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Teres

Help Teres Take His Next Steps

Sri Lanka • Baw Baw Animal Welfare

Teres is only four years old, but right now, this sweet boy is facing an incredibly painful injury and needs help getting back on his feet. Teres was brought to Vetcare Animal Hospital with a severe open fracture to his right back leg. The bone is completely broken, and because the injury is open, there is an added concern for infection. This isn't something that can heal properly on its own. The veterinary team immediately began treating Teres with antibiotics to help protect him from infection and medication to manage his pain and inflammation. Bloodwork was also performed to make sure the team has the information they need to safely move forward with his care. Now, Teres needs surgery. The procedure will repair and stabilize his broken leg so it has the best possible chance to heal correctly. Without this treatment, Teres could be left struggling with ongoing pain and difficulty using his injured leg. Baw Baw Animal Welfare wants to give him every chance to recover. Behind the medical terms is simply a dog who is hurting and depending on people to help him. Please consider donating toward Teres’s surgery and continued veterinary care. Every contribution can help Baw Baw get him through treatment, give his broken leg the chance to heal, and hopefully see this four-year-old boy comfortably standing on all four paws again. Teres has a long road ahead, but with your help, he doesn't have to face it alone.

2%Funded
$35Raised
$1,465To go
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Gadget

Blind Gadget Is Fighting a Serious Brain Condition

ELBURN, IL • Blind Dog Rescue Alliance

At first glance, Gadget is easy to fall in love with. This sweet 6 year old blind Chihuahua has a gentle spirit, a love for cozy blankets, and an incredible ability to find joy despite every obstacle life has placed in his path. Gadget came into rescue from Georgia after his owner made the heartbreaking decision to surrender him, hoping he could receive the care and opportunities she was no longer able to provide. Even before he arrived, we knew he needed help with painful dental disease and seborrhea. But it quickly became clear that those weren't his only medical challenges. Not long after entering rescue, Gadget began experiencing frightening neurological symptoms. He developed a severe head tilt, walked in circles, had rapid involuntary eye movements, vocalized in distress, lifted his legs unusually high when walking, and eventually began knuckling over on his right side. His condition progressed so quickly that his veterinarian immediately referred him to a neurologist. After extensive testing, infectious encephalitis was ruled out. Unfortunately, without advanced diagnostics like an MRI and spinal tap, there is still no definitive answer. Gadget may be living with autoimmune encephalitis, a brain tumor, hydrocephalus, or another neurological condition affecting his brain. While we continue searching for answers, Gadget is receiving medication to manage his symptoms and give him the best possible quality of life. Thankfully, we're beginning to see signs of hope. His head tilt has improved dramatically. He's vocalizing less, turning comfortably in both directions, and has even started walking in a straight line for short stretches. He's eating well, staying curious about the world around him, and happily snuggling into soft blankets with the people who love him. But Gadget's journey is far from over. He still requires ongoing medications, regular bloodwork and urinalysis to safely monitor his treatment, specialist follow-up appointments, and continued neurological care. These expenses add up quickly, especially for a rescue committed to giving medically complex dogs like Gadget every chance they deserve. Despite being blind and facing an uncertain neurological diagnosis, Gadget hasn't given up. His sweet personality continues to shine through, reminding us every day why he's worth fighting for. If you're able, please consider making a donation to help cover Gadget's ongoing medical care. Every contribution, no matter the size, helps ensure this special little boy can continue receiving the treatment, monitoring, and love he needs to keep enjoying the life he fought so hard for.

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$35Raised
$3,965To go
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Doom

Doom is a 10 year old Mix-Breed in Cookeville, TN, who needs $3,000 for Dental Extractions and Digestive Health Testing.

Cookeville, TN

Doom was the runt of the litter and our neighbors were looking for someone to take care of her. It was love at first sight. She’s a neurotic and sassy cat with a ton of energy. We were discussing what to name her one day and we lovingly referred to her as “a little ball of doom” which is how she became known as Doom. I’ve had her for 10ish years now and we love her lots. She’s been having issues with a swollen lip on and off over the years. It was never very serious and would resolve in a few days usually. But in the last year it started to bleed (shes been scratching at it) and it has led to callousing. She also might have digestive issues. She needs $800 for canine extractions and about $2,000 to diagnose and treat her possible digestive issues. She’s very talkative and loves to yell for attention. She’s shy around people she doesn’t know so she hides away in my room until they leave. But if given the opportunity she’ll pop out from behind a curtain and scare the shit out of you lol. Her and our older cat King are besties and love to tussle. We were told her canine teeth had to be extracted and that would be $800. Her digestive issues have gotten increasingly concerning as well. We want Doom to live a long happy life without pain, but we just don’t have any money to do anything and it’s heartbreaking…

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$35Raised
$2,965To go