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Mogok Ruby

Mogok Ruby is a 2-year-old American Bully in Simpsonville, SC, who needs $2,000 for knee surgery.

Simpsonville, SC

I was there when Mogok was born her mother Jules had 4 out of 6 puppies and needed a DNC or lose her life, I did pay for this procedure. Mogok was the last puppy still not old and due to circumstances she needed a good home. I purchased her and brought her home, she was 3 months; she has a fenced in yard and a doggy door for freedom. We call Mogok [ Moe] for short. I have trained her but my boyfriend has she a special place in her heart. Moe likes to take walks and ride in the car. My grandchildren look forward to playing with her but she is mostly my best friend, my baby. I have spoiled her by having a bed in two rooms, I carry her bed and blanket when we are in other rooms so she can be comfortable everywhere. She needs x-rays and treatment to find out she needs an operation. I have always been able to pay for Moe's needs. I don't have anyone to help me with my sweet girl, she is only 2 1/2 years old. I'm told if she doesn't get this operation, her right leg will need the same. Moe was limping so I limited her activities and my friend assured me it was nothing, she did get better but she would favor her left leg some but not all the time. Recently I noticed something very different, Moe's leg seemed to dangle at the knee, I was frightened so I took her to Integrity Animal Health Dr. Hoeft. I was told she had to have an operation that I cannot afford. I trained Moe, she stays by my side, I have PTSD as well as other medical issues. Moe knows when I'm having an issue and she will come to me and place her paw on my knee, she obeys well with one exception. Playing fetch, she doesn't want to give me back the stick. Early on I tried to get her to bring her toy she didn't so a few months later I said "get your toy" she did, rolling over, well, lol.

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Princess

Princess is a 12-year-old Pit Bull in Decatur, GA, who needs $1,750 for thoracotomy and chemotherapy.

Decatur, GA

I adopted Princess was she was 6 months old. I live alone and she has become my best friend and family. I am visually impaired and wanted a companion dog. She helps protect me. She is with me all the time and is a very tame dog. I love her like a mother loves her child. To me she is my baby, she is my furbaby. Princess loves being at home and tagging along for any work that I am doing around the house. She is very friendly with my neighbor's kids and is like a big kid herself. She loves to run around the yard and go to the park. Her best time of the day is when we settle in after dinner to watch a movie or binge watch Netflix. She loves to lay her head in my lap and go to sleep. I am visually impaired and on SSI. I work part-time in retail as of right now. I am unable to work full time due to health issues. It will mean the world to me to have Princess healthy again and able to live life to the fullest. She is my whole world. Your help means a lot. Princess has Stage 1 Mammary Carcinoma Cancer. She is being treated at BluePearl Pet Hospital under the care of Brolin Evans, DVM, DACVIM (Oncology). The surgery to remove the tumor and chemotherapy afterward will save her life. She has had other surgeries in the past but has never been this ill. It would mean the world to me to help her. Princess loves it when we have visitors at home. She loves to snuggle up to new people and be the center of attention. She is a great companion and has helped me through some very rough years. I have lost my parents recently and Princess was a great comfort to me. I don't have any children and never married, so she is my whole world. I love her dearly and can't bear to think that she is sick.

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Bear

Bear is a 6-year-old American Staffordshire Terrier in Savannah, GA, who needs $2,000 for cranial cruciate ligament tear and arthritis.

Savannah, GA

It all started with that look - you know the one. Puppy dog eyes, whatever you call it -- those eyes stared into my soul. Sounds cheesy, but if you meet Bear you know what I mean. It was so sweet, I even took a picture (picture 8!) I saw Bear at a rescue shelter while at college 6 years ago, and my life hasn't been the same since. We do everything together - he's absolutely my best friend. Bear has always been intertwined in my life completely, he gets along with everything. My friends, family, even strangers to me - EVERYBODY knows this dog. When he got to about 3 years old, life slowed down a little and we moved home. He lost that extra puppy energy, we took slower walks in the sun around the neighborhood. He stays at home with his sister Nala, who is currently 3 years old. Full disclosure - I am truly posting to share his process with whoever may need it. I'm posting for every person that has had their heart touched by this dog, cause there are plenty of them! Bear started having noticeable trouble walking, and a vet visit and some x rays revealed ligament tears in both of his knees, with arthritis present in the left. We are looking at 2 (possibly 3) surgeries, with lots and lots of recovery time. I have taken him to Pooler Veterinary Hospital and received surgery estimates as well. To me, he's special because he is & has always been right by my side. He came into my life at a point in time that wasn't the most ideal for cultivating a stable environment (college), but every moment for 6 years has been met with loyalty, unrequited love, and mutual respect. He teaches me patience & kindness when I need it the most. All that he is, I love and would give him the world.

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Sarge (aka Charlie Brown)

Sarge (aka Charlie Brown) is a 2-year-old Yellow Lab in Port Orchard, WA, who needs $425 for radiology with sedation.

