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Reese

Reese is a 5-year-old Beagle/Chow mix in Gilbertsville, PA, who needs $1,800 for bladder stone removal.

Gilbertsville, PA

Reese was a puppy we had rescued when only a few months old from TLC. Her name was chosen because of her coloring and our love for Reese peanut butter cups. We had originally been told that Reese was a Shepherd mix and after having puppy DNA found her to be Beagle/Chow Chow mix. She is a sweet loving bundle of energy. Reese is my youngest daughter's favorite person so to speak. As soon as we brought Reese home there was no doubt who was chosen to be her person. The bond these two share is incredible to watch. They are two peas in a pod and never far from each other. We also have 2 other dogs and found Reese to be the most loving and dedicated puppy. I had been out of work for 8 weeks to take care of my father who was on hospice. Not knowing that what I thought was approved to be paid 100 percent was only for 4 weeks. I have already spent well over a thousand so far on treatment on our puppy. Plus her special food. After getting a second consultation with an animal hospital, Reese was diagnosed with some very large bladder stones. After spending several hundred on 2 doctors visits, blood test, x-rays it was obvious Reese needed surgery. We went today for surgery only to find out Reese was too sick for surgery and needed to be on an antibiotic and meds to control her 104.7 fever. Reese, when we leave and come home, will proudly bark and announce our arrival with a smile. I never knew a dog could smile but she lights up whenever we walk back in the door, especially with my youngest daughter. She also loves to sit on my daughter's lap. She definitely gives truth to the name lap dog.

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Buster

Buster is a 15-year-old Shih Tzu in LOS ANGELES, CA, who needs $2,000 for removal of bladder stone.

LOS ANGELES, CA

I rescued Buster about 12 years ago from a downtown park. He was being abused by kids and was trembling and scared when he came home to me. He has been such a great dog and companion to me. He is just always with me and the thought that I can't save him is so sad, and I would do anything for him. He is healthy other than this stone!! Buster has been by my side during Covid when I have not had contact with a lot of people. Unfortunately, I'm not on great terms with my family but there is always Buster there when I need him. To see him hurt is like your child is in pain, I don't have children so he is that more connected to me. He has so much more life in him. I have already paid $750.00 for testing and x-rays and antibiotics. The surgery is going to be approximately an additional $2,000.00 and I just don't have it and don't know what to do? I am reaching out here and hopefully I can get some help. I love him so much! Buster started bleeding when he was peeing and was straining to go. I took him to the vet and they said he has a large stone. He was bleeding so much and I thought the worst thinking it was cancer but he can get better. He is on antibiotics now but he has to have surgery in the next couple of weeks. Buster is just a cool dog and everyone that is in contact with him is smiling just at his face when we pass them. I hope that this organization can help us and keep Buster and I together for a lot longer, I have gone through a lot and I can't imagine him not being here with me. I'm just trying to find any resources to help him.

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Jack

Jack is a 3-year-old Cairn Terrier Mix in Groton, CT, who needs $1,500 for balloon valvuloplasty.

Groton, CT

We lost our previous dog Finn after Thanksgiving 2020. He had been sick and we took him to our vet Friday for vomiting. Finn died that night, and we were heart broken. And after a few months we started looking for a new dog to rescue. We started looking in January and finally found a few candidates in April, and we met Jack at a rescue in May 2021. Jack was very quiet when he first came home with us. We think he was very scared and stressed. He has opened up a lot, and enjoys our company, and frequently visits with Kasey's mother and grandmother. He is very affectionate, and will often wait until Cliff comes home to go to bed. He spends a lot of time with Kasey, in her lap, comforting her after cancer treatments. Kasey suffered a severe back injury 4 years a go and was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer 3 years ago. She had surgery and has been receiving chemo every 2 weeks since. She has been disabled since her cancer surgery, due to her cancer. We are looking for help to pay for heart surgery for Jack. He has a grade 5/6 heart murmur, and needs a balloon valvuloplasty. His listing had a heart murmur listed, but not the severity. We only found out about the severity after we took him to a vet after we brought him home. Our vet cardiologist is at Central Hospital for Vet Med in North Branford, CT. The vet cardio is Dr Eric de Madron. Jack his very quiet, but very observant. He likes to spend time looking out our windows and watching the world. He was very timid and scared when he came into our home, but now he is a grinning, happy, friendly dog. He still doesn't know how to play with other dogs or toys yet, but we are teaching him basic commands.

