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HACHI-ko

Hachi-ko is a 9-month-old American Staffordshire Terrier in Antioch, CA, who needs $1,200 for surgery for foreign body removal.

antioch, CA

I had to put 2 of my senior doggies down within the last 2 years during the pandemic and can't bear the thought of losing Hachi! The entire neighborhood loved my old pitty. My next door neighbor gave me Hachi, who is 9 months now, because he’s a clone of him even though I was not ready for another dog. He was and is a handful, especially as a puppy. He didn't do well being crate trained. He is a handful and doesn't know his own strength & my 2 senior chihuahuas do not like him at all. The 2 old ones just want a peaceful senior life but unfortunately have to deal with this crazy puppy always in their face wanting to play. Maybe when he grows out of his puppiness they will finally accept him lol. I am a low income senior who was affected last year by my invalid mom getting Covid in her facility. She survived & I now take care of her and a grown mentally ill son who moved back in with me but will not get help. It would mean the world to be able to fix my baby boy. One day about a week ago while petting him all over, I discovered a lump, a hard mass growing on his neck about the size of a golfball. I cannot believe I hadn't noticed it previously. I took him to Well Pet Animal Clinic in Pittsburg & they said it was a foreign object that he must've chewed and it got lodged in his neck. He doesn't seem to be in any pain or anything. He goes in this Friday. He is just a goofy puppy that’s in his terrible 2’s at 9 months. He is full of energy & needs to learn to leave the old doggies alone. But he is a very good doggy! He tries really hard to please and wants to play constantly & to play with everyone and every doggie he sees… even though he has to overcome the pitbull stigma.

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Baby Cat

Baby Cat is a 1-year-old mixed medium hair in Grove City, OH, who needs $1,500 for perineal urethrostomy.

Grove city, OH

Baby Cat came to me at a time I would call soon enough when I needed him most. A family friend owns a towing company and in November of 2020, I randomly got the urge to go there and look inside a car that has been sitting there for years. I’ll never know why I randomly decided to do this - but I am grateful that I did. Because in the back seat, in 30-40 degree temperatures was 1 single kitten. He literally jumped to me, young enough to where he couldn’t fully walk. I bottle fed him and him and I have been inseparable ever since. After he came into my life, a lot of bad things have happened and he’s gotten me through them. He has made me smile with his ornery ways, and has provided me with such comfort. I went through a horrible breakup from a broken engagement of a toxic relationship. Then my uncle passed away in May, my dog passed away in June of mammary cancer and my other cat (his best friend) passed away this month. As well as being in a car accident, family health problems, vehicle problems and pretty much anything that could go bad, has gone bad. I have lost enough this year that I am terrified of losing my now only cat. He was diagnosed with FIC in July and it’s a severe case. He has had 4- 5 blockages since, I’ve lost the exact count. He is on hospitalization #2 and multiple out patient visits. I am unemployed and I have maxed out ($3800) in Care Credit bills and now he’s needing a surgery I cannot afford. The surgery will greatly reduce the risk of another blockage happening again. I am terrified that he will re-block again without me being able to afford it. I need the surgery done ASAP, to assure he can resume his quality of life. I never ask for anything but I am lost at what to do.

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BĹUE

Blue is a 14-year-old Mixed Breed in Fort Worth, TX, who needs $1,400 for an Echocardiogram and testing for Cushing's disease.

fort worth, TX

I got my dog as a rescue when he was 3 months old. My pass two husband's passed away. Blue and I and 6 cats live in a 98 RV. Blue loved my last husband so much that it took me several days to get him to eat. My car and RV are on its last leg. Blue plays with the cats a lot. Two feral cats. Two are outdoor inside cats and two older cats. Blue sleeps on the floor beside me. He is a rescue dog and goes everywhere I go (even to church). He can't walk like he use to as he might have Cushing's disease and he was just started on heart medicine. Boy he loves to go to the dog park. Loves all our 6 cats. Blue loved my husband so much. Blue stay with him while I worked. When husband died Blue looked for him all the time. Blue is my life. I love him more than anything. He rolls in the grass and looks like a fish that just got caught. He use to play with a stuffed cat. Until he destroyed it. When he smiles at me it makes me laugh. He knows when we are fixing to go somewhere. He loves going to the store so he bends his head to put on his vest. Blue's breathing is somewhat labored. He urinated and drinks and eats a lot. The vet believe he has Cushing's. He also has had elevated liver enzymes. Dr Greg Moore is his vet and I have been going to him for 29 years at Southlake Animal hospital. Blue also has a 2/6 heart murmur. Blue's creatine is normal and no fluid. I am 73 and was a nurse in ICU for 30 years. I only have social security. I have had 5 back surgeries. I need Blue in my life more than anything. The vet needs $600 for an echocardiogram and $500 for tests for Cushing's. I have already paid $400 for blood work.

