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Pepper

Pepper is a 4-year-old Shephard Mix in Indianapolis, IN, who needs $2,000 for UW Madison Protocol, or CHOP Chemotherapy.

Indianapolis, IN

Pepper was adopted in the blistery winter of 2018. She, along with her brothers and sisters, was rescued from a KY kill shelter. She was the run of the litter-- shy and nervous. We loved her immediately. Pepper has been the most steadfast, sweetest, silliest, best friend to my husband and I. Pepper loves her papa and follows him around the house incessantly. She loves to snuggle under blankets and has the most pushy way of telling you she wants pets. She sleeps often at our feet but takes the hint pretty well when it's time to go to her own bed. She loves her people fiercely and makes friends quickly. The one thing we are sure of is that Pepper's main priority is playing as much frisbee as possible. She is not a very graceful leash walker but loves to explore. She loves giving weird hugs when you crouch down and gets too excited about meeting new people to let them pet her immediately. She has a whole trick and frisbee routine, and loves to sit between your legs! Pepper has B-Cell Lymphoma. This is treatable, not curable. Pepper has had zero indications up until two weeks ago when she stopped eating and developed enlarged liver, spleen, and lungs. It happened so quickly. She has been given a prognosis of 6 months with dosage every 3 weeks or 9-13 months with the CHOP protocol. My husband and I recently bought a house and needed to get him a car for work. I have student loans coming in and have now spent 7 thousand just getting a diagnosis. We cannot afford an additional & sudden 7 thousand to keep her alive and healthy for the 9-13 months.

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Miranda

Miranda is a 9-year-old Domestic Shorthair Cat in Rochester, NY, who needs $2,000 for Bladder Stone Removal.

Rochester, NY

I adopted Miranda 8 years ago from a local shelter. She was given her name because I already had a cat named Blake. So I had Blake (12yo) and Miranda, pre break up. I thought Blake could use a companion and they have been together ever since. We also have a 9yo chocolate lab named Sadie. They all live in the home with my husband and 1yo daughter. Miranda is a friendly and lovable cat. She loves to hang out on the couch and on my bed. Very chill and laid back. She loves to sit near the window and watch the birds from the trees outside. Her favorite spot would be laying between my legs while we hang on the couch together. Miranda will follow me everywhere around the house. Even as I work out in the basement she is there cheering me on. What I love most about Miranda is her backwards tail that runs along her back side which has been that way since I got her. She meows when she wants attention and will follow you around until she gets a pet. She is a great cat to lounge around with not into playing much just hanging out. She is a fan of hanging on the couch with our dog and staring out the window when it's nice out. Miranda started urinating outside her litter box, very out of character for her. The urine seemed blood stained and we worried she had a UTI. The vet found bladder stones which are not dissolvable and need to be surgically removed. We are in a fixed income and unable to afford such a large bill and go into debt at this point in our lives. Miranda is such a warm and happy presence in our family and I would love to see her healthy again.

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Hope

Hope is a 5-year-old Great Dane in Clarksville, TN, who needs $1,000 for Gastropexy.

Clarksville, TN

My baby girl Hope was given to me as a gift for Christmas in 2017. It was a huge surprised. I had to put my other Great Dane down a few months prior. So my family got together as a whole to give me the greatest gift anyone could ask for. My son at the time was only 2. Watching Hope and him grow up together has been the most beautiful relationship. I hold Hope very close to my heart. Hope is one of the most sweet, loving, goofy, loyal and protective dog I have ever seen. I am a single mother with multiple chronic illness and having her by my side has made life that much better. I am always joking around that she is my emotional support dog. She is attached to my hip. When I go to the bathroom Hope has to follow right behind me. Oh my Hope is the funniest girl! Every morning she has to make her rounds and give everyone good morning kisses. Even her baby brother Oliver, who is a cat. She is the ultimate beggar and if she doesn’t get her way she makes it very known verbally. She reminds me of a teenager who talks back to their parents. Hope doesn’t have a mean bone in her body. She is the gentlest giant! Unexpectedly Hope got up from napping and proceeded to try and throw up. She collapsed on the ground and I knew instantly she had the dreaded bloat. We rushed her to our veterinarian and she was diagnosed with GDV and needed emergency surgery or she would pass away. I am a single mom with Lupus, RA, Fibromyalgia, Sjögren’s and Raynunds. I am currently unable to work and am doing my best to bring my girl home. I am not ready to say goodbye and I feel like she has many more healthy years to live out. To give people laughs and kisses.

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