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Mandey

Mandey is a 8-year-old Maltese in Gulf Breeze, FL, who needs $1,743 for Diabetes Type I.

Gulf Breeze, FL

My friend and I went to flea market to browse, and Mandey was in a baby stroller with her brother. I asked if I could hold her, and she clung to me and wouldn't let go. She was supposed to go to someone else, but the gentleman passed away that day. I had lost my other dog about 4 months ago, so I wasn't going to get another dog. But Mandey changed my mind instantly when I picked her up. Mandey and I do not have a boring life. Mandey knows 15 tricks, and she loves to show people how smart she is. She loves to give kisses and hugs in the morning. In the morning, she sits right next to me until I do my household chores. We go for walks, shopping, and she is my rescue dog. Sometimes we even take a trip to go see the Grandkids. She loves my Grandkids & enjoys playing with them. I am on Medicare, Medicaid, and disabled with a limited income. Mandey is my rescue dog, & she can detect seizures & she is loved. She is certified, but I can provide the info through organization but not online. Mandey is my world, and she helps me so much. I was shocked to find this out last week. I noticed for the last 4 weeks, she had been drinking and urinating a lot. So, I took her to the vet and they did an expensive lab test on her. They confirmed she had diabetes. Now they will have to keep her Monday, and do more test, medication, lab, boarding, and no telling what else. Vet: Dr. McCall Gulf Breeze Animal Hospital 850 932-6116 Mandey has done this since she was a puppy, and it is so funny. She likes to watch her dog shows sitting on her booty with her front paws in the air. She really watches TV. It is so funny. We play with a long, giraffe because she fears she might bite my fingers. So Sweet! It is not tug-a-war we play. It is gentle pulling, playing, and kisses. We go for walks and she is my support dog.

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Chloe

Chloe is a 1-year-old Maltese & Shih Tzu mix in SOMERSET, NJ, who needs $1,500 for cataract surgery.

SOMERSET, NJ

Chloe came to us through a family. She is the only pet in the home and has become a family member from day one. My four children love her. Everyone takes turns spending time with her. At the end of the day, she is exhausted from all the love and attention. We live in the suburbs with a backyard where Chloe loves to run. Chloe loves walks around the neighborhood. At home, she loves to lay with us on the couch while we watch tv. She enjoys fetch and being rewarded with treats. She loves giving kisses and enjoys belly rubs. One of her favorite pastimes is swinging on the hammock with us in the backyard. We love the way she gets so excited when we arrive at home from a day out. We are a family of six with a lot of expenses and not a large income. It will mean immensely to us to have your support us during this time. We look forward to her having her full vision back and living a healthy life. Chloe developed a cataract on her left eye which has led to partial blindness. If left untreated, it will lead to complete blindness. Dr. Ringle, from Red Bank Vet Hospital in Tinton Falls, NJ is able to perform the surgery for $3500. We do not have $3500 and the expense will cause a financial strain. Surgery is scheduled for October 7, 2021 considering we are able to pay for it. Chloe has helped all my all children deal with sadness during the pandemic. She has truly been a blessing to our family. She kept my son company while he was attending virtual classes. One of my daughters suffer from anxiety and the other from social anxiety, Chloe has been therapeutic in helping with their mental health. She is very lovable and special to all of us.

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Leia

Leia is a 5-year-old Labrador Retriever in San Antonio, TX, who needs $2,000 for Cruciate surgery.

San Antonio, TX

My Leia came into my life 8 weeks after she was born. She is now 5 1/2 years old. I adopted her and her brother from a couple. She is full of energy, happy, fun! She is also very protective of me or whomever is taking care of her. We came up with their names because of Star Wars…Luke and Leia since they are brother and sister Leia is the most loving and loyal dog. She is full of energy and like to run and play. But she always keeps an eye on me to make sure I’m safe and will come by me if she doesn’t recognize someone that might be beside me, to make sure I’m ok. She does that with everyone that’s taking care of her at the time. She always waits for her brother by the door when it is playtime outside. Unfortunately this is an unexpected expense for us. As I just moved my daughter to another city to start nursing school. Also our other dog Luke is having surgery due to obstruction. So it’s a big expense on top of another. Leia was at daycare when her injury occurred she was jumping around and running with her brother when she may have stepped incorrectly and tore her ACL. She will need surgery to correct that. She is currently on bed rest and anti inflammatory medication to help with any swelling and pain before she gets the surgery Leia has a special bond with her brother, they will sleep in the same bed. But sometimes I see they don’t get along and she sleeps somewhere else. She likes to be under the bed. They have been with each other every step of the moment so if they separate, by one being outside or in another room, they are eager to find one another.

