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Rosie

Rosie is an 8-year-old Chihuahua in Riverside, CA, who needs $1,500 for mass removal from her left hind leg.

Riverside, CA

Rosie was rescued off of a street, it was very very busy. My granddaughter picked her up and brought her home. When she came in the house she was so feisty and thought that she was 10 foot tall and bullet proof. Throughout the years she became very special to me and to my family. She is a very very sweet dog and we love her so much. She likes to lay on the couch with my grandson. Rosie is a very affectionate dog. She likes to sleep with me and her siblings under the covers right by my feet. She likes to go outside and chase the squirrels and the black birds. And she loves to eat grass. One thing she doesn’t like to do is be put on a leash and go for walks. When I say let’s go for a walk she goes and hides under my bed. If I say let’s go for a walk kids she’s the first one jumping off the couch and goes and hides and you don’t see her until I come back from walking with her brother and sister. In the morning when I sit in my chair she’s right beside me, waiting for her morning bone. Rosie has a lump on her leg that used to be very small and now it has grown into quite a big lump. I took her to the vet and they did a biopsy and they said that she should have surgery to remove it soon. They seem to be very concerned about it but they didn’t say whether or not it was cancer. I hope not that would be devastating if she were to have cancer and die. Please help me. And Rosie. Please. I live on a very fixed income. I collect Social Security which is very little to support my needs and live a decent life. I am 75 years old. My husband passed away five years ago and ever since he’s been gone my financial needs have become worse every day. I need help for Rosie.

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Bear

Bear is a 9-year-old American Bully in Brooklyn Center, MN, who needs $2,000 for Emergency Surgery.

Brooklyn Center, MN

Bear came into our lives in March 2021. He has a brother Lutha. We initially received Lutha from a friend. When we went to pick Lutha up, Bear was all alone scooting across the floor. I fell in love with him. The lady that gave him to us asked if we wanted him because the person that had planned to take him changed their mind. I begged my husband to let us take both of them and he gave in. Bear is so lovable and low-key. He never barks, he stands in front of you with his big pretty eyes as if he is wondering if you can see him. He appears to be happy and he never puts up a fight when it's time to transition from eating, playing, or resting. Bear gets along with everyone. He doesn't bark at visitors and all our friends and family love him. Bear makes me laugh because he is not the typical hyper American Bully. He moves really slow and if he decides to run, it won't be put a few steps, lol. He then stops for a minute, then he will lay down. As big as he is, we then find ourselves picking him up to carry him the rest of the way. Bear has a cute and unique underbite. Bear is always finding things to eat that shouldn't be eaten. In most cases, we have caught him and discarding whatever he gets into. This time we were not so lucky. He got ahold of a ball and ate it. Now they are saying it needs to be removed surgically. Bear has an appointment with Missions Animal Hospital on 11/5 to remove the object. It would mean the world to me and my family to have Bear healthy again. It hurts to see him walking around unable to eat, lethargic, and not being able to run and play with his brother.

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Koda

Koda is a 12-year-old Lab Mix in St. Charles, MO, who needs $2,000 for mass removal.

St Charles, MO

Hi! My name is Chrissy and I am fundraising for my dog, Koda, who needs surgery to remove a large mass on his side. It is growing rapidly so surgery will take place very soon. He is my emotional support and has been through a lot with me. I currently have 4 rescue dogs and foster when I can. Your help and support will mean the world and will save Koda. Please help today. Koda loves his family, from his humans to his furry family. He is a Lab mix (mostly Lab) and as all Labs, he is snuggly, food motivated, and loved to be around people. He used to love to get up in bed and also on the couch, but this growth is causing him not to be able to sleep with us. I did purchase a new bed to help cushion his sleep on the floor. Koda has always been my emotional support. He has a keen sense of feelings. He loves to "talk" and tell me what he needs... from potty, to eat, to water, to pet me, etc. He is goofy and light-hearted. I have always adopted/rescued dogs that have special needs... be it parvo, behavioral issues, anxiety, the color of their fur, etc. Koda is no different than this. He is very special. Koda has a large mass that is growing on his left side. He has seen Rock Road Animal Hospital and is currently being treated by VSS (Veterinary Specialty Services) in OFallon MO. Koda has arthritis but all of his blood work comes back strong. We were told he is likely to survive the surgery, but with this mass, his length and quality of life is greatly at risk. The surgery will cost $3k. He deserves to live out his life in less pain. Being able to climb into bed and snuggle. $3K is a lot for most families, but those that love our fur families will do what is needed to be able to provide them the care that they need.

