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Matching Contribution By The Waggle Foundation

Fred

Fred is a 14-year-old Domestic Short Hair Tabby Cat in Madison, TN, who needs $1,300 for Dental with Full Extractions.

madison, TN • Healing Hearts Animal Rescue

Fred is a beautiful 14 year old tabby who is extremely loving & affectionate. Sadly this sweet boy was abused and neglected by his previous owners. They had all 4 of his paws declawed, cutting off every one of his toes. When they moved from a trailer to a new home, Fred was not allowed to come with them, and left alone in the trailer. Thankfully Fred was rescued & brought to Healing Hearts. Fred is super curious, loving and out and about with the others. He was lucky enough to have healthy bloodwork for his age, but his teeth are in horrible condition. Fred is in so much pain that he has refused to eat on his own for nearly all of the past month. When he is fed with a syringe, he will swallow the food, but then vomits it up later. Since the day he came here, Fred has slept with his foster mom every night, but now he is too weak to do that. He feels so horrible now that he will not even eat cheese, which is his favorite food. We have found a vet that can fit him in as soon as next week if we can get enough donations. Please consider donating to help this sweet, gentle, boy. He is rapidly running out of time. He is on pain medication but due to the vomiting and refusing to eat, he has lost a dramatic amount of weight as you can see from his current picture and his original picture. He has become so emaciated that he is very weak and struggling to walk. The wonderful Dr. Good at Hermitage Animal Clinic has agreed to treat him. Fred urgently needs high quality, high calorie pate canned food. What he needs most, though, is donations to cover his dental cleaning and extractions. We have found a vet that can fit him in as soon as next week if we can get enough donations to cover the procedure.

31%Funded
$400Raised
$900To go
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Drift

Drift is a 2 year old Labrador Husky in Tulsa, OK, who needs $2,000 for Left Hind Leg Amputation.

Tulsa, OK

Hey everyone! Well, the time has come for the next step in Drift's medical journey. Her condition has worsened and she now needs a left hind leg amputation. I have done everything I can to prepare for this moment --including switching jobs for more income. However, we are not financially prepared for this step to happen so soon. If you can help, then thank you. Prayers are also accepted. Drift's lump has massively increased in size. I have had multiple vet opinions. We have x-rays telling a partial story. Someone shot Drift with a pellet gun. There are two pellets in her body. The vet theory is that one of the pellets grazed a vein and caused a hematoma and that it may have opened back up which is causing more blood to accumulate under the skin. Immediate amputation needed. Drift reminds me of why I became a dog trainer. She pushes every boundary while loving our family completely. She is a stubborn husky soul that will trot just out of reach if she gets offleash. "Here" is our most practiced command. Drift loves to train and is extremely smart. She is an amazing fifth addition to our home. She even tolerates our two 4-year-olds. Time was not on our side. The vet estimates $1100 or more for this highly complicated surgery alone. If you are unable to help financially, then please share a message of how I've helped your dog with your family and friends. Please Share Drift's Journey. We love you all.

20%Funded
$395.25Raised
$1,604.75To go
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Yuri

Yuri is a 7 year old Mix-Breed in Lantana, FL, who needs $2,000 for CCL Surgery.

Lantana, FL

I saw Yuri on the website of a shelter in Manhattan. I knew right away I had to meet him. We took the two hour drive to the shelter and it was love at first sight. We had found the dog we were looking for. That was 7 years ago and he's been part of our family since. Yuri moved from New York to Texas and then to Florida with us. He was there when we brought our daughter home. They love each other. Yuri had just recovered from a broken right back leg after a car hit him. We were at the park and he was very excited to run around. Suddenly he started limping on his left back leg. It wasn't getting any better, so we took him to the vet. That's when we got the diagnosis 'cranial cruciate ligament rupture'. No doubt he needs surgery. Dr. Choi with Paws to Health will be performing the surgery. Yuri loves children. Every time he sees or hears kids his tail starts wagging and he gets excited. He is very gentle and loves to cuddle. Yuri is picky when it comes to four legged friends. Either he loves them or not at all. He gets excited about squeaky toys, enjoys taking a swim and gets a kick out of snow. He loves to hang out with his grandparents cause they have the best treats. We went through our emergency funds in April of 2024 because Yuri got hit by a car and needed surgery in order to keep his leg. We had just moved into a rental. The cost of living in Florida is very hight and we are barely making ends meet. Yuris well being means everything.

20%Funded
$395Raised
$1,605To go
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Sassy

Sassy is a 10 year old Mix-Breed in Hicksville, NY, who needs $2,000 for Cystotomy, Mass Tumor Removal and Spay.

