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Dexter- The little 'ol man miracle

Help Dexter- The little 'ol man miracle get Radiation Therapy — Chicago, IL

Chicago, IL

Dexter is a beautiful loving soul. He has been the light of our lives for 16.6 years. He is a resilient fighter who acts as vital emotional support for my retired elderly mother; full-time caregiver to my younger brother, who suffers from some debilitating conditions. Despite his age, Dexter is incredibly resilient and nothing short of a miracle. He continues to defy the odds with his recoveries. It broke our hearts when nasal congestion/discharge turned out to be oral malignant melanoma, a fast-growing and painful mouth cancer. Our oncologist at MedVet Chicago recommends a complete, phased radiation and immunotherapy plan to manage pain and keep him comfortable. Your kind support is our only hope to fund his care and bless us with more priceless, cozy time with our precious miracle boy. Dexter is a resilient fighter and nothing short of a miracle; not only did he recover remarkably from a life-saving splenectomy for a bleeding mass earlier this year (despite everyone’s expectations), Dexter’s spirit, will to thrive, and remarkable ability to recover amazes every vet he encounters. He is a precious member of our family; the light and joy of the household; he means the world to us. My retired mom is on a fixed income. Insurance is 100% maxed from recent biopsy, and CareCredit is depleted from life-saving splenectomy. A recent emergency during his CT scan put us even deeper in debt. Community support is our last hope to save this brave miracle boy.

4%Funded
$540Raised
$11,960To go
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Starting Contribution By The Waggle Foundation

Bane

Bane is a 5-year-old Pit Bull mix in Dowagiac, MI, who needs $862 for tumor removal.

Dowagiac, MI

Bane has an issue he doesn't like to discuss. His pooper is a bit broken and needs some medical intervention. "He began to have this anal gland issue in June, which has progressively worsened. He struggles to go poop and possibly has an abscess," Karianne R., Bane's human mom, tells Waggle. Now Bane needs surgery to give him some relief, and his family is so worried. Karianne R. and her husband adopted Bane one day years ago when they just went to "look at dogs" at the local shelter. (You know how that goes!) "When we walked up to Bane's kennel, he came over, turned his back to us, sat down, and promptly looked over his shoulder at us," Karianne says. "The volunteers said he had a rough life and has the scars to prove it." They took Bane home on the spot; he was the most well-behaved dog they had ever met! Bane is also an excellent and gentle big brother to two human twins! But the family can't afford Bane's surgery, and they're panicked his pooper might get worse. "We have had an unbelievably difficult summer with finances," Karianne says. "I had to have three surgeries since June. My husband and I have had time off due to having twins in the NICU last year and all the added expenses that come with twins. Bane being healthy would mean the word to us!" Please help Bane poop without pain!

62%Funded
$531Raised
$331To go
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Lady Charlie

Lady Charlie is a 6 year old Basset Artésien Normand in LaGrange, KY, who needs $3,726 for Right Anal Sacculectomy.

LaGrange, KY

Lady Charlie is a hilarious, perpetually hungry, and irresistibly lovable basset hound who bounced into our lives as a puppy in January 2020. She has been our resident thief from day one reaching the counters with the skill of a Great Dane and swiping everything from pizza to sticks of butter. She shares the home with two other dogs, three cats, and three humans. During a routine checkup in April, an anal sac mass was found. The vet found Lady Charlie to have hypercalcemia - a sign of AGASACA - and biopsied the mass. Once those results confirmed the diagnosis, we were sent to Metropolitan Vet for a surgical consult. The surgeon felt that with excision of the mass, Charlie's prognosis was good. Life would be boring without Lady Charlie's shenanigans! She carts shoes, socks, pillows, and small items into our backyard through her doggy door. She tore up so much of my garden that I surrendered and planted her a carrot patch, fencing off the rest. I call her aggressively affectionate because she absolutely loves everyone she meets and is not shy about wanting belly rubs or treats. Over the past year, I have reduced my work hours to assist my youngest child with a medical condition. We have kept a strict budget, but we also encountered other significant expenses. Having to not worry about this surgical bill would bring such relief to our family.

14%Funded
$530Raised
$3,196To go
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Starting Contribution By Waggle

Pontoon Boat

Hit by a Car at Just Five Months Old: Pontoon Boat Needs Your Help to Walk Again

Middle village, NY • PuppyKittyNYCity

At just five months old, Pontoon Boat should be chasing toys and exploring the world—not fighting to recover from devastating injuries. This sweet kitten was found alone in a yard in Queens after being struck by a car. A compassionate Good Samaritan rushed him to Puppy Kitty NYCity, where it quickly became clear that his injuries were far more severe than anyone had hoped. Emergency X-rays revealed heartbreaking trauma. Pontoon Boat suffered a displaced fracture of his left femur, multiple pelvic fractures, and a left sacroiliac luxation that left him unable to properly use his back legs. He was also found to have blood in his urine, significant bruising, and swelling from the impact. Despite everything he has endured, Pontoon Boat has remained incredibly brave throughout his hospitalization. He has already undergone emergency diagnostics, pain management, and around-the-clock supportive care, but his journey is far from over. Veterinary specialists have determined that he urgently needs orthopedic surgery to repair his shattered leg and stabilize his injuries, giving him the best chance at living a normal, pain-free life. PuppyKitty NYC is committed to giving Pontoon Boat every opportunity to heal, but lifesaving orthopedic surgery is costly. As a nonprofit rescue, they rely on the generosity of animal lovers to provide advanced medical care for kittens like him who have nowhere else to turn. Every donation, no matter the amount, brings Pontoon Boat one step closer to recovery. Your kindness will help cover the cost of his surgery, hospitalization, pain management, and the specialized care he needs to walk, run, and enjoy the happy future every kitten deserves. Please consider making a gift today. Together, we can help Pontoon Boat leave this tragic accident behind and begin the healthy, joyful life he's been waiting for. 8/8/26 Update Sweet Pontoon Boat is recovering well after the devastating injuries he suffered when he was hit by a car. This brave little boy has come so far, and now he's ready for the next important step in his recovery. Today, Pontoon Boat is starting his day hoping someone will say, “I’ll foster him.” 🥹 He needs a loving foster home where he can continue healing in a safe, comfortable environment with plenty of care and attention. Even a temporary foster home could make a tremendous difference for this sweet kitten. And there’s more good news—we’re so close to reaching Pontoon Boat’s fundraising goal! Every donation helps us get closer to covering the lifesaving care he has already received and helps PuppyKitty NYCity continue saying yes to the next animal who needs help. 💙 Can you help Pontoon Boat finish his journey to recovery? Please consider donating or sharing his fundraiser—and if you’re able to foster, this brave little boy would love to meet you! 🐾

5%Funded
$525.50Raised
$10,368.50To go