Port Orchard, WA

Before coming to live with me, his previous owner suffered from some serious health issues and wanted to find him a good home. He has such a Charlie Brown personality, that I have renamed him, Charlie Brown! There are some dogs that just "click" with a person. Charlie and I just clicked from the start! He is a single dog and gets TONS of love and attention! Charlie Brown is amazingly laid back, easy-going loves everyone and his belly rubs! While he doesn't have any other animal siblings, he doesn't mind since he is spoiled with love and attention. As much as we can with COVID, we stop in and say "hi" at pet stores, Lowe's, and anywhere we can go to meet new friends! Charlie loves new people, but understands "calm!" Being medically disabled and laid off from my part-time has been difficult. I was able to afford his first vet visit but the extra cost for x-rays is not something I have to spare. Having Charlie Brown be healthy and able to run again and play ball, would be everything to us! Dr. Liz Orien (Port Orchard Animal Hospital) gave Charlie's first visit a clean bill of health...except for his rear right leg. Dr. Liz believes that there may be a cranial cruciate injury, partial or complete. In order to verify the concern, x-rays and sedation are being recommended. Radiology will also tell us if surgery is needed to fix his leg. He is currently on Carprofen 2x a day for pain. Charlie makes me smile all day! But like so many others, being diagnosed with PTSD sometimes interferes with being around lots of people. But Charlie seems to already know this. He stays right by my side and just slightly nudges my hand. He has that lab grin that is heartwarming! Our goal is a service dog certification so he can help others like me! (i.e. children's hospital visits)

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Sky

Sky is an 8-year-old Lab/Chow Shih Tzu in Broussard, LA, who needs $787 for heartworm treatment.

Broussard, LA

Sky came into my life about 9 years ago, when I got him as a puppy. He was very tiny and fluffy when I got him, and that’s why I named him sky. I raised him at my grandmothers house because my parents were not fond of animals in the house. This year, I moved back in with my parents and my sister. My parents welcomed Sky in with open arms, and he puts a smile on everyone’s faces. Sky sleeps next to me in his dog bed. He isn’t a big cuddler but he always has to be in the same room as me. So as long as I’m home, he’s with me. When I leave for work, he lays next to my dad who is unemployed right now. I like to think that they keep each other company. My dad Is always talking to Sky like he can answer back. Sky makes everyone happy. As of right now, my job has slowed down a lot. I work in the restaurant industry and business is very slow and unpredictable during these trying times. Going through with the treatment would give me a big sigh of relief and a couple more years with my best friend. I recently found out Sky had heart worms after him getting tested 6 months ago. Sky is getting the antibiotics right now. He was nauseous the first couple days, but he is adjusting fine. He will be on the Doxycycline pills for a month, rest for a month, then the procedure. He is going to be treated at Spanish Trail Animal Hospital in New iberia, Louisiana. All sky wants to do is take naps and play with his toys. He Ioves squeaky toys and goes crazy for them. He is 8 years old but plays like he is a still a puppy. It doesn’t matter what time of day it is. When he gets excited from seeing me come back home, he runs to his toys. He also loves biting water out of the hose. He tries to attack the water but can never seem to get it.

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Gwen

Gwen is an 8-year-old Bull Terrier in Hermitage, TN, who needs $2,000 for a small intestine repair.

Hermitage, TN

Gwen is 8 years old and has a 13 year old brother she loves! We named Gwen cause she looking like a guinea pig as a baby and started saying Gwennie pig. So this is her nickname cause she is a little piggy! She loves sleeping in her cozy cave bed while we’re at work and enjoys antlers to chew on!!!! Gwen is very vocal and loves to talk or rather, yell at us sometimes! She especially loves to go sit by the refrigerator for treats. She tries to play with her younger brother but gives up so she is loving toys. She completely guts her toys and then moves onto the next. Gwen loves to be with her humans as much as possible, follows us to every room and would be cuddling all day if we weren’t at work With COVID, I was unable to work for 9 weeks. With the stress and cost of chemotherapy, this new finding has put us under more worry and stress. We just want her back to her old hyper self so she can live a long life with us! Gwen was diagnosed with cancer in September. Halfway through her treatment we found that the tumors had shrunk too fast, leaving a hole in her small intestines. It’s temporarily fixed with blood vessels and fat but could rupture and cause her to go septic, which is fatal. So now an emergency surgery is happening so we can remove that area and hopefully continue with chemotherapy. When I found out she had cancer,I broke down in tears.She stopped what she was doing and licked my tears away.She senses all our emotions and is always able to turn our day around if it’s not going well.She loves to be touched and wants to sit in your lap. She loves to chase her tail, and Huckle butt(spinning in tiny circles out of nowhere!)she’s so vocal sometimes we think she’s a dinosaur.

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Lupé

Lupé is a 7-year-old Domestic Shorthair in Brooklyn Park, MN, who needs $577 for Emergency Abdominal Surgery.

