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Daisy

Daisy is a 5-year-old Dachshund Mix in N Charleston , SC, who needs $1,500 for MRI and Spinal Tap Analysis and Subsequent Steroid Treatment.

N Charleston, SC

Daisy is a loving, happy, and energetic 5 year old dachshund mix. She's been with us her whole life and is an integral part of our family of 5. Daisy has an older sister, Maggie, who misses her and their daily cuddles in the sunlight. Daisy is a bit of an odd one who likes to roll around in our dirty laundry and will play fetch with her ball until her tongue is hanging out the side of her mouth. Daisy loves any and everyone who will play fetch with her but she especially loves her parents and sleeps with them every night. However, when they leave for work she also loves to cuddle with their human children until they are more awake and ready to throw the ball for her. She also loves car rides with the family and likes to take turns sticking her nose out each window. She has the best nose and can find any treat no matter how hard we try to hide them. She loves to howl and tell everyone where her treats are hidden or when she wants attention. She also likes to play tug of war with her sister Maggie, but usually lets her win. She also likes to throw her treats in the air like they are a toy or get us to throw them for her. Dr. Beth Tynan and the veterinary team at Charleston Veterinary Referral Center have been treating Daisy's collapse episodes that began on July 30th and have slowly escalated into seizures and lethargy. They believe that Daisy has a neurological condition but cannot be sure without a spinal tap analysis and MRI. She is an integral part of our family and we want her happy and healthy again at home. Daisy is young and has always been healthy. This was completely unexpected and we have already spent thousands and are struggling to afford the diagnostic tests and care she requires. Our house has been quiet and lonely without her lively presence, wagging tag, and cuddles.

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Nova

Nova is a 1-year-old Catahoula leopard dog mix in Manchester , CT, who needs $150 for Testing and Diagnosis.

Manchester, CT

Nova lives me and my husband and our other dog and her 10 puppies that she gave birth to today. She has been absolutely great with her puppies and very attentive. Any noises she goes right over to check on them. She has the roam of the house except for when my husband and I go to work. She is well loved and taken care. She is very loveable and loves to cuddle. She loves to play with rope toys and much more. She throws the toys up and catches them. She also whips them around and sometimes I just laugh because she hits herself with sometimes and then after she whacks herself she looks at me and shakes her head and goes right back to playing. How she talks back to me if I'm talking to her. The way she plays and tosses the toys around. The way she comes to me for love and attention and how she cuddles with me when she just wants to be close to me. She gives affection like she receives it. If I'm not feeling good she's right there to make me feel better with her cuddles and her kisses She gave birth to 10 puppies this morning. She has been very attentive and loving towards her puppies. Her last puppy was delivered at 10am this morning. She is still continuing to breathe hard and rapidly. I want to get her checked but our money is tight right now. I just started a new job and won't have the amount needed for her visit. I just started a new job. With her having a hard breathing span again and rapid breathing and won't have or have the funds for a couple of weeks and she needs to get checked out asap.

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Sparkles

Sparkles is a 9-year-old Mini Poodle in Bowie, MD, who needs $2,000 for Ventral Slot Decompressive Surgery.

Bowie, MD

We adopted Sparkles at the animal shelter at Prince George Animal Shelter. She was abandon and came into our life. I take care of my elderly mother who is on dialysis and has Sickle Cell. Sparkles means the world to my mother. She has been with our family for four years now. She has brought my mother so much joy and given her much reason to live. Sparkles is always so grateful and happy to see new people and new faces. She loves to greet people and dogs when they come into the home. She loves to have her belly rubbed and to sun bath. She also like to cuddle with my mother is who is a disabled retired from the state of Maryland. My mother has Sickle Cell and goes to Dialysis, she really brightens up her day. Sparkles love to have her belly rubbed and to smell the air outside. She is always so friendly and love to greet new people when they come into her area. She loves to sit with my mother and watch tv and moves. They also like to eat a drink water together. When she wants her belly rub. She will flob on the floor with her belly in the air to be rubbed. My mini poodle was attacked at the Bowie Dog Park in Maryland. She had to receive stitches and will need surgery. This will cost $11946.39. The hospital that she is receiving treatment at is Anna Arundel Veterinary Emergency. The Neurologist attending to her is Nick Archambault. She is in a tremendous amount of pain. I'm a disabled military veteran taking care of my elderly mother on a fixed income. It would mean the world to have Sparkles able to walk again as she is not able to. My mother would be so grateful to see sparkles again lying with her.

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Bandit

Bandit is a 2-year-old Domestic Cat in Adelanto, CA, who needs $2,000 for Femoral Head Ostectomy.

