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Minnie

Minnie is a 3 month old Russian Blue in Greeley, CO, who needs $1,000 for Emergency Services.

Greeley, CO

This sweet baby came into my life 5 weeks ago and he's the best alarm clock, snuggle bug, Lil mean kitty. I found him wondering the streets and has been the best/most annoying Lil brother to my 5 year old tortie female. He's very lethargic, explosive diarrhea, bloated belly and wants to drink water but won't. I'm very scared for my Lil baby and I don't want to lose him!!! 😭 He's always wanting to play with his big sister, when most the time she finds him to be annoying. But when it's bed time they curl up together and she licks him face and sleep butt to butt I'm getting out of an abusive relationship and I'm just starting to get back on my feet and I wasn't ready for a second cat but he needed me as much as we needed him

2%Funded

$20.90Raised

$979.10To go

Asterin

Asterin is a 4 year old Mix-Breed in Grapevine, , who needs $2,000 for Urethral Obstruction Catheterization.

Grapevine

He was given to me by a family friend since he was really small as soon as he could walk and see I took him with me, ever since he’s been with me for 4 years He’s been getting urinary blockages in just a week after his first obstruction and can’t get the castrate surgery done because he had his blood elevated which made the surgery get postponed. He’s a sweet boy who is caring, when I cry In front of him he comes up to me and rubs on me to make me feel better. He is friendly with my family and also to strangers everyone who interacts with him says he’s a sweet, calm, and doesn’t cause much trouble for them. Since the first urinary blockage wasn’t that long ago and I didn’t get a chance to keep saving and I’m now in a tight situation where I might not have enough to pay my bills and get him the castrate surgery so that he no longer gets a constant urinary blockage.

1%Funded

$20.55Raised

$1,979.45To go

Alex

Alex Is Fighting For His Life

Phoenix, AZ • Alyarz Pet Club Association Inc

Alex has been fighting for his life for months, and after everything he has endured, he still needs help. Alex was originally found on the streets of Lebanon in terrible condition. He was severely dehydrated and emaciated, with painful ulcers inside his mouth. He was also diagnosed as FIV-positive. Since being rescued, Alex has been in and out of the hospital as his veterinary team searches for answers. His most persistent problem has been a severe, chronic ulcer on his tongue accompanied by excessive drooling. The inflammation and pain have made something as basic as eating incredibly difficult. Doctors eventually determined that Alex was also suffering from neuritis, believed to be related to a