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Ollie

Ollie's Medical Mystery Can't Wait

La Mesa, CA • The Animal Pad

Tomorrow marks one year since Ollie arrived at The Animal Pad from the ESLR hoarding case- a heartbreaking situation where a fake rescue in Ensenada, MX posed as an organization helping dogs while hoarding animals and pocketing donations instead of providing care. After everything he’s survived, we never imagined he’d be fighting another battle so soon. In the middle of the night, Ollie suddenly began vomiting and became extremely lethargic. We rushed him to the emergency hospital, where initial bloodwork revealed dangerously low platelets. While we monitored him closely, his condition worsened the following day when he began urinating blood, prompting immediate hospitalization. For the past three days, Ollie has undergone extensive diagnostics, including an ultrasound, specialized bloodwork, and continuous supportive care. His kidneys are now showing signs of distress, and the ultrasound revealed gastritis, a thickened bladder, and a small mass on his liver. At this time, the liver mass is not believed to be the primary concern, but we are still searching for answers. This morning finally brought a bit of hope. Ollie is eating again, his vomiting has stopped, and he’s wagging his tail despite everything he’s been through. He was severely dehydrated and drinking excessive amounts of water, but we’re hopeful he’ll be well enough to return home today while we await the results of advanced testing to determine what’s causing these serious symptoms. Ollie has overcome unimaginable hardship once before, and now he needs our community to help him through this next chapter. His medical bills continue to grow with every test, specialist, and day of hospitalization. 7/24/26 Update We have a hopeful update on Ollie! After a very scary medical emergency and hospitalization, Ollie is doing much better. His veterinary team believes this was an acute episode, and we're relieved to share that his blood work has returned to normal. He's feeling more like himself again, his energy has improved, and everyone caring for him is encouraged by the progress he's made. While this is wonderful news, Ollie isn't out of the woods just yet. His recovery is still ongoing, and his veterinary team will continue to monitor him closely to make sure his condition remains stable. After everything he's been through, we're taking things one day at a time and staying hopeful that this improvement continues. Although Ollie is back home and feeling better, the cost of the emergency care that helped save his life remains. Those veterinary bills don't disappear just because he's improving, and we're still working to cover the cost of his hospitalization, diagnostics, and treatment. If you're able, please consider making a donation to help with Ollie's medical expenses. Every contribution, no matter the size, helps ensure rescues like ours can continue saying "yes" when animals like Ollie need lifesaving care. Thank you to everyone who has donated, shared his story, and kept Ollie in your thoughts. Your support has made this progress possible, and we'll continue to share updates as he recovers. 8/12/26 Update We have another encouraging update on Ollie! Ollie is back home with his foster and continuing to recover after his frightening medical emergency. His kidney values have improved substantially, although they haven’t completely returned to where his veterinary team would like them to be just yet. In the coming weeks, Ollie will see an internal medicine specialist and have additional testing, including a repeat CBC and tick PCR. His veterinary team believes his illness may have been caused by a possible Ehrlichia flare up, and these next tests will hopefully provide more answers. The follow up testing will also help determine whether the changes in Ollie’s kidney values were temporary or if there is an underlying kidney issue that will require continued care. For now, we’re so grateful that Ollie is home and doing better. The Animal Pad will continue to make sure he receives the specialized care and follow up he needs, and we’ll share another update once we know more from his upcoming visit. Thank you to everyone who has donated and supported Ollie throughout his recovery so far. Your generosity is helping make every step of his care possible.

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Maple Anne

Half of Maple Anne's tongue fell out of her mouth. Please give her a second chance!

Murphy, TX • CAMO Rescue

She deserved more than to be given up on. This sweet senior girl, now named Maple Anne, was found huddled outside the door of a public works office and taken to Missouri City Animal Shelter. When shelter staff told CAMO Rescue she wasn't eating, they knew they had to give her a chance. As they prepared her for transport, an animal control officer took one more look and made a heartbreaking discovery. Her tongue was necrotic, and when they gently opened her mouth, a large piece of it detached. They asked if they should euthanize her. CAMO immediately said no. She deserves the opportunity to be evaluated, to have her pain treated, and to know that someone is willing to fight for her. She's now on her way to their veterinarian, where they'll learn what's causing this devastating condition and whether treatment is possible. They don't know what the outcome will be, but they couldn't let her story end without trying. CAMO Rescue is asking for your help to give this sweet girl the second chance she deserves. Your donation will help cover her emergency examination, diagnostics, pain management, and any treatment that may be available. Every dollar helps them continue saying "yes" to animals like Maple Anne, even when the road ahead is uncertain. Please consider donating today. Together, we can make sure this gentle soul knows compassion, comfort, and love—no matter what tomorrow brings. 7/16/26 Update The vet for CAMO Rescue is removing the necrotic part of her tongue today. Please support her in this awful situation.