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Piper

Piper is a Labrador Retriever puppy in Pleasant Hill, IA, who needs $1,045 for leg amputation.

Pleasant Hill, IA

Piper came to us as a puppy. We've always wanted a companion for our other dog and when we heard that her parents were pregnant again our boys loved the idea of both dogs being actual sisters. We live on an acreage so Piper gets to do what dogs love to do best...run, chase, and play with the kids (and dad). Piper has made herself right at home with our 3 boys and Remmy, her 3 year old sister. She has an amazing temperament and loves our 6 year old especially. Every night she hobbles her way up the steps of his bunk bed and lays with him until he's ready to fall asleep. With dad working from home now, she spends most of her day running around the yard chasing squirrels...and her older sister! Piper is sweet and docile one minute and absolutely nuts the next. All it takes is seeing an animal outside. She'll run from window to window, door to door, until she's let out to chase. She'll come back in very proud of herself for protecting her yard and pass out on the floor. She's also terrible at catching treats, with most hitting her right between the eyes before she even moves her mouth. Piper has a damaged rear hock. We've been told that while surgeries to repair may be available, due to the nature and area of the injury they don't have high rates of long-term success meaning that Piper might experience chronic pain in that joint for many more years. Our vet at Hubbell Animal hospital agrees that amputation could offer Piper a better chance at a pain-free life. Between visits, specialists, imaging, injections, etc.,our vet bills have already ran in the thousands. With 3 kids at home, we have to be mindful of our other financial responsibilities and unfortunately we aren't able to spend an additional $1,000+ on another procedure.

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Simon

Simon is a 2-year-old domestic shorthair in Cape Girardeau, MO, who needs $834 for urinary blockage treatment.

Cape Girardeau, MO

At 2 months old, Simon was found in a Taco Bell dumpster in Illinois. I was working at a mall, and a woman brought him in looking for someone who could take him home. Every shelter she could find, had been filled up with kittens. I was in a really rough place mentally, and I couldn’t stand the thought of baby Simon all alone. I brought him home with me, and he’s been my baby ever since! Simon has a sister, Cleo. They’re best friends! They spend most of the day, lounging around together. Both are playful and friendly, and absolutely love being cuddled. Simon can even walk on a leash! They love watching squirrels from the bedroom window, and playing with their countless toys kept in the sunroom. Simon got his name for his incredible ability to make the most judgmental facial expressions. He also is incredibly obsessed with Taco Bell and any kind of pizza. Even just bringing it into the house, results in him begging for bites (which he never gets of course). He also has a huge love for cuddling in the morning when I wake up. He’s a sweetheart! About a month ago (in September), Simon had his first urinary blockage. It’s apparently really common in male cats, but can be fatal if not treated soon enough. He was treated immediately, and soon recovered and was back to himself. Fast forward to October 30th. The blockage was back. He was in pain, and needed medical attention ASAP. He’s been at the vet since then, but is okay now. Simon’s initial bill was $700, and I’d been making partial payments to pay it off. His new bill was added directly on to his old one though, and now it’s just over $1000. Without payments, he will remain boarded at the vet until I can afford to pay his way out.

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Xena

Xena is a 1-year-old Labrador Retriever in Woodruff, WI, who needs $600 for spay and vaccinations.

Woodruff, WI

I rescued Xena from a home that mistreated and neglected her. She is such a loving girl with many issues due to her rescue situation. She loves her cat brother, Loki, and human brother, Jayden. She is such a playful, sweet, shy girl. She has a come a long after finding her furever home - going from not wanting to be around anyone, to now having many doggie friends. She has an OBSESSION with shoes, which unfortunately has caused a lot of them to be ruined. Her hooves are her favorite chew toy otherwise. She sleeps at the end of her human moms bed with her at night. During the day she is kenneled due to her separation anxiety which causes her to destroy the home otherwise. She has a neighborhood 'boyfriend' named Mardu. They love playing together! Her favorite thing to do is sit outside and watch everything around her. During fall, she LOVES playing in the leaf piles and hiding her bones and toys in them. During summer, you can find her staring at the ground while playing with the ants and toads. She was extremely malnourished upon being rescued, being able to see all of her rib bones. She is now a lean lady who is very healthy. Due to going into her first heat prior to being spayed, she has already had one litter of 10 puppies. She is needing to be spayed so that this does not happen again. Additionally, she is in need of necessary vaccinations. I had an unexpected major car repair that couldn't be fixed, causing a new vehicle purchase to happen. Due to that, there are not necessary funds to have her seen by her vet to spay and receive vaccinations.

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Coco

Coco is a 3-year-old domestic shorthair in North Liberty, IA, who needs $648 for bladder stones.

North Liberty, IA

Coco and Einstein came to us as foster kittens from a local farm. They adopted us right away and melted our hearts. We've been together for about 3 years. We were ready for new fur babies after our cat of 17 years died and the timing just worked out. Coming from a farm we battled fleas, bot flies and ring worm. It wasn't a pretty sight! I never met a cat that liked baths! Coco is my son, Will's, cat. Will chose him because she was all black and skinny. It was important that Will have accountability to another living thing as Will was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes and needed the distraction and unconditional love that Coco was giving. She is best friends to her brother, Einstein. He'd be lost without her. Coco is a cuddler. She likes to be up around the neck and chirps as she coils in. She's dainty and graceful where her brother is not. She if she's not sitting on your chest, she sits in the crook of your knee. She likes to be close. She loves to chase play mice, climb in the Christmas tree and lay in front of the fire place. Coco started to pee outside the litter box so we took her in to the Pet Health Center of Solon. She was diagnosed with bladder stones. Despite changing her diet to expensive prescription cat food, it appears that surgery will be the only way to fully address the urinating outside the box problem. She has unintentionally ruined quite a bit of furniture so far. I am a divorced, single mother of two boys. I'm a social worker and am working two jobs to make ends meat. My youngest is a type 1 diabetic. Between his insulin needs, there never ending appetite and the covid pandemic limiting my ability to see clients, I can't pay for this.

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Ayala

Ayala is an 11-year-old Dachshund in Rainier, OR, who needs $1,000 for treatment for mastitis.

Rainier, OR

Ayala began developing a mass of lumps following weaning her second litter of pups a bit over a year ago. The lump has grown considerably and now seems to be spreading. Our vet agrees with us that it needs to be dealt with soon. Unfortunately, we are on social security an cannot afford surgery and care. Especially, if it has metastasis. Ayala and her sister came to us as rescues a little over four years ago. They have both been wonderful, snuggly additions to our family. Of course, we want Ayala to get the needed surgery and medical care, as we cannot imagine our lives without this lovely lady. Ayala has been my constant companion and a great joy in this time of pandemic isolation. Ayala is my sewing companion. Whenever I am in my sewing room working on quilts she is right there with me. When I take my short breaks, she likes to be in my lap for loves, snuggles, and extra snuggles and tummy rubs.. When I am watching TV she curls up in my lap and when I am in bed, she is next to me. Ayala's need for medical carebis urgent. Due to our financial tightness, it has been put off way too long. Her vet is Valley Veterinary Clinic in Rainier, Oregon. They are aware of her situation and our financial limitations and recommended that we try Waggle as a way to raise the financial support. We are seniors on social security. We struggle each month to meet our basic needs. It would be nearly impossible for us to scrape together the money needed for Ayala's care on our own. We would greatly appreciate any possible assistance.

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