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Kooper

Kooper is a 1-year-old Poodle mix in Houston, TX, who needs $2,000 for an endoscopy and an ultrasound.

Houston, TX

Kooper is a 1-year-old poodle mix rescued in Houston. He’s sweet, trusts everyone and loves to cuddle. He charms everyone he meets and loves all animals. He loves walks and meeting other dogs. He genuinely loves everyone. He knows how to shake and sit and he’s learning other tricks too. Kooper has always been a curious pup and loves to understand what sounds are or what is making the noise.

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Funny Face

Funny Face is a 12-year-old Shih Tzu in West Jefferson, OH, who needs $500 for dental work.

West Jefferson, OH

Funny Face came to me as a foster situation in efforts to help a long time elderly family friend who had found themselves in a rehabilitation center. We have had her for about 3 months. In those 3 months her weigh was really a concern for us. She originally was open fed and can fed at that. She weighed a massive 35lbs. but great news!! Through diet and exercise she is down to 19!!!! This family friend of ours is so important as she was very very kind to my Nanny(grandma) when my mom and her siblings where just little ones. She drove her to the store.. made sure the electric stayed on and that they had what the needed on a day to day bases. When I heard they needed help I raised my hand to take her in. In a way I feel like I got a piece of my Nanny back with having her in the house. ( my nanny passed at 44 of breast cancer) while it was anticipated that this would be a temporary situation. Things have changed and my home will be her forever home. The family friend lives in west virginia and myself on ohio. I try to visit her as much as i can. Her husband has passed and while her memory is starting to fade. The stories she tells of her little Funny Face are so vivid and full of love. On a daily routine we clean Funny Faces eyes as she has a low tear production in one eye and none in the other. In addition to cleaning she receives a tear producing gel in her eyes 2 times a day. As a result of this she has a very hard time seeing. HOWEVER this does not slow her down. She loves walks. Gets sassy if dinner is not right on time. And while playing fetch doesnt really exist she is the best cuddler and is always in the mood for a good rub down and grooming.

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Cash

Cash is a 6-year-old Pitbull/Labrador Retriever mix in New York, NY, who needs $5,000 for CHOP chemotherapy treatment.

New York, NY

I found Cash on Craigslist 5.5 years ago and consider that I ‘pre-rescued’ him as he would’ve gone to a shelter if they wouldn’t find a home for him. His previous family had to give him up due to financial reasons - Cash has parvo, his dog dad was really sick, and his owner was in the hospital after a really bad motocross accident. I adopted him Labor Day 2014 when he was 8 months old and ever since he’s been my best friend. I took him to get trained as a therapy dog - he is SO smart. He is super lovable, gets along with everyone and all animals. Loves to snuggle and cuddle. Has low energy at home but once he’s outside at a dog park or something he knows he can have high energy and he will just run laps. I have taken him with me on planes, trains, boats, hiking, swimming - anywhere I can really! He brought my family together as my parents are divorced but they “share custody” of him when I’m traveling and they watch him. You can’t help but love him when you meet him

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Isabella Piper Jorgensen

Isabella Piper Jorgensen is a 7-year-old Boxer in Stanwood, WA, who needs $331 for spay and mass-removal surgery.

Stanwood, WA

Piper is my familys whole world. She is my sons best friend since he is an only child. To begin my boyfriend and I looked for a puppy for several months before we found one female brindle boxer. We decided to get a puppy like her because I was told very young it would he hard to conceive ever because of scar tissue anyways after a year of a brand new puppy as similar to a child and the next 9 month would proof to be the hardest. I had some of the worst nausea, I was soon hospitalized due to to much stress from vomiting.,through all this piper was there the only one able to be there consistently til after 29weeks along when I went into labor with my son. I spend serval months in the hospital and piper had to stay with family. She has been many of my familys emotional support animal. Through many rough times and when I came home with Jace she has always been right there to protect him. Once he wondered off at the school and my dog followed him til she heard us yelling and she found us and led us right to him. Then just a couple weeks ago piper and Jace were walking home from school and a neighborhood dog bolted out trying to attack when piper came running to the rescue. She ran the dog off multiple time before the owner came out to help. Piper has always been the best of friends,a sister,mother,she deserve a fighting chance.

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Nova

Nova is a 14-year-old Chihuahua in Estacada, OR, who needs $704 for mass-removal surgery.

Estacada, OR

We have been through a lot together, I lost my husband, my home, but through it all she's been by my side, everywhere I go she's with me, my constant companion. Her favorite treat is bacon, she will stand up for her treats. She is very friendly, except for the vet, she will nip em..cause she's scared.

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Napoleon

Napoleon is a 14-year-old Cairn Terrier in Spring Valley, NY, who needs $566 for advanced radiosurgery to remove a tumor.

Spring Valley, NY

My son bought Napoleon in February 2006; however, during the next few weeks I was the one doing the potty training and we bonded inmmediatly and we have been inseparable since. Although we had another dog already, Sammy who is a noble soul, Napoleon, stablished himself as the Alpha and still is.

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Jelly Bean

Jelly Bean is a 1-year-old Yorkshire Terrier in Tucson, AZ, who needs $325 for a dental cleaning with possible tooth extractions.