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Tivali

Tivali is a 1-year-old Sphynx in East Bethel, MN, who needs $2,000 for toxoplasmosis, CT scan, mycoplasma.

East Bethel, MN

I've been researching the breed and have always wanted a Sphynx. My husband finally agreed. She was born in January 2021 and we had to wait 4 long months until she was old enough to leave her mama and siblings. A lady 6 hours from me reached out saying she had kittens that were soon ready. A month later we met up. I was almost home when she started sneezing and coughing violently. I knew something was wrong. She's been locked up in her own bedroom without the freedom to roam the house since the day I got her. I have added a door in my basement living area to keep the cats separated so she has some room to get some exercise. She's so cuddly and lovable. It hurts my heart to keep her locked up in a small room. She loves my dog and son to pieces. She's only able to interact with them as our vet has recommended to keep her away from my other cat as she's contagious. I've never had a more lovable, affectionate kitty in my whole life. She's my dream baby and it hurts my heart to see her suffering and no light at the end of the tunnel. I got her in the beginning of June and she's had health issues ever since. The day I got her she was wheezing and breathing really hard. I asked the woman I got her from when this started and only answer I got was, "its from the A/C in the car and she's probably stressed, it's not anything to worry about." Long story short, she's been sick since day one. The breeder refused to give my money back. I'm a stay at home mom and my husband can't help with her vet bills as he's already paying for our house, my son's needs and everything else. I'm unable to work because we can't afford daycare!

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Freya

Freya is a 1-year-old Labrador in Mount Morris, NY, who needs $1,500 for surgery.

Mount Morris, NY

Freya came to us by a family member's dog having puppies. The family member couldn't afford to take care of the puppies, so we did until they were old enough to be rehomed. We kept Freya because of her immediate bond with our daughter. We have her sister Naomi also, who has a cleft lip and palate. We also have her brother Lucian. Freya is mainly my daughter's support dog. They have a bond. My daughter's biological dad abandoned her, so she has separation anxiety and just anxiety. Freya plays a huge role in getting her through struggles. She is outgoing, loves to cuddle, and just full of energy. She is an emotional support dog for my daughter. Freya helps comfort her and calm her during hard times. Without Freya, our daughter would struggle more than she does now. Scott Nechbar is hopefully going to perform the surgery to put a plate in her leg. She broke her right front ulna and radius from getting hit by a car. She has had x-rays from Lollypop Farm, she was seen at the Vet ER and we have already exhausted our funds due to initial vet visits. If we can raise funds, her surgery can happen Wednesday. We're a one income blended family. We want Freya back to normal. My wife is looking for work. She is out due to having children, and no one will hire her due to gap in work history.

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Oreo

Oreo is a 4-year-old Tuxedo cat in Brockton, MA, who needs $1,200 for teeth extractions.

Brockton, MA

Oreo is an indoor cat. He lives with his sister kitty who’s 1 year old and Kloe a German Shepherd who’s 4 years old. They all get along great and interact nicely with each other. Oreo’s mother still lives at my aunt's house. Oreo preferred to sleep in my youngest son’s bed because that’s where he's more comfortable. It would crush me if I’m not able to help him for my son’s sake. I got him from a family member and have had him since he was 1 month old. Ever since he has been a joy to my family, especially my 2 children. Oreo is more like a lap cat. You cannot sit down for more than 5 minutes without him roaming around your legs and jumping on your lap. He gives the most beautiful affection and hugs. Oreo is my little alarm clock. He wakes me up every morning at the same time by scratching or knocking at my door, and he won’t stop until I wake up to feed him. At night he waits for me by the door. No matter what time I come back from work, he will be right there waiting for me by giving me his little paws. I went to the low cost clinic with him called Wellness Waggin' in Boston, Massachusetts and I was told by the veterinarian that he needed most of his teeth extracted due to stage 4 gingivitis. Apparently he has one tooth, I think it’s a molar, that only has a little bit left that also needs to be extracted. I only work part time with 2 children to take care of. I don’t really have the means to afford the medical costs of these extractions. I love all my animals and it would hurt me a lot if I’m not able to help him out.

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Cher

Cher is a 7-year-old Shih Tzu mix in Spring, TX, who needs $2,000 for Bilateral TECA-BO.