Brooklyn Park, MN

I adopted Lupé from Gentle Touch Animal Sanctuary to make her life better, she has asthma that they couldn't afford to treat. The first thing I did was bring her to Brooklyn Park Pet Hospital to have her examined and get her started on medication for her asthma. Her asthma is under control but we've faced a lot of challenges with interest in inedible items, something that can't be fixed with meds Lupé has grown really attached to me, and I to her, from the time I've spent nursing her back to health. She loves cuddling up next to me and sleeping by me. When I first brought her home I had her sleep on the bed next to me so I could help when she had an asthma attack, she grew close to me from me being there for her. She's a permanent part of my family no matter what challenges she faces Caring for Lupé and keeping her healthy has been a significant financial expense but I've managed it okay up until now. She's had to be treated for stomach ulcers, esophagitis, inflammatory bowel disease and food allergies. She's on prescription food and medication for them. Lupé has had issues with eating objects that can't be digested. She snuck into my bedroom closet and ate fake plant leaves, but I didn't realize at the time that she did. On 11/29 I brought her to BPPH for xrays and on 11/30 she stopped being able to keep food down. We went to Mission Animal Hospital for her to have emergency surgery necessary to save her life. I spent all day there. Jacob, the other cat I adopted from Gentle Touch Animal Sanctuary, is Lupé's best friend. When she's feeling well they run around and play with each other. Lupé is special because she's overcome severe asthma and is living a normal life. Lupé being in my life makes me happy and smile, my life wouldn't be the same without her.

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Harley

Harley is a 9-year-old Bulloxer (Boxer/American Staffordshire Terrier) in Queen Creek, AZ, who needs $2,000 for exploratory surgery and dermatology cryotherapy.

Queen Creek, AZ

We volunteered at a local rescue for the past 4 years and met him through that. He lived at the rescue "sanctuary" since 2013. He was taken in by us in May 2020 as medical fosters and currently resides in our home and is only outside to go potty several times a day. He gets holistic homemade food that we make for breakfast + dinner, and is well taken care of & spoiled. We adopted him in Sept 2020. He is a very loving sweet boy who loves to cuddle and appreciates us taking care of him. We have two other dogs in the household that he interacts with through a gate as we have not been able to do proper introductions with his medical issues and we would rather err on the side of caution. Someone is always with him in the other area of the house and he is a joy to be around. My better half, Jason got laid off in November 2019. When we were dealing with the rescue we were not financially tapped but there have been many recent procedures that keep popping up.. He needs ongoing care and drs appts & we need help financially. Harley has Hemangiosarcoma and Squamous Cell Carcinoma. It is limited to his skin at this point and has not gone internal. He had to have a rather invasive surgery in May, a penile amputation, which was followed by 19 sessions of radiation in the area on his tummy. His oncologist is Dr. Eric Boshoven / Dr. Linda Beaver at the Arizona Veternary Oncology office in Gilbert, AZ. He is silly, the more we giggle & laugh at his antics, the more he gets into it. He appreciates & senses that we are taking care of him. Every time we wipe him down from going potty, he gives us face kisses. He sounds like a teradactyl when he barks so that makes us laugh too. He is all around the best dog and we love and adore him to pieces, along with everyone that he meets.

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Chia

Chia is a 2-year-old Orange Tabby in Thompsons Station, TN, who needs $1,135 for Emergency Diagnostics and Polycystic Kidney Disease.

Thompsons Station, TN

Chia was born a miracle; her mother struggled to give birth and ignored the little bundle - failing to even clean her. Still in the membrane, my wife scooped her up. After breaking her free from the amniotic sac, we could not get Chia to breathe. After several minutes of message and emergency kitty CPR she mewed and has been a blessing ever since. Chia just always knows what you need when you need it. She has evolved into one of the best service animals I have ever seen. There are some days I’m unsure how my wife could make it through without Chia there to guide her out of a fibromyalgia flair-up or a depressive spiral. This WonderCat even consoles me when I feel helpless as my wife’s caregiver; there’s no other sound like a Chia purr. COVID-19 has stressed our household to the max shrinking a single-income household to a half-income household. While lucky to still be working in some capacity it's a struggle to make ends meet. Chia means everything to us! Chia is in need of emergency care. She has become severely dehydrated and is exhibiting a very high fever. Diagnostics has revealed large cysts around her kidneys and more testing is needed to determine what they are, the required treatment, and any long-term plan. Her immediate need is for ongoing fluids that require hospitalization. Even at the height of her “kitten” phase, that funny and energetic “everything is new and I must pounce it” time in her life, she had an uncanny ability of service. It started simple, pawing at tears or nuzzle-purring through headaches but quickly turned to full empathy. Chia has a large family – 2 non-furry teens, 2 dogs that adore her, a cockatiel that preens her, a bunny friend, and a daughter.

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