Adelanto, CA

My best friend rescued the tiny kitten from several dogs and brought him to my home. Her husband is allergic, so she couldn’t keep him. The kitty was terrified and immediately hid. We didn’t plan on keeping him, but my daughter and I fell in love with him. He felt safe enough with my daughter to cuddled in her lap. He has spent the past 2 years sleeping in our bed with us keeping my baby safe. The kitty was initially scared and wouldn’t leave my bookshelf. Eventually he came out and cuddled with my daughter and I. He began playing with our toes and playing fetch as if he were a doggie. We originally thought he was a girl but we found out he’s a boy. We named him Bandit after The Office when Angela threw the kitty in the attic during a fire drill. When Bandit was a kitten, he would nibble on blankets as if it were a bottle, I occasionally catch him nibbling still. He also follows you and tries to jump around corners to scare you and runs away. Bandit is a bit spoiled and has his own foundation to drink from but choses to drink the water from my bamboo plants. His favorite toy since day 1 is a tiny stuffed mouse with a jingle bell inside. Kitty came inside my room limping severely and meowing in pain. I picked him and looked at him but couldn’t see any marks. I called the nearby vets who didn’t have appts for a couple months. I was finally able to take him in and found out he needs surgery or he will be in pain the rest of his life. The vet said that if I can’t get the surgery done to put him to sleep so he doesn’t suffer. The surgery he needs is “Femoral Head Ostectomy.” The surgery costs $3,500. He gave me a discount of 30% and I am looking into programs to help cover some of the cost. I don’t want him in pain and I don’t want to euthanize him, so I am asking for a little help.

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Rusty

Rusty is a 1-year-old Labrador in Hornepayne, ON, who needs $650 for Kidney Surgery.

Hornepayne • Collie Rescue Network

Rusty 15 mos old intact male yellow lab living in foster (to adopt) home since July 15, 2021, born with ‘rotational nystagmus’. Fosters are very experienced lab people living on 25 acres with trails through the woods for Rusty to enjoy. He has been to several training courses, both class and individual settings to help with the challenges resulting from his visual impairment. Rusty shares the foster with a senior Lab a senior cat; learning to be respectful of the lab & leery of the cat. Mornings Rusty goes for a walk, then breakfast & spends some quiet time before a romp on the property. He spends some time quietly chewing on age appropriate items then accompanies the senior lab on trail walks and then a long nap. He loves his foster family & "helps" with chores. Rusty has a birth defect impairing his vision. He dances in circles when he is excited (walks, meals, treats!) Despite his vision loss, Rusty has "mapped" the house & the trails through the 25 acre property. It makes us laugh to watch him attempt to chase squirrels, he hears them but ends up running in the opposite direction! Training is unique as he learns differently but he tries so hard! His condition is complex. He was rushed to emergency on April 27th as he was vomiting blood, and they found an ‘architecturally unsound’ kidney and grossly distended ureter. He was transferred to DMV Montreal to see proper specialists. He underwent emergency life-saving surgery but they found renal degradation and needs many follow-up appointments. He can only stay dry for 3 hours max. Emergency visit was $2,873.14. The bill from Montreal $11,163.82. On-going post-surgical testing, as of July 20, has cost $2518.83. A grand total of $16,555.79 CAD has been incurred with only $1900 raised so far to help.

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Max Engel

Max Engel is a 8-year-old Pure Bred Good Boy in New Ulm, MN, who needs $1,500 for Chemotherapy.

New Ulm, MN

We or should I say he rescued us from the humane society in Honolulu Hi. When we found each other, Max was about 2.5 years old. He was found as a stray on the island, and it was love at first sight. Max has been a part of our military family for over 5 years now. He is the middle child of our three fur babies. Max is however the protector but not in an aggressive way. If the other dogs or even people are getting into trouble, he will place himself in the middle to protect the others. This young man has the heart and soul of an angle. He is truly one of Gods four legged angles walking among us. He loves being outside walking or even sunbathing. He would eat cheerios and peanut butter until he pops. Max is our middle fur baby as he has an older sister (Daisy) and younger brother (Peyton). As seen in his video he loves being outside and rolling around. Every day after eating breakfast he will sniff and inspect the other two as if he is checking on them to make sure they are okay. If you're sad, upset, or hurting he will not leave your side until you are better. We call him our little doctor. Max was found to have a mass cell tumor at the New Ulm Regional Vet which we had removed immediately. Because of the tumor location he has a large open wound. He has to have his bandages changed every two days. Further treat and testing to determine if it has spread was done at Iowa State Vet Medical Center. He needs chemo treatment to prevent reoccurrence and to prolong his life. Like most we do not have any pet insurance. The surgery to remove the mass cell tumor and testing to determine if the cancer spread, which it has not, but drained our savings. We have paid $3,523.29 and will have to pay another $4,350,32 to cover Chemo and follow ups.

