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Farley

Farley is a 7-year-old Pomeranian in Hampton , VA, who needs $2,000 for Oral Mass Biopsy.

Hampton, VA

Farley came to us in August of this year as one of two Pomeranian rescues through Adopt-a-pet. We adopted his father too. The pair were discovered alone in a home after four days with no food or water as their owner had passed away. They were found lying on the body. They spent three months in foster care where they became too accustomed to living in a crate! The dynamic duo are adjusting very well. Both are calm, affectionate boys. But they need each other and so Farley's appointments are a confusing time. Farleyhas small eye that is of no.use andcataracts in theeothertsWe haveacats andhe dogs get along with ing is their favorite "activity ". They help me a lot with my depression and anxiety. I want them with me as long as possible. I love them so much! Farley doesn't whine; he howls. Such a cute little awhooooo! He does it in his sleep and it is so adorable! He also spins in circles when I'm making his food like he's dancin for his supper ❤️. He sits on me thinking he's protecting me from my 7 year old. He's the only one Farley growls at. Shortly after adoption I noticed small, red bump in his mouth at the front. It bled a couple times. I had our vet check it out and was told "just watch it" and a surgery date was made. The mass was cranberry-size. It grew exponentially until I felt it couldn't wait any longer. It was bleeding and was strawberry-size! He can't close his mouth now! Referred to a specialist. He will lose his chin! We have 6 children and 1 grandchild. I do not work but my husband does full-time. We just bought a house and are helping two Marine sons come home for Christmas. An extra thousand dollars doesn't happen here but I had to have Farley. I don't want to lose him. Please.

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Ella

Ella is a 5-year-old Labrador Mix in McChord AFB, WA, who needs $1,200 for Optimum Active Wellness Plan/ Xray.

McChord AFB, WA

While we were stationed in Alaska we were looking for family companion and we browsed around the local area and we stumbled upon an Alaska Bully Rescue event. It was during this time we saw a black lab mix and my wife identified that this was the one. Her name was Ella was given by daughter Alex and she became apart of the family from that time on. What made her special was her marking on her paw. Ella is an adventurous dog who loves to go on walks and hikes. She is nervous in the car when we go on car rides, but settles after a while. She loves to be around the family whenever we are hanging out. Whether that’s watching a moving or just simply sitting at the dinner table eating. She is very affectionate and constantly wants to be petted by putting her head under your hand to remind you. Ella is special by the way she loves to get your attention whenever she wants to go outside to go potty or whether that is she wants to go for a walk by standing/ sitting by her leash by the door. She also loves to play tug a war with anything that she has in her mouth. She is relentless and full of energy and makes me laugh when she does her zooming around the backyard. We are looking to get Ella seen so that we can find out if she surgery. We have taken her to the local Banfield Hospital where she has been seen before and we have fell behind on her care for financial reasons and now it is hard to get her the necessary attention she need for her injury that occurred in our backyard while she was zooming. She came up limping and don’t know what’s wrong with her. We have a sudden vehicle expense where we had to take our vehicle into the shop to be fixed and has made our budget very tight with no emergency fund to tap into to get Ella properly taken care of.

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Mandi

Mandi is a 6-year-old Boxer/American Bull in Blaine, WA, who needs $2,000 for Cruciate Repair(ACL Repair).

Blaine, WA

Mandi was a rescue. She was abandoned after a divorce and we fell in love with her smile. She has been in our family since she was 10 months old. She is now 6 years old. She evacuated a hurricane with us just days after we rescued her. We moved from Florida to Washington a couple years after we got her. Being a lover of road trips-that was a blast for her! Mandi is incredibly high energy. She will endlessly fetch a ball or bone and bring it back to you. She will nudge it with her nose to hit your foot insisting you kick it again. Mandi is a brick, no grace, all zooms and for sure thinks she is a lap dog. Our cats(2) have her under their paw, although they sneak in their cuddle sessions when no one is around to see. Ball is life. But, only the ball she wants at that very moment. She will literately dig through a couch to get to a ball she seemingly rolled under there on purpose. You can not simply give her a different ball. Much like a toddler that drops a spoon repeatedly. When she is extra excited she runs laps around our house. We call it her horse track. Mandi is being cared for by Bellingham Veterinary. While chasing a bone that inevitably went under the couch, she let out a YELP. She instantly stopped using her rear left leg. We watched over the next 36 hours, hoping that maybe she had just pulled a muscle. She continued to not use that leg. With a weekend trip to the vet we learned she tore her ACL. Surgery is the recommendation. This is a very costly surgery($4-5K was the initial estimate) As small business owners of an auto repair shop, this time of year is tight on everyone. People tend to push off their car repairs until after the holidays or even until tax return season.