Tucson, AZ

This is Jelly Bean. As of today I have had her for 4 days. I got her from a woman whose mom died and she was left with her. She did not want her because she has large dogs. As in th e pictures she was horrible when I got her. The back legs hair had grown together. Some mattes were so bad that she bleed from the haircut. But she was so happy once I finished. She smelled and looked like she had not been cleaned in several months. Once I cut the hair she was able to walk unrestricted. She is only 1 year and 5 months old but has been severely neglected. The is a teacup yorkie. She is 2 1/2 pounds in weight. I took her to get a checkup, shots, worker, skin cream and pain meds. I could afford to handle that much. Now she needs dental care really bad. The vet told me it would be about $550. I looked around and found a mobile vet that will be around $400. I need help paying for it because I just started a new job so it's out of my budget right now. I don't want this to grow into a larger problem. Her breath smells horrible. I got breath drops and fried brushing her teeth but it did nothing. The buildup is horrible on her teeth. I need to make sure she is ok. She is my emotional support animal. Since getting her I can actually get out thenned. She gives me a reason to even want to be here. I have not had her long and she has already become so important to me. She really does give me a reason to want to live. I hate that I can't let her lick me or give me kisses because it almost makes me vomit to smell her breath. I love her so much. If someone can help me please do. Anything will help. I just can't lose her to some mouth disease. Thank you so much for reading.

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Liberty Bell

Liberty Bell is a 12-year-old Labrador Retriever mix in Austin, TX, who needs $1,500 for to have a tumor removed.

Austin, TX

We rescued Liberty Bell 7 years ago. She was emaciated and left chain to a house with no food or water. She was missing hair. She is the most grateful happiest baby in the whole wide world. She loves her for babies and her beds. She started off very shy and skittish and now she is loving and sweet

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Jack

Jack is a 6-year-old Chocolate Labrador Retriever in Henderson, CO, who needs $5,000 for chemotherapy treatment.

Henderson, CO

Our sweet boy Jack has just been diagnosed with Lymphoma on January 2nd, 2020. He’s almost 6 years old. He went from a dog wanting to eat everything to not wanting to eat at all. A couple weeks ago he threw up his breakfast immediately after eating it. We originally thought maybe he had a stomach ache of some sort or ate too fast and that’d he’d be back to his normal self in no time. Well, over the next week or so, he was getting pickier with eating, barely wanting to eat his food and skipping meals. He stopped eating for about 3 days and we immediately booked a vet appointment and got him in that same day. (Unfortunately this all happened during the holidays) On December 28th, 2019, when we took him to the vet, the vet noticed his lymph nodes around his neck were larger than normal, so they took a sample and submitted it to the CSU Veterinary Hospital. They also ran blood work as well as a tick test. On December 30th, 2019, his blood work came back with elevated calcium and kidney levels. When the vet called on the 30th with the results of the bloodwork, she suggested we come in immediately for an ultrasound and X-ray. We brought him in that same morning and they did both. They called us that afternoon to let us know unfortunately they believe he has Lymphoma based on what they saw on the ultrasound and X-ray, in addition to his bloodwork. Granted, we still hadn’t officially received the results from CSU yet. Luckily, Jack had started eating again, but only wet food. The vet called December 31st, 2019, to let us know the tick test came back negative. They called again on January 2nd, 2020, but with the news we were hoping not to receive. They called letting us know they received the results back and he does indeed have Lymphoma. Today, January 8th, 2020, we took Jack to see an Oncologist at the Wheatridge Animal Hospital in Colorado. The Oncologist diagnosed Jack with Stage 3 Lymphoma (out of 5 Stages), meaning all of his lymph nodes in his body are affected. The Oncologist recommended three treatment options for Jack. 1. LCHOP (the gold standard) chemo 2. Single-agent therapy with Doxorubicin 3. Prednisone With thoughtful consideration, Irvin and I have decided to pursue LCHOP for Jack. Each letter representing a different drug that will be used. Most dogs typically respond well to chemotherapy with 80-90% of them achieving clinical remission. The plan is that Jack will start a 25 week treatment. We will take him in weekly for 8 weeks and then every other week for 4 months. With LCHOP, the average survival is 12-14 months. However, no two dogs are the same and each will react differently to treatment. The Oncologist assured us that chemo is not as hard on dogs as it is for humans. We’ve read stories online that dogs have gone into remission after LCHOP and have stayed in remission for 4 years and counting, but on the flip side, we have also read stories about dogs relapsing several months later. With this decision, comes the unexpected financial burden placed on us. The cost for the LCHOP treatment for Jack is estimated at $7K. We did not make this decision lightly and are going into this knowing we will be taking on a huge financial burden, but we feel as though Jack deserves a fighting chance. You may be asking yourself why not go a cheaper route or why spend $7K on a dog? Well, the decision for us is a no-brainer. Jack was our first furbaby out of 3 dogs. It’s hard to put into words what Jack means to us. Irvin adopted Jack when he was a puppy. When Irvin and I started dating, Jack was almost 2 years old. Jack has been part of all of our major milestones. From our first apartment, to our first house, both of our college graduations and many more. Jack has acted as an unofficial emotional support animal over the years. Anyone that has had the pleasure of meeting Jack knows that Jack loves attention. He loves to cuddle and will give you hugs on-demand. Jack was born a fighter, for those of you who do not know, Jack was shot on a farm when he was a puppy, left for dead on a freezing winter day. The other dog did not survive, but Jack did. We have no doubt that Jack will kick cancers behind. We can’t imagine life without Jack and neither can our other two dogs. Irvin and I would be beyond grateful for any help, every dollar makes a difference.

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