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Lando

Lando is a 10 year old Mix-Breed in Sugar Land, TX, who needs $1,994 for CHOP Protocol.

Sugar Lando, TX

Lando, my 10-year-old Boxer/Bulldog mix, was rescued from a shelter after surviving a gunshot wound. He now lives with me and his Husky-type brother, Solo, in Sugar Land, Texas. Lando recently completed 13 weeks of CHOP chemotherapy for T-cell lymphoma and is in remission. Despite also managing a CCL tear, he remains active, enjoys daily walks, naps with Solo, and receives attentive home care. Lando, my 10-year-old Boxer/Bulldog mix, is receiving treatment at the Animal Cancer Center of the Woodlands. He recently completed 13 weeks of CHOP chemotherapy for T-cell lymphoma and is currently in remission. In addition, he is managing a CCL tear with medication and controlled exercise. His regular veterinary care is provided by Foster Creek Veterinary Hospital for ongoing support. Lando is special because he has shown incredible resilience and joy despite many challenges. Rescued after surviving a gunshot wound, he continues to live with love, strength, and playfulness. Even while battling lymphoma and a CCL tear, he greets each day with tail wags, cuddles, and curiosity, inspiring everyone around him with his bravery and unshakable spirit. Lando’s insurance was dropped, and the only new policy offered cost $5,201 a year for just $5,000 in coverage—an impossible expense. I’m covering care out of pocket, but costs are overwhelming. Support means Lando can continue treatment, stay healthy, and share more time wit

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Riley

Riley is a 11 year old American Pit Bull Terrier in Hagerstown, MD, who needs $5,000 for Lower Urinary Tract Disease.

Hagerstown, MD

Riley has been part of our family since she was just 9 weeks old. My son raised her from a puppy, and she grew up surrounded by love. When he relocated to another state and could no longer care for her, I stepped in without hesitation. Since then, Riley has been right by my side. She’s not just a pet, she’ my grand puppy. She’s been a constant companion, bringing love, comfort, and joy. What we initially thought was a simple urinary tract infection has turned into something much more concerning. Riley was taken to Banfield pet hospital, twice. Both times, she was given antibiotics. What once was a trace of blood has now become more, issues with holding her urine. She he urgently needs diagnostic testing and treatment to determine what’s wrong and how to help her. She grew up side by side with her human sister, Naomi, who is now 5 years old. The two of them were inseparable. Wherever Naomi was, Riley was right there with her. She would gently lay her head on Naomi while she slept, like she was keeping watch over her. When Naomi was little, Riley would crawl along the floor with her, matching her pace, playing and staying close like a true companion. At the present time, I’m barely making ends meet. Since COVID, my rent has increased by $400, which has made it difficult to handle unexpected expenses like this. Veterinary care, testing, and possible treatment costs are quickly adding up.

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Cookie

Abandoned at Our Gate, But Not Forgotten. Help Cookie start over with love

Austin, TX • ACF Animal Rescue USA

Abandoned at Our Gate — But Not Forgotten Cookie is just 6–7 months old. A baby, really. She didn’t arrive as a stray. She arrived with a passport. Medical records. Paperwork. Proof that she once belonged to someone. Through our CCTV cameras, we watched a family walk up to the secure emergency cages outside our old shelter gate — cages we installed strictly for injured and abused homeless animals while our team focuses on building homes at our new sanctuary. They placed Cookie inside… and walked away. They looked sad. But they still left her. ACF Animal Rescue was not prepared for pets to be abandoned there. Those cages were meant to protect injured strays until we could reach them — not to become drop-off points for unwanted family members. When we found Cookie, she was frozen in fear. She growled, not out of aggression, but terror. She refused food. She wouldn’t drink. Her whole tiny body had shut down. We moved slowly. Spoke softly. Gently looped a leash. Lifted her with care. And brought her to the new sanctuary — where she became the very first resident of our new home. And something beautiful happened. Cookie began to trust again. Today, she: • Has been given Bravecto • Has been fully dewormed • Has received a complete medical check and is healthy • Is receiving proper nutrition and daily care • Loves her toys and is settling in beautifully Cookie didn’t choose to be abandoned. But she chose to open her heart again. How You Can Help Cookie While Cookie is safe, her care — and the care of animals like her — is not free. Veterinary exams, preventatives, nutritious food, enrichment, shelter construction, and daily staffing all add up quickly. And as we continue building safe homes at our sanctuary, resources are stretched thin. Every contribution — no matter the size — makes a direct impact. Cookie’s story could have ended in confusion and heartbreak. Instead, because of support from compassionate people like you, it is becoming a story of healing and second chances. Please donate today and help us continue saying “yes” to animals who are left behind. Cookie trusted again. Let’s show her she was right to.

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chula

chula is a 3 year old French Bulldog in San Jose, CA, who needs $10,000 for Hemilaminectomy and MRI.

San Jose, CA

chula came into my life only 4 months ago but has made the best impact on my life originally rescued by my father found skinny sick with fleas and rashes all over her disagreed like garbage she was dumped in a dumpster. she was brought to me and I tended to her till she was in the best shape ever. she lived with me my 2 uncles and her bff Luka my uncles dog also half French bulldog and lovesevery1 on Jan10 chula woke up with her back legs paralyzed she was diagnosed with ivdd her paralyze legs is caused by her disc compressing her spinal cord she has a good prognosis she still has feeling in her legs and toes she has a good chance at recovering and able to walk again with surgery and a neologist I want to take her to sage vet but unfortunately this is a 3-10krange currently on meds&bedrest chula is defiantly a little character this strong little girl wants nothing more then all your love and booty scratches she isn't afraid to tell u what she has to say and this spoiled diva knows its her world she is full of energy loves rough housing with Luka and playing tug of war she can make a room light up with laughter with her crooked smile she follows me everywhere and helped me atmylowest I wish I had all the money in the world to help chula unfortunately I have a fixed income and recently got my hours cut at work so this unexpected problem is a bit a burden I hate to not have a choice when it comes to my bbys health please help me get chula back to herself

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