergency Hospital in Mansfield This is such a sudden situation, and because my job is biweekly, I'm unable to pay for her xrays to go to radiology in time to be examined for her surgery. I was told I would have to do this soon or I may lose her, and I can't lose my baby, she's my happiness my life.

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Kassie

Kassie is a 9-year-old German Shepherd in Noble, OK, who needs $2,000 for Surgery.

Noble, OK

Kassie has been with our family for almost 10 years. She is a happy girl who loves to chase balls and snuggle with everyone in the family. On the night before Thanksgiving she came back inside limping, somehow with her leg fractured in 3 places. Petco said our only option was amputation but Dr. Emmert was able to save it with 2 plates. Kassie loves her mommy and daddy the most but she doesn’t mind the 3 kids, especially when they try to sneak her their dinners. She loves to play with tennis balls and get belly rubs. Alternatively, she will settle for having her paw held while you sit next to her. Kassie is a goofball. She can hear a can of tennis balls opened inside the house and she’ll come bolting in. She lets the kiddos snuggle with her whenever they want, even if sometimes they are a little too rowdy. She always has a big smile on her face. Kassie broke her leg in 3 places and had to have 2 plates put in by Dr. Emmert at McGee Street Animal Hospital in Norman, Oklahoma. The surgery went well but her stitches are very red and tender. Update - The surgery failed and there is a new fracture above the plate. Dr. Emmert is redoing the surgery. We live month to month. The kids have SoonerCare for now. We buy little more than we need and are unable to keep a good sized emergency fund because any time we manage to get a little built up something always happens that it needs to be used for and it’s never enough.

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Kona

Kona is a 15-year-old Pomeranian and Chihuahua Mix in Brentwood, CA, who needs $2,000 for Removal of Cutaneous Mass and Splenic Mass with Biopsy.

Brentwood, CA

When cruising through snapchat a few years ago I came across this little fur ball. I definitly thought she was unique in her appearance. She was already 11 at the time. The owner told me she was funny but I could not have imagined that the most adorable old fat lady baby in the world had just come into my arms! Everything about Kona will melt you from her wobbly walk to her round belly! Kona spends almost all her time with me. I got her during the pandemic so I didn't do much the first year other than hang out with her. Fast forward 4 years, and thats still all we do! She's a little older now than when we first got her so she doesn't jump up on the couch these days. You can find her laying down on her doggie bed and or anything soft! She absolutely loves squeaky toys and watching videos of dogs! She will cuddle next to you and watch any dog video! Not to mention when shes bored shell lay on her side and let you rub her belly! Kona has 3 masses growing inside her. They are cancerous. The good news is that once removed she will be healthy again! Her vet is at Fairview Animal Hospital in Brentwood, CA. I am 20,000 in debt. My mother has cancer. My father has heart disease and is bed ridden from Parkinson's Disease. All of these things are costly and I work approximately 65 hours a week to keep us afloat. It would mean the absolute world to all of us if we can treat Kona.

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Capone

Capone is a 5-year-old American Bully in Ozone Park, NY, who needs $2,000 for Pericardial Window.

Ozone Park, NY

Capone came into my life at a very low point in time. I had just been in a bus accident and needed knee surgery, shortly after I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia. All things combined left me 80% immobile and and in 100% pain 24/7. The meds I was given made me sick and my relationship was failing... I was in so much pain, I no longer wanted to live but Capone gave me a reason to get up every day! Capone is the prince of the house! He sleeps with me and takes up 90% of my king sized bed even though he has his own room, and his own lounge space in every other room. He spends his days lounging but takes time to go out in the yard several times a day for fresh air. He is especially good with my grandbabies and gets along with external family pets as well. Everyone simply adores him! Capone is so special... He speaks to us! When we ask if he's hungry, thirsty, wants outside, or wants belly rubs he will purr when you get to the right answer. He also whines to get attention and will walk to and from you and "whatever he wants" until you follow him, and of course give him what he asked for! He gives "gentle kisses" and takes treats right from my mouth without touching my lips. Capone has idiopathic pericardial effusion which is the buildup of extra fluid in the space around the heart. When too much fluid builds up, it puts pressure on the heart which prevents it from pumping normally and leads to heart failure. The excess fluid leaks into the abdomen causing ascitis (fluid bloat) thus making surgery urgent as the pericardial sac is already filled at max capacity. My insurance won't cover this surgery. The cost is between $9-13k as he needs a Board Certified Surgeon. I have applied for grants but time is ticking and if I can't pay for surgery in full, I have to surrender him so he can have surgery but won't return to me or his home.

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Vivienne

Vivienne is a 3-year-old Basset Hound in Dayton, OH, who needs $1,200 for Surgery to Remove Foreign Object from Intestines.

Dayton, OH

My sister gave me Vivienne after my dogs were given away when I was hospitalized with pneumonia after contracting COVID-19. I had to be intubated for a week or so and when the doctor tried to take me off of the ventilator, I went into cardiac arrest so the medical staff had to put me back under. My prognosis was not good so my family gave my dogs to a rescue center. My Vivienne is my baby. I’m sorry to admit that she is spoiled rotten. She sleeps wherever she wants but mostly sleeps with me. She is everything to me. When Vivienne gets hungry, she lets me know by dancing and whining; and when I do not get up fast enough, she gets louder. Whenever I get her leash, she gets so excited and dances, whines and howls (it is so cute). Vivienne vomited one day and would not eat, the next day, she did the same thing. I had to take her to the emergency vet and they told me she has a blockage in her intestines. There was no surgeon on staff that night so I took her to my vet the next day. The cost was going to be $2,423.00 and they needed all of the money before they did the surgery so I took her home and tried to borrow money. I had to retire early because of illness, thus, I did not have all of the funds to pay for the surgery. I was able to borrow some money from a family member. Vivienne was suffering so I was going to have to have her euthanized. The vet agreed to do surgery for 1/2 down.

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Nova

Nova is a 2-year-old German Shepherd/Husky in Listuguj, QC, who needs $2,000 for Diaphragm Hernia Repair.

Listuguj

Nova, born under my father's porch, became my sidekick. I bottle-fed her and 10 siblings for two months. Living with my 12-year-old dog, they share a bond. Unique routines, from morning greetings to car key excitement, make life with Nova a joy. Friends and family notice our deep attachment. Nova brings love and laughter daily. Nova thrives in our household, creating an atmosphere of joy. Living with my 12-year-old dog, they share a unique bond, occasionally squabbling over beds. Nova's lively interactions and quirky routines bring laughter to the family. She's more than a pet; she's a cherished family member adding love and delight to our home. My family loves her! Nova is special for countless reasons. Her quirky antics, like responding to car keys with excitement, showcase her adventurous spirit. She insists on unique routines, from morning greetings to bedtime rituals, bringing laughter daily. Nova's constant need to be close and the adorable way she responds to affection make her not just a pet but a cherished source of joy and companionship. Nova's ordeal is heart-wrenching—X-rays hint at a diaphragm hernia. Shown an X-ray comparison, concern surged. Referral to Riverview is 6k-14k; our alternative, a 3.5k surgery at Clinic Lepine. Tonight, Nova awaits emergency surgery, unaffordable upfront. The emotional weight is immense, emphasizing the urgency of funds. In this unexpected hardship, my commitment to Nova's well-being is unwavering As a dedicated, unemployed student, the unexpected vet bill is a major expense. Without pet insurance and lacking support, the financial strain is intensified. Restoring Nova's health is crucial, making assistance urgently needed in this challenging time.

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