Hicksville, NY • Pioneers for Animal Welfare Society, Inc.

Meet Sassy and Primo. Sadly, they and their dad lost their home, and they had no place to go. Pioneers for Animal Welfare Society, Inc stepped in at the last minute as they were headed to the local municipal shelter. They are currently in boarding but cannot remain there much longer. Sassy is a 10yr old female bulldog/pug mix, weighing about 35lbs. She has the cutest little strut! Sassy has a large mass that requires removal (see picture) cystotomy, canine spay with cystotomy and mass/tumor removal. She also has kidney stones which are causing her constant UTI's. She is scheduled for surgery at Long Island Spay and Neuter this week. PAWS is in desperate need of funds to cover Sassy's surgery. The estimate for the surgery is $2300.00 Sassy and her best friend Primo found themselves in boarding when their dad got divorced, was forced to leave the home and no one in the family would take them in. They are safe and together but scared and confused. Sassy is good with other pets and children. She is a spunky girl for her age and a real cuddle bug. We are a rescue that does not have a brick and mortar facility We are foster based and will assist in special cases; help seniors keep their pets but helping with medical expenses, transport to appointments, dog walking, cat care etc.

20%Funded
$395Raised
$1,605To go
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Matching Contribution By Eli's Fund

Marshall

Marshall is a 2-year-old Pit Bull Mix in Skiatook, OK, who needs $1,900 for Colonoscopy and Resection.

Skiatook, OK • Skiatook Paws and Claws Animal Rescue

Marshall, along with his sister and momma, were dumped in a rural area of west Tulsa over a year ago. They were starved and sad and needed help, so Betsy and her family took them in. Marshall is a 2-year old male white and red (mostly white) pitty mix who has made himself part of the family. Through Betsy's love and care, Marshall has become a happy thriving guy. Marshall loves all people and all other animals. He is happy, goofy, and playful. He likes to be a clown and zoom around the yard. Even though he weighs almost 60 lbs, he thinks he wants to be a lap dog. He loves kids and gives kisses anytime he can. He's just a sweet dog who wants to be loved and he will love on his people as much as they will let him! We have only one income and the costs are daunting for Marshall's colonoscopy and surgery. We've already spent thousands of dollars on his care so far. We need help to afford the recommended procedures to get Marshall back to his happy, healthy, goofy self! Unfortunately Marshall has recently suffered a series of rectal prolapses requiring multiple surgeries. His veterinarian advised that the prolapse will continue to occur until the cause is identified with a colonoscopy and likely some sort of resection surgery once the cause is revealed. Our goal is to first get the colonoscopy, then get him back to good health with effective surgery. If you look at Marshall's sweet face, you can tell why he has charmed his adopted family and also why he charms anyone he meets. Most of all, he likes to be the clown, jumping around, running in the yard, and acting like a big goofball. He's quick to show his love by giving you a kiss whether you want it or not. He's just the sweetest!

21%Funded
$390Raised
$1,510To go
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Grace

Grace is a 4-year-old Black Labrador Retriever in Concord, NH, who needs $2,000 for Chemotherapy and L-asparaginase.

Concord, NH

Grace chose us in January of 2020. She is a rescue from Mississippi. She has lived with us since, and mom works from home. She has hiked over 200 NH 4,000 footers, loves to hike, go to softball games, play with her doggy friends, camp and go to the beach (but she prefers the river). She lives with her mom and dad and loves to go on walks and to the park to play. She loves her squeeker toys. Grace is the first person at the door when you get home, whether you have been gone for 1 minute or 1 hour. She has the biggest butt wag to let you know how much she loves you and missed you. She goes everywhere with us. We plan our vacations around where she can go with us. She loves to give kisses and also loves her Gram and Grampa. She loves to bring you the ball or her toys to play. Grace has the most extreme butt wags for her favorite people. She loves to give many kisses to her mom and dad at bed time and when they are sad she licks their tears away. She is the best girl who steals the heart of everyone she meets. She likes to show how happy she is all the time and brings a smile to everyone around hers face. Grace had begun limping after playing with another dog. For a few months we worked with our vet to determine the cause. The day before the vet visit to determine if she needed surgery on her shoulder, we noticed that she had a swollen lymph node and brought it to the Vet's attention. She was diagnosed with B Cell Lymphoma after many tests. We would like to do chemotherapy. We have determined that we can safely pay $5,000-$6,000 for her care; however, the care she needs will be upwards of $8,500-$9,000, per the oncologist. We are looking for assistance, if possible, for the $3,000-$4,000.

19%Funded
$385Raised
$1,615To go