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Lucas

Lucas is a 6-year-old Lab Mix in El Paso, TX, who needs $1,628 for 3 Heartworm Injections.

El Paso, TX

Lucas was rescued from being dumped and left to die in the desert. He was found with many ticks and now is diagnosed with heartworms. He is such a sweet, loving, gentle giant who loves to give me never-ending kisses. He is so grateful for being rescued & now being adopted by me. He is one of 8 dogs I have rescued and also adopted. Most were dumped/emancipated looking for food on the streets. Lucas and my 7 other rescued dogs now have a loving home (my home), a huge backyard to play and sleep inside where they feel safe in their bedded crates. He is very affectionate to all family members, giving lots of kisses and gives his paw on his own. He gets so excited when it's feeding time. He licks his lips and slurps as I am about to serve him his food. He is not a picky eater but a very grateful one. He is also very expressive with his eyes and face. He loves back scratches and will come over to me, hunching his back while bouncing his hips to let me know he wants back scratches. I am doing what I can and was able to get his chest x-ray and start him on heartguard and doxycycline that only kills larvae, not adult worms. He needs 3 injections that will kill the adult heartworms. I became disabled after major surgery and was unable to work for almost a year. I am single and with the help of God, I am the only one caring for my rescues. I no longer own a car. City handicapped bus is my ride. I don't want to put Lucas down. Fixed income. Remote tutor.

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Tallulah

Tallulah is a 2-year-old Border Collie in Tucson, AZ, who needs $2,000 for Hip Replacement.

Tucson, AZ

Tallulah came into my home after the death of my first Border Collie, Faith. I wasn't sure I was ready to love again so soon. I saw a post for Border Collie puppies and this all white puff ball with blue eyes was available. I traveled out of town to get her and fell in love. I had a brain injury in 2019. Tallulah will finish service training later this year. Tallulah is the smartest most entertaining dog I have ever had! We use talking buttons in our house. She has an "outside" button and buttons with family member names, depending on who she wants. She is with me all day everyday. Due to my medical disability, Tallulah remains by my side helping me navigate my brain injury and severe migraines. She's intuitive. Tallulah loves to play hide and seek with toys, snacks, and people. She is very talkative and expressive in the things she wants. She is loving, kind, funny, protective, silly, playful and so very smart! We put Tallulah in competitive Frisbee when she was a few months old. Thats when we learned she had hip dysplasia. She was running and her left hind leg fell under her. We knew it would progress, just not so quickly. Shes guarded when she plays. She doesn't jump anymore and she limps and struggles to get up and start walking. I don't like how meds make her feel. I am on disability. My income is fixed. Tallulah will complete service training this year. Having Tallulah up and walking with no pain means the world to me. This will allow us both to get out in nature and walk. We could travel, see the ocean, without her hurting to walk.

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$35Raised
$1,965To go
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Remi

Remi is a 6-year-old American Pit Bull in Muscatine, IA, who needs $2,000 for TPLO Knee Surgery.

Muscatine, IA

I was at a fall flea market six years ago and met a man that was desperate to find a home for an adorable pit bull puppy. A recent breed ban in his hometown was preventing him from keeping her or surrendering her to the local humane society. Most of his friends and family lived in the same town and couldn’t keep her. He was in a bad situation and I worried Remi might not find the best home. Remi has been my passenger seat copilot, fishing buddy and best friend ever since I brought her home from the flea market six years ago. She and I live outside of a small town in Iowa. Remi loves to swim. She gets “so excited, that she just can’t hide it” the second she sees a farm pond. She gets almost as excited about the snow. The first snow of the year gives her “puppy power” and she frolics around with puppy-like energy until I get cold and we go back inside. Remi desperately needs TPLO surgery to repair CCL damage in both of her back legs. She would have this done at Lake View Veterinary Hospital in Lake View, IA under the care of Dr. Bettin. This clinic is 4 hours from where we live so he isn’t Remi’s regular vet. Dr. Bettin does 2-3 of these surgeries a week and many patients travel to his clinic to have this done. I suffered a brain aneurysm earlier this year and have been off work with no income. I feel horrible when I see her limping around in pain and can’t afford the surgery to help her. She has contributed so much to my healing and I feel helpless watching her legs get worse.

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$35Raised
$1,965To go
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Mischa

Mischa is a 10-month-old German Shepherd Mix in Farmington, MN, who needs $2,000 for Surgical Repair.

Farmington, MN

Mischa came to us from rescue shortly after we had to unexpectedly put our first dog, Isis, down. We instantly knew there was something special about Mischa. She has been an awesome addition to our family, and she is particularly smitten with our little girls. Mischa is pretty spoiled around here. She loves to play with the girls and run in the yard with our other dog, Tucker. She gets a ton of belly rubs (it's never truly enough though if you ask her!) and is such a ball of energy. Mischa is the first of our pets that has really "clicked" with our girls. The other pets enjoy being around the girls, but Mischa seeks them out out. She follows them around and makes sure they're safe. She plays so well with them and knows not to get too carried away when it comes to the girls. Mischa hurt her leg on August 12. We have no idea how it happened, but she was limping quite a bit. Unfortunately, by Monday she was still limping and her leg was beginning to look swollen. We took her to see her regular vet and they discovered she had a spiral fracture on a good portion of her leg. Surgery was recommended. The surgeon consulted and agreed as did two other vets. 2023 has been a particularly difficult year for us. The quote for Mischa's surgery has increased due to the severity and placement of the fracture. We hesitated to create a fundraiser like this, but anything helps right now.

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$35Raised
$1,965To go