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Tyson

Tyson is a 7 year old Labrador Retriever in Stratford, CT, who needs $1,000 for Orthopedic Consult, Diagnostics, and Possible Surgery.

Stratford, CT

Tyson is my 7-year-old Labrador Retriever and my best friend. He came into my life at 8 weeks old and is part of everything I do. He’s incredibly loving, loyal, and active dog who adores hiking and swimming. I raised tyson completely on my own- my promise to him has always been to provide a stable home where he is always safe, loved, and advocated for. I would do absolutely anything for him. Tyson developed a cyst on his hind leg and over time, I began noticing increasing stiffness and a consistent limp, especially after his favorite activities. After veterinary evaluation, he was diagnosed with a synovial cyst, which is relatively uncommon and can be complex to properly assess/treat. Thus, he requires an extensive orthopedic work up and possible costly surgery to have it removed. My dog is my heart outside my body. After losing my father and through my hardest days, he’s been my steady comfort and constant supporter. He lives for swimming and hiking, but developing the synovial cyst is causing him more and more discomfort.Without proper testing and possible surgery, it could worsen and damage his joints early. He deserves the same unconditional love he’s always given me. work full time as a veterinary technician in a spay/neuter clinic and support myself. After multiple vet visits, I’ve been referred to an orthopedic specialist for my dog’s rare synovial cyst. The needed testing/care are financially out of reach.

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Kaze

Kaze is a 6 year old Poodle in Montgomery Village, , who needs $2,000 for Leg Injury Due to Being Hit by a Car.

Montgomery Village

I met Kaze in 2019 when he was just six months old — a big, fluffy bear of a standard poodle from a breeder in Virginia. I’ll never forget seeing him for the first time — standing on the steps, all fur and love, the biggest pup in his litter and already larger than life. I got him with the dream of training him as my service dog — and for two years, I did it all myself. Last week, everything changed. Kaze ran into a car late at night while I was letting him out. He didn’t get hit head-on, but the tire caught his paw and likely hurt his back leg. He’s limping badly and in pain, but I can’t afford the $350 just to get him seen for x-rays. Full treatment could reach $1,400–$2,000 — something I simply can’t manage right now on a fixed income with four kids and bills Through bus drivers passing us by, Uber denials, and freezing nights waiting with my kids, Kaze never once left my side. He learned how to calm me through PTSD, help with mobility, and even comfort strangers who needed him. He’s my retired service dog now — but still my best friend, my family’s protector, and my heart on four legs. I can’t lose him. He’s been there for me through everything, and I owe it to him to get him out of pain and back to being his silly, loving self — “Mr. Steal Your Girl,” as we call him, because he melts every heart he meets.

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