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Skye

Skye is a 3 year old Cane Corso in Atlanta, GA, who needs $7,500 for Gastrotomy 2ft Intestinal Resection & Plasma Care.

Atlanta, GA

Skye is our beloved Cane Corso and a cherished member of our family. She has been with us for years and is deeply bonded with me, my daughter Cali, my nephew Jason and my mother and any child she meets. She is more than a pet, she is our protector, companion, and source of comfort she is family. Our home simply does not feel complete without her home it is too quiet. Please Help me figure it out! Skye was rushed to BluePearl Specialty & Emergency Pet Hospital in Atlanta for emergency surgery. During surgery, Dr. Winkler and Dr. Sora discovered septic peritonitis, a life-threatening abdominal infection requiring a 2-foot intestinal resection and Gastrotomy. Far more severe than initially expected, her condition required intensive monitoring, plasma therapy, & critical care to save her life. Skye is loving, she is quite literally a nanny dog. She misses the kids in our family and they miss her. Even while hospitalized, she refused hospital food but happily ate chicken Nana cooked for her from my daughter's hand. She loves being near her family & recently cried when we had to leave after visiting her. Seeing her tail wag & her spirit return has given us hope during this difficult time The medical costs quickly grew beyond original estimates due to the severity of her condition & the intensive care required to save her life. We have exhausted available resources & are seeking help closing the gap so she can continue in care & come home to family & love

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Vana

Vana is a 14 year old Mix-Breed in Los Angeles , CA, who needs $500 for Insulin, Syringes, Libre Application, and Vetroyl.

Los Angeles, CA

Hi everyone, Vana is my first pet. I adopted her 13 yrs ago from a shelter here in Los Angeles. Van is a Chihuahua pug mix and she has been a huge blessing to me and my family. Vana has helped grow our family together and she has kept us together. Vana has been an overall healthy dog as until recently last year and I am doing my best and my all to keep her going. Vana is diabetic along blind and Cushings disease. She requires to have two injections a day along with medication for her Cushings. Her vet also has her wearing a Libre 3 plus sensor so I can stay on top of checking her sugar throughout the day. Vana was hospitalized for a week about a year ago. But I'm just glad her new vet in Long Beach (LBC Vets) has been amazing and caring for Vana. Vana has been a great doggie to everyone! She makes friends everywhere we go and including on social media. She has a community here in Los Angeles that just love her. She’s friendly and protector to my baby nephews and she loves children and other dogs. Vana recently lost her vision due to the diabetes but she is managing. We keep our home safe for her so she can get around smoothly. I continue to do everything I can to provide for Vana. Cost have become overwhelming, from medications, prescrp.food, testing, & unexpected medical needs, her bills are continuing to grow. Any support would help me continue providing the care she needs, & ease the $ burden

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Gracie Mae

Gracie Mae is a 12 year old Shiloh Shepherd Dog in Maquoketa , IA, who needs $500 for Medications and Possible Cancer Treatment.

Maquoketa, IA

Gracie is a 12 yr old Shilo Shepherd/Lab mix. She has shown incredible resilience throughout her life. When she was really young she was hit by a bus & they said she may never walk again. She definitely proved them wrong. Then had major complications with a pregnancy, she almost lost her life. none of the pups made it. I got her from a friend lil over 5 year ago from a friend. Very well behaved. Since March 2026 she started to have medical issues. Legs giving out one her, strange ear infections, blood counts off, hacking coughs,eye dropping, vomiting, very fatigued. Lot of visits to Maquoketa Veterinary Clinic. Recently Onyx &Breezy gave her a grant to pay for a urinalysis for Cushings disease, negative. Now waiting for Cystology results as she may have cancer. Her meds are expensive. Most well behaved dog in the world. U can leave a plate of food in front of her, walk away and she won't touch it. She sleeps right next to me with her head on her pillow. She's always smiling, loving, and sweet. She's a big fluff ball. She has a little dauchador friend at home named Milo. I lost my job at the end of April. Since March I've spent $1013 in vet bills. I've exhausted all of my savings. I did just get a job. But it will take me a while to get ahead again. I do have a few more applications out for grants and more to file. Anything would help.

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Buddy and Molly

Buddy and Molly Deserve a Second Chance

Jacksonville, FL • Stray Animal Foundation of India

For Buddy and Molly, every day was a struggle. The two dogs were kept tied up in filthy conditions, exposed to scorching sun, heavy rain, and the elements around the clock. When reports of their situation reached Stray Animal Foundation of India, our team first attempted to counsel their owners and improve the dogs' living conditions. Unfortunately, despite repeated efforts, nothing changed. With their welfare continuing to deteriorate, we made the decision to confiscate both dogs and bring them to safety. Once transported to our veterinary clinic, medical examinations revealed the toll that prolonged neglect had taken. Buddy was diagnosed with hypoglycemia, a tick-borne infection, severe anemia, and mildly altered liver parameters requiring ongoing treatment and monitoring. Molly was also found to be suffering from a tick infection that requires veterinary care. The physical challenges are only part of their story. Neither Buddy nor Molly trusts people. Years of neglect have left them fearful, defensive, and unwilling to cooperate with treatment. Even routine medical care is difficult because they are frightened and unsure of the humans trying to help them. Their recovery will not happen overnight. Both dogs need long-term medical treatment, rehabilitation, nutritional support, and patient behavioral care to help them heal physically and learn that they are finally safe. Your donation can help provide the specialized care Buddy and Molly need during this critical stage of recovery. Together, we can give them the chance to overcome the effects of neglect and build a future defined not by fear, but by compassion. Please donate today to help Buddy and Molly begin that journey.

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