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Boo

Boo is a 6-year-old Shorthair Cat in Bridgeport, CT, who needs $2,000 for Perineal Urethrostomy.

Bridgeport, CT

Boo was rescued along with his mama, Chloe, a feral street cat who was brought to a shelter when she was pregnant. He lives with his family, Pete, Sue, and Amanda and Chloe. Boo is such a joy in all our lives. He still bugs his Mama and can be a bit of a food/treat bully, but he is also sweet and affectionate. He loves lazy afternoons basking where the sun hits and looking at the birds out the window in the morning. He sleeps with his adopted mom, Amanda and naps frequently with Chloe. He loves his scratch pads and mouse toys and the happiest boy. Boo has been my best friend since I got him. He never lets me go to the bathroom alone, and always greets me when I get home from work. He is prompt to alert us when it is meal times, and pretends he is not afraid of his dog cousins. He is terrified of thunder and loud noises which unfortunately is cause of some of his health issues. Boo has had bladder issues since 2021, which is common for male cats. He had a full block last week which is life threatening and will be prone to reoccurrences. He had a painful recovery and is still not fully able to completely empty his bladder. If he undergoes a perineal urethrostomy, he will be able to have a positive prognosis and prevent these painful urinary blocks from happening. His hospitalization plus subsequent visits back to the vet have cost over $5,000 just this week. I applied for additional credit and was denied. The surgery is quoted between 6-8k. I simply do not have the funds but do not want him to suffer needlessly because of that.

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Ambrose (aka Piggy)

Ambrose (aka Piggy) is a 6-year-old Pitbull Mix in Sevierville, TN, who needs $2,000 for TPLO (Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy) to Rear Left Leg.

Sevierville, TN

Ambrose (aka Piggy) was adopted from East Tennessee Pitbull Rescue as a four-month-old pup. He had been found by an animal shelter on the side of a road in South Carolina, riddled with scabs, fleas, and a nasty head wound. Little did his parents know the uphill medical battle he would climb. Early on, issues with his back legs brought him to hydrotherapy at the University of Tennessee vet clinic. A UT vet speculated he came from a puppy mill, and when the breeder discovered Piggy's leg/joint problems, he tried to kill him with a blow to the head. As Piggy grew up, his parents learned that this head trauma most likely led to his violent seizures. Piggy has since had several surgeries on his legs and is on daily medication for his seizures and joint pain. He's the absolute happiest, most adorable dog on the entire planet! At least his parents think so.:) In the face of so much pain, abuse, and medical issues, he is such a happy boy and loves his older sissy so much! (Chloe, 15 yr old black retriever) The most recent surgery was a TPLO on his rear right leg that has helped tremendously. The wonderful people at Blackford Veterinary Surgery Referral would like to perform the same operation on the other rear leg to keep his knee from regularly popping out of place, and now, his parents would greatly appreciate financial support to do so. We have just passed the 12 week mark from his other rear leg and with surgery, exams, x-rays, etc. it has cost around $4500-$5000. Hearing that he really needs the other leg done puts us ($10000) at a challenging juncture. We are so grateful to ANYone who wanted to join us.

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Sandy

Sandy is a 8-year-old Mixed in Pitman, NJ, who needs $2,000 for Abdominocentesis.

pitman, NJ

This is my best friend. I got her when she was just a puppy from a Craigslist ad asking $25. It was 100% the best $25 I'd ever spent! She was my first dog and we bonded immediately. She has been an amazing dog and part of our family since she was 6 months old. We have another pup and 2 cats and everyone gets along wonderfully like a family should, contrary to the myth that cats and dogs fight:) When we first got our puppy we tried to go the crate route. We found out very quickly that wasn't going to work. She would cry all night and hated to be alone. So the next thing we tried was a dog bed. This also didn't work for her. So for the past 8+ years my dog has slept in bed with my wife and I, along with our other dog. She also lays with us on the couch whenever we are watching tv. Sandy is always a very loving and chill dog. She loves things most dog's love like going for walks, car rides, and visits from friends and family. She also gets along great with her little sister and 2 other cats. She always loves to be close to anyone in our family and has never had any type of destructive or violent behavioral issues. She is the sweetest calm dog you can meet and we love her! My dog has been diagnosed with congestive heart failure. 2 months ago I took her to a pet ER where they drained her belly of fluid (due to a weak heart) and put her on some meds. The belly draining had an instant impact on her pain, comfort, energy, appetite, and ability to breathe. Unfortunately it is a chronic illness and she needs another belly draining now and probably a 3rd down the line. The belly tap (abdominocentesis) is only done at costly specialized vet ERs. It is close to $800 each time and lasts approx. 2 months before she blows up again and cannot move. She doesn't have a lot of time left but it would be a godsend to make her comfortable again.

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Isa

Isa is a 6-year-old English Labrador in Brentwood, TN, who needs $2,000 for Stereotactic Radiation Therapy.

Brentwood, TN

Isa was born on May 31st, 2017 and is now six years old. Isa is a spunky and adventurous, black English lab. My partner, Ellie, got Isa when she was just a few months old from Wild Rose Kennels in Oxford, Mississippi. This is where she went through obedience training, as she is a diabetic alert dog. Isa is often mistaken for a puppy due to her high energy and young spirit. She lives with my partner and I in an apartment in Brentwood, TN. Despite living in an apartment, we often go on long walks. There are many trees and open grass fields surrounding us where we can take her off leash. She loves swimming, playing with toys, and sniffing new smells. Isa is extra special due to her service dog training. My partner, Ellie, has type one diabetes. This is not an easy disease to live with, but over the past six years, Isa has made it much easier. Isa is trained to smell Ellie's blood sugar and alert them when their levels are too low or high. She has saved Ellie from diabetic shock/seizure multiple times. Our family veterinarian at Animal Ark, found a mass in Isa's throat. After visiting a veterinary oncologist at Blue Pearl, through an ultrasound and cytology aspirates, we learned Isa had developed an ectopic thyroid tumor. Due to the tumor's irregular location, we are unable to surgically remove it. We are now seeking treatment at LSU Vet Teaching Hospital with vet oncologist, Jayme Looper. Due to my partner and I being 23 and 22, we do not have a lot of savings. I just graduated from college in May, and at that time my partner and I were both unemployed. I gained employment in June, but my partner was not employed, with a sustainable income, until a month ago.

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