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Reesey

Reesey is an 8-year-old mixed breed in Elmsford, NY, who needs $2,000 for Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy (TPLO) surgery.

Elmsford, NY

Eight years ago we adopted a rescue pup. It took us a while to figure out what we would call her but since she was the creamy color of peanut butter we decided on Reesey, a play on Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups. It didn’t take long at all for her to fit right into the family. I wouldn’t trade her for any other dog in the world. Reesey is my three year old daughter’s best friend and protector. At times she a laid back dog that will lay around and chill with the family but when she gets her energy she tries to keep up with her “sissy”. She loves getting pets and rubs from her human sister and of course the extra snacks that drop on the floor are her favorite. Because of a recent major expense we do need a little help with the cost. Due to weather issues we needed to get a new roof which was a little more then we anticipated. Reesey needs TPLO surgery. She has been having an issue with her leg for months now. She’s not able to sit comfortably therefore she always has to lay down. We try to keep her from being active so that she doesn’t injure her leg more, which hard for a dog. We want to get the surgery done by Dr. Raske at the Animal Speciality Center. Even though Reesey is getting older she is a pup at heart. Her “personality” is what we love about her. She’s a cuddler, a protector and just an all around easy going dog. She gets along well with other dogs and loves to wrestle. Of course her favorite treat to indulge in is peanut butter.

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Pepe

Pepe is an 11-year-old Shih Tzu mix in Whittier, CA, who needs $1,800 for Stereotactic Radiation Treatment.

Whittier, CA

I rescued Pepe from the streets on July 25, 2013. But in reality he rescued me. I searched endlessly for possible owners, but no one claimed him. At first my plan was to foster him and find him a great home. But I knew deep in my heart I wouldn’t be able to let him go. So I foster failed and promised him I would never abandon him and give him the best life I possibly could. Pepe is our pride and joy in our house. He has given us some of the best days in our lives. He is always by our side, no matter where we are at. He is a momma's boy and always waits by the door whenever she leaves for work. And at times he will be by daddy's side, working from home, assisting him in anything he might need. This was a sudden major expense that we were not ready for. At this time unfortunately I am not able to pay for the radiation treatment my dog needs to save his life. Since he started having seizures last year, the medical expenses have stacked up. Pepe started having seizures last year. The seizures were getting worst and happening more often. The neurologist recommended we run an MRI to determine if he had a brain tumor. After having the MRI done, we received the news that he has two brain tumors and requires radiation therapy to save his life. VCA West Coast Specialty and in Fountain Valley. His radiation oncologist is Dr. Beatrix Jenei. My dog is very special to me. He is overall a grumpy dog but that makes him so unique and brings us many laughs. He enjoys a peaceful and quiet home (one thing we have in common). He loves going on walks to the park and around the neighborhood. We cannot picture our lives without him. He is our everything and deserves a chance to live.

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Hannah

Hannah is a 6-year-old German Shepherd in Brunswick, GA, who needs $500 for diagnostics and testing.

Brunswick, GA

I found Hannah a year ago. She came from an unloving home that wanted nothing to do with her. She was kept outside daily with no food or water. I immediately fell in love with her and brought her into my home. She’s gone from shy and scared and extremely underweight to toned, fun-loving and cuddly. Hannah is obsessed with her pillows. She is one pillow she carries everywhere like it’s a baby. She meets us at the door everyday with some kind of baby (but usually her pillow lol). She also follows me everywhere I go, whether it be the toilet, the shower or when I’m working in my office. She never fails to make me smile. I recently started a new job. My previous job let me go due to a surgery I had to have for my own personal health. My youngest son has Down syndrome and his medical bills are taking a good bit of our finances as well. Hannah is too important to not have anymore… Recently I’ve noticed her stomach has been messed up, and I’ve been trying to feed her ride and pumpkin as well as some vegetables. Last week, I noticed her vomit was speckled with blood. As time went on, I have started to notice it’s been a lot worse and have noticed it’s now in her bowel movements. She was officially registered as my emotional support animal and helps me with my extreme depression, anxiety, and PTSD. I honestly would be so lost without her. She helped me out of a dark space when I found her and both of my sons (one of which is special needs) are absolutely in love with her. She is a huge part of our family.

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