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Zoe

Help Zoe Find Relief From Frightening Seizure-Like Episodes

Issaquah, WA • Pacific Rim Rescue

Zoe's world changed overnight. At just 3 years old, this sweet French Bulldog began experiencing frightening seizure-like episodes that left her owner fearing the worst. Having seen the devastating effects of Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD) in French Bulldogs before, they knew Zoe would likely need extensive diagnostics and specialized medical care that they simply could not afford. Wanting Zoe to have the best chance possible, they made the heartbreaking decision to surrender her to Pacific Rim Rescue. From the moment Zoe arrived, the rescue acted quickly. An urgent veterinary visit led to an emergency referral to a neurologist, and this week Zoe underwent an extensive neurological workup, including advanced imaging, at Summit Veterinary Referral Center. The news brought both relief and new challenges. The MRI confirmed that Zoe is not suffering from Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD), as originally feared. Instead, veterinarians discovered severe infections and debris deep within both of her middle ears—painful conditions that may be responsible for the neurological symptoms she has been experiencing. Additional radiology results and a spinal tap are still pending to determine whether the infection has spread to the tissues surrounding her brain or whether the pressure from the infection alone is causing her seizure-like episodes. Zoe's journey isn't over. Her next step was an appointment with a veterinary dermatologist, who will attempt to scope and flush her middle ears. If that isn't enough to resolve the problem, Zoe will need surgery. Zoe is scheduled for the Otoscopy in August. Through every test and every appointment, Zoe has continued to fight, and bring joy with her sunny disposition and desire to be with her humans and canine foster siblings. Pacific Rim Rescue is committed to giving her every chance to recover, but the cost of advanced diagnostics, specialist care, and potential surgery is significant. Your donation will help cover Zoe's neurological workup, specialist appointments, ongoing diagnostics, and any treatments she needs to finally find relief from the pain she has been living with. Every gift, no matter the size, helps bring Zoe one step closer to healing—and the happy, comfortable life every dog deserves.

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Ruby

Ruby is a 10 year old Maltese in Oak Lawn, IL, who needs $2,500 for Severe Dental Work + Medication.

Oak Lawn, IL

This is my baby, Ruby. I’ve had her since roughly 4-5th grade and I am now a Junior in College! So I am struggling to get funds. I can’t ever imagine my life without her. She has been with me through every heartache, every house we’ve moved to, every family event, she is truly my little baby. When people think of me, they think of my little mini me. She is full of personality, love, and cuteness! She has been struggling with severe dental issues (bad breath, rotting teeth, WILL need extractions), I know she’s uncomfortable (constant licking of the lips, chewing on soft blankets, whining and paws at the mouth, + saliva). I took her to Hilltop Animal Hospital here in IL, Chicago, and got an estimate of $2k+ extractions and meds. I don’t want my baby’s QOL to suffer because of this issue. She is my spoiled only child. She has seen me cry and laugh. She is filled with the most personality I have ever seen a dog have. She is incredibly smart! She loves my family (occasionally playfully annoying my mom), but loves my little sisters. She is incredibly gentle, loving, and funny. And it sucks to recently see my baby dim her light because of the progressive dental issues. I am a part time worker, working minimum wage and a full time college student at SXU. It’s a real struggle paying for my tuition, books, supplies, and bills. I just want that extra boost to help fund and support my Ruby. I want my baby to be comfortable again.

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Jaxson

Jaxson is a 9 year old American Pit Bull Terrier in Dallas , TX, who needs $15,000 for CHOP Chemo Protocol for Lymphoma.

Dallas, TX

Jaxson has been my best friend, constant companion, and, in every way that matters, my child for nearly 10 years. Because I can’t have children, our bond became even more profound. I adopted him as a puppy, and from that day on, we seemed to imprint on one another. We’ve been inseparable ever since, sharing a connection unlike anything I’ve ever experienced. After weeks of weight loss and other concerning symptoms, my veterinarian discovered enlarged lymph nodes throughout Jaxson’s body, along with an enlarged liver and spleen. Cytology strongly indicates multicentric lymphoma, and we’re awaiting final pathology results. We’re pursuing oncology consultations with MedVet Dallas and VCA Animal Diagnostic Clinic–Dallas to determine the best treatment pla Jaxson has the gentlest soul. He’s always been my shadow, following me from room to room and somehow sensing exactly when I need him most. We seem to have imprinted on each other—we even share some of the same health struggles and routines. Because I can’t have children, Jaxson truly is my son. The love, comfort, and companionship he’s given me over the last decade are impossible to put into words Jaxson’s diagnosis has been emotionally and financially overwhelming. I work full-time, but cancer diagnostics and treatment are far beyond what I can afford alone. My mom, who lives on disability with a very limited income, plans to temporarily move in to help care for him

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Sophie

Sophie is a 1 year old French Bulldog in Conyers, GA, who needs $3,000 for Rectal Prolapse Repair.

Conyers, GA

My dearest Sophie came into my life from my friend of 26 years passed of Renal Cancer. Our bond is very special. Sophie suffer from IBS which is irritable bowel syndrome she has had several rectal prolapses and went through the purse string surgery which needless to say was not successful and my poor baby is hurting because I have to periodically reduce it manually we truly need help it's $3,000 I have attached of her rectal prolapse it's beginning to happen more and more and it hurts her very much so when I have to manually do it I pet her and try to relax her and it goes back in the vet that we went to was in Conyers and we did purse string the Veterinary Hospital in Conyers told me if it didn't hold up that she would need to have a bigger major surgery which is a great deal of money My friend I am that passed did everything together a lot of things and I miss her deeply and Sophie and I have a bond where I talked to her just like I'm talking to my friend and she looks at me like she really understands me I know what I would do if I lose her she brought me out of a dark place and I need my little Sophie so if anyone can please help I am a breast cancer survivor like I said times two and I still have other hot spots which are showing up on PET scan I guess my body just so grooming for a little tumors but I'm still pushing and Sophie helps me continue to push on so if you can help

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