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Shakira

Shakira is a 9-year-old Chihuahua Terrier in San Francisco, CA, who needs $1,500 for Surgery.

San Francisco, CA

Shakira was given to me by my daughter in 2013. My daughter could not care for her at the time so I opened my home to her. She was so tiny, I could not believe it. Since then, we have survived many hardships together. Shakira and I have recently moved into a new apartment after three years of homelessness. We are so grateful for our new home together. Shakira is the Mama of my home. She tells me when it is time to get up, when we need to go outside, and when it is time for dinner. She is so friendly with family and protective of new friends. Let Shakira see a squirrel! She is fast like lightening! She walks by my side without a leash, and walks with me through all of our life. She loves to have her picture taken! The very first time I saw Shakira, I loved her big eyes! There was an instant connection which made her comfortable coming home with me and makes me smile every day. She is very special because she is the light of my life. I look into her eyes and all I see is the truth. She follows me through every hurdle and success but never complains. A few months ago, I noticed some lumps forming on Shakira's belly. I was so alarmed as they continued to grow. I took her to SPCA and Dr. Cope determined that Shakira has 4 tumors and will need Mastectomy surgery. I have been able to pay for the surgery work up tests through the organization that housed me. I am on a fixed income which is barely over $1000 a month. I am so grateful to be living in my apartment now and yet the responsibilities of renting take about half of my monthly income. I am a senior and work when I can but I could never cover the costs to save her life.

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Midnight

Midnight is a 9-year-old Lab/Rottweiler in Lewisville , NC, who needs $800 for Surgery.

Lewisville, NC

Me and my fiancé got our dog when she was 4 weeks old and had to hand feed her goat milk until she was old enough to eat hard foods. We’re also in the middle of trying to find a permanent home for us as we’re currently paying rent to a family member. We are currently struggling when we found out her toe has cancer. She’s constantly in pain and we need help affording her surgery. Midnight loves water and playing with other animals. She loves to cuddle up with cats we have a three year old son who she protects with her life. She loves for him to cuddle her and give her pets. She has been in our lives for 9 years and just don’t know what we would do without her. She is the key to our happiness and hope she’ll be okay. Midnight has known how to sit and give both paws from the age of 2 months old. She sits and stays in place and has since she was 5 months old. She can make anyone smile just by her coming up to them: she’s always loved meeting new people and animals. Her wiggle butt is our favorite thing she does! She loves to chew rocks. We are looking for help to have her toe amputated because cancer was found in it. We originally thought it was infection got antibiotics and then had her nails clipped. Took her back because she acted like it still hurt her. Paid $100 for the first bill and then 450 when we found out about the cancer in the toe. We are trying to use animal care clinic of rural hall North Carolina. We live on just my fiancés paycheck with a three year old who constantly is growing out of clothes, shoes etc. we also are in the middle of trying to find somewhere for us to live permanently.

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Jake

Jake is a 12-year-old Mixed in Hazlet Twp, NJ, who needs $1,300 for Multiple Circular Fenestrations For Aural Hematoma with Possible Amputation of Ear Flap.

Hazlet Twp, NJ

Jake came into our family at just 6 weeks old. He was a shelter dog in Sacramento, but was scheduled to be put down that evening (so young). He has become an important member of my family, my boy, my furbaby. He endured so much in 12 years and I would do anything for him. He is my daughter’s sleep buddy. Jake has been nicknamed, “KISSY MONSTER!” Jake is the sweetest boy. He sleeps with my daughter every night. He loves to give everyone kisses. He loves children, other dogs and cuddles. Jake loves to look out the window or be outside watching the world. Even at 12 years old, he loves to smell flowers and just being alive. Jake is the kindest dog you would ever meet. Jake knows when you are sad. He immediately comes to cuddle and give kisses. He will smile at you and insist on scratches. Jake hates to be alone, so he makes sure he is near someone. He looks at his family with love in his eyes. Wherever he goes, he wants to make friends. He loves for anyone to acknowledge him, hoping that person will pet him. Jake is suffering from a severe hematoma on his ear. This has been drained and pressure bandages placed 3 times. This also had 2 small punctures placed by the vet, but it did not work. Jake is going in for emergency surgery tomorrow. The hope is that the Dr can stop the bleeding, place drains and suture the ear back together. If blood flow is too compromised to the skin, it will be amputated I am a disabled domestic violence survivor. My ex has a court ordered support, which he again stopped paying. My daughter and I had to leave our home in CA to stay with family in NJ to get away. I work during the school year as a crossing guard, but school not in session

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