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Cali Holroyd

Cali Holroyd is a 8-year-old American Bully in Middletown , CT, who needs $2,000 for Pyometra Surgery.

Middletown, CT

Cali came from a family friend in Vermont, she was 7 1/2 weeks old. We've spent everyday with her for over 8years. We have an apartment my boyfriend and I live together along with our Cat Astro who Cali gets along with very well. Cali sleeps in our bed, she likes to cuddle and give kisses. We take Cali to the town dog park daily and she has made many friends. We also take her hiking at a local park nearby where she loves to explore and also loves to swim. Cali communicates with her eyes and body language. When in need of water Cali pushes her bowl or brings it to us. Cali is basically a life size teddy bear. Cali has a huge personality and wears her emotions on her face. She is obsessed with tennis balls or any other kind of ball. Cali rubs her back on the grass and does this roll around motion that makes us laugh and smile each time she does it. When she lays on her back Cali likes to smile and if I tell her to show me her smiles its almost like she understands and smiles harder. Cali was determined to have Pyometra by Yalesville Vet in Wallingford CT and we were told she needed surgery. We brought her to another vet called Vet For Pet animal hospital in East Hartford and received the blood work that confirmed Cali does in fact have an Open Pyometra and needs emergency surgery. Right now we only have one income coming in and it is a part time minimum wage paying job. We are also in the process of moving as well as learning of Cali needing surgery. It would mean the world to us for Cali to be healthy, right now she is just not herself.

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Murphy

Murphy is a 1-year-old Miniature Australian Shepherd/Chihuahua in Seattle, WA, who needs $2,000 for Severe Luxating Patella Surgery.

Olympia, WA

I never considered myself a "dog person" until Murphy came into our family...now, I don't know how I would ever live without him. Murphy was born on 7-11-22 to my sister's dog, Limerick. Yes, we're an Irish family and so are our doggies, by name at least. He is a mini Aussie Shepard/Chihuahua mix, and this past year he has enriched our little family in big big ways. I am now THAT dog momma! Murphy was brought into our home to help ease anxiety and depression in my 17yr old son, and also to help enhance the experiences of my special needs nephew whom I care take for and who has regular seizures. He has done all that and then some. He has learned to alert to seizures, has brought me and my son back to nature, and sparked more laughter than I ever thought was in me. He feels like home. Murphy is small but mighty. He has always been very social, good natured, playful and expressive with his ears and eyebrows. He will sit next to me when I do yoga, he will lick food off of my nephews bib or tug it completely off. He loves looking out the window of home or car. He loves to chase, run, hop in the bathtub or under the covers. He adds so much joy and light to our lives! Murphy has a level 3 critical luxating patella. He was stepped on by a larger dog and his kneecap slipped out and has never gone back. He stopped walking and won't go outside unless in a wheelchair. He can't walk without his leg collapsing and it is just so sad to witness. He needs surgery ASAP. Dr. Davidoff at Urban Animal is his vet. I am currently undergoing reconstructive surgery on my mouth and face after an assault. It has been 3 years of medical and dental procedures, leading to a need for government assistance. My beloved fiance passed away September 15th and I have been devastated. Paralyzed.

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Scotch

Scotch is a 1-year-old Australian Shepherd in Vancouver, WA, who needs $2,000 for Foreign Body Surgery.

Vancouver, WA

Scotch is a 18 month of Australian Shepherd - his original owners clearly have loved him dearly. Just 10 weeks ago, he had the same emergency that they did all they could to afford. Unfortunately, yesterday he came to my work (East Padden Animal Hospital) having yet another foreign body needing surgery. After the last surgery, financially his owners were unable to afford life saving care. Interacting with Scotch yesterday (I was his technician) - he was the kindest, sweetest patient. Despite how terrible he was feeling, he’d reach out for my hand anytime I’d stop petting him. He just wanted comfort and love. As someone who works with hundreds of pets a week, I can say Scotch is definitely a special one. Whil caring for Scotch yesterday, I would sit by his kennel giving him pets or doing treatment as needed. If I’d stop petting him, he’s reach out and pull back my hand. While picking him up from the ER this morning - I was worried he would let even know who I was since we had just met, but he walked right up to me wiggling his butt and sat on my feet, leaning in to my legs for love. Scotch came to our hospital with symptoms of vomiting and lethargy. After diagnostics (bloodwork and radiographs) was determined he has a GI foreign body and needed surgery ASAP. Non-surgical treatments were attempted (IV fluids, medications, and enemas) but he had not shown any improvement. His owners were unable to afford any further care, so euthanasia or surrender were their only options. As a vet tech, my income and funds are limited. I do not receive any discount for treatments on surrendered animals. I have my own crew of highly medically needed animals I care for as well. I understand deeply “we can’t save them all” but I hope we can save Scotch.

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