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Master Shifu

Master Shifu is a 1.5 year old American Longhair in Fairfield Twp, OH, who needs $5,000 for MRI w/ Sedation and Spinal Tap to Diagnose.

Fairfield Twp, OH

I had been bugging my husband about getting another cat so our 4 yr old female tabby would have a friend. One Friday night I fell in love with a picture of this handsome boy at our local animal shelter. I knew I had to have him! We kept the name from the shelter that was so fitting for him, Master Shifu! This boy is my heart & soul, our gentle giant. In Sept 2025 our Shifu fell ill. Running 104-106.4° temp for 3 weeks. All test came back with perfect results. Then Jan 2026 it came back and almost took him from us. He was unable to walk or hardly move on February 16th & went to MedVet. They believe he has FIP, but now 4 months later there is something else Neuro happening and he needs an MRI to diagnose. 4 month of FIP meds taken. Needs MRI. Shifu is the bestest big brother, he takes care of his 8 littles and he is a great little brother who loves to give chase to our older cat. He has the sweetest soul and is such a good boy. Loves to play fetch with his ball and loves to get belly rubs! Yes, I said belly rubs! He has the most beautiful “feather duster” tail that is 16” long and he is extremely handsome in his purrfect tux. Shifu has been on GS-441624 for 4 months and we can purchase the meds but need help with the cost of the MRI to fully diagnose his condition. We have spent a lot to get him back to his old (young) self. He has a lot of life left in him and we need him, he is a sweetheart!

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Greycie

Greycie is a 5 year old American Longhair in Louisville, KY, who needs $606 for Radiograph Consult & Radiology Thorax.

Louisville, KY

Greycie is a 5-year-old Domestic Longhair gray tabby. She came into our lives after being dumped on the side of the road near our house. We tried to rehome her, but she escaped that house. A week later, I found her (or she found me) & I brought her back home. She lives with me, my son Jacob, & our cat Poofy. We are also mourning the tragic loss of our beloved cat Floofy last week. We rushed Greycie to Banfield for muscle spasms & extreme distress. The vet found a heart murmur. The doctor stated her bloodwork, X-rays, & consult absolutely needed to be done that day. I could only pay for the bloodwork. We are desperate for the remaining $605.59 for these vital X-rays to finish this initial diagnosis phase, as further heart tests will still be needed. Greycie is the rock of our family. I am a single mom raising my son Jacob, who navigates autism, ADHD, and PTSD. We are currently in the middle of a severe mental health crisis with Jacob, making daily life incredibly difficult. Through this trauma and our grief over losing Floofy last week, Greycie is the vital emotional support animal keeping Jacob grounded. We desperately need to save her. I am a single income household with no outside financial support, & was recently laid off, stretching us to the limit. I was denied for every alternative vet loan option. I spent my last penny yesterday on her bloodwork. This campaign is our absolute last hope.

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midnite

midnite is a 8 year old American Pit Bull Terrier in Iowa Park, TX, who needs $700 for Surgical Removal Mammary Mass IDEXX Histopathology.

iowa park, TX

Midnite is my 8-year-old female American Pit Bull and my service dog. She has been with me her entire life. I got her the day after she was born and nursed her into the sassy, huffing, little wiggle-butt she is today. She has grown up beside me and has become an important part of my daily life, stability, and support system. Midnite is not just my pet or my service dog — she is family to me. Midnite is my 8-year-old female American Pit Bull and my service dog. She developed a semi-firm mass near one of her mammary glands, so I took her to Simmons and Harlan Veterinary Clinic in Wichita Falls, Texas. The hospital aspirated the mass and submitted it to IDEXX for cytology. The cytology report came back as epithelial neoplasia. The report states that a mammary epithelial neoplasm is a to I got her the day after she was born and nursed her into the sassy, huffing, little wiggle-butt she is today. She has grown up beside me and has been there through some of the hardest parts of my life. my service dog & my family. Midnite has a big personality. She is loving, loyal, stubborn in a funny way, and very expressive. She huffs when she has an opinion, wiggles when she is happy. I cannot afford Midnite’s cancer-related surgery and pathology alone. I’ve already spent $225+ on rides just to get her diagnosed. Having her healthy again would mean my service dog, family, and daily support can stay by my side.

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$25Raised
$675To go