Spring, TX

I lost my job through no fault of my own 3 years ago. Shortly after, I became disabled and unable to work or drive so I took early retirement and receive social security as my only income. After becoming disabled, I adopted Cher for companionship and she has been an absolute godsend. I would be lost without her, Cher is my constant companion. I cannot imagine life without her. Cher is my baby. She rarely lets me venture very far from her and when I do, she comes looking for me. She sleeps in bed with me and has to have some part of her body touching me. Cher loves to sit and watch TV with me. Whenever we go outside to sit and enjoy the day, she will always give me a little growl when she decides it's time to come in, whether I'm ready to or not. Cher spends all her time with me. If she wants up into the chair I'm sitting in, she makes these cute little growling noises to get my attention. If I ignore her, the growls get louder and louder until I hear her adorable bark. She loves to play with our kitten Luna, who teases her by jumping up on chairs that Cher can't reach. Cher will bark and Luna lovingly swats her. It's adorable! I adopted Cher in March 2021. At the time of adoption, Cher was recovering from bilateral ear infections. Her ear infections continued. Her veterinarian suggested a TECA (Total Ear Canal Ablation) for her left ear. A CT scan was done and it was noted that Cher has a mass in her right ear canal that extends into the bone and may be malignant. Dr. Cole at GCVS suggests a bilateral TECA-BO. I lost my job 3 years ago, then became disabled. Words cannot express how thankful I will be to receive assistance from anyone who donates. I want to thank you for the ability to relieve Cher's pain and allow her to live a happy, pain-free life.

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Ivy Jane

Ivy Jane is a 3-year-old Border Collie mix in Carnegie, PA, who needs $2,000 for bilateral total ear canal ablation.

CARNEGIE, PA

Ivy came into our lives almost 4 years ago. She was a little pup who had been neglected and kept outside. She is a spunky little girl who loves to play with a frisbee or ball. She loves her other rescued brothers, and sisters. After rescuing her we immediately started to train her. She is incredibly smart and loving. Ivy loves being loved, and giving love. She comes up to sit with us, and just lays directly on us. She gives the sweetest kisses, and loves when family and friends come to visit. She is a bit shy at first, but as soon as she is comfortable expect lots of snuggles! She is such a sweet girl who loves life! My husband and I both have full time jobs, but are still catching up after both being laid off for over a year during the pandemic. We've had some financial set backs and were not anticipating a huge vet bill. We have no back up for this situation, and could use any help. Ivy has never had any issues until she started getting ear infections a year ago. We thought they were chronic and would always need medicine. Turns out she has masses the growing in both ears. After many vet visits with Dr. Dutra at Rivers Urgent Care in Pittsburgh, we got a referral to go to PVSEC to meet Dr. Saile for further help. Ivy loves being a goofball. She likes to stand like a person and lean up against her dad and myself for chest pets. She will run a grab her ball or frisbee and 'tall' and throw the ball towards us. She loves to lay in bed with us on her back, head on the pillow and under the covers like a human. She loves watching tv in bed with us.

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Jagger

Jagger is a 8-year-old Brussels Griffon in Kailua, HI, who needs $1,000 for Bilateral Perineal Hernia Repair.

Kailua, HI

Jagger is the quirkiest and sweetest little dog. When we take him on walks people point and say, “Awe! He’s like a little lion!” Because of his haircut. He came into my life through my boyfriend. I had never seen another dog like him, and was a little hesitant when petting him at first, but he very quickly won me over and now I consider him the most darling-est of darlings. Jagger literally spends 24/7 with us. When he cuddles next to me, I like to say, “Awe! He loves his mummiums”. Every night we ask him, “Do you want to go on the walkums?!” And he will scoot around with so much excitement that his front legs almost can’t keep up with his back. When he is on his walk he is basically the happiest creature you will ever see. From research online, we expected the surgery to be approx $1500 to maybe $4,000. We were shocked at the total of just the surgery being $5356 to $6,695. We are currently on one income while I am searching for a remote job online, having lost my former job due to COVID. To me, because Jagger is so small and energetic, he will always look like a puppy. Male dogs that are older and haven’t been neutered are more at risk for perennial hernias. This is a dangerous condition due to the risk of an organ misplacing into the hernia, which would lead to an instant emergency. He is going to be treated at the VCA In Oahu. Jagger will wake me up in the morning sometimes by laying on my chest with a quick little grumpy, demanding yap. He will even impatiently tap me on the face with his tiny toothpick sized legs. I’ll ask if he wants “brekkie?” He will immediately jump off of me and hop around in an excited little circle. I sometimes feel annoyed because I just want to sleep a bit longer, but italways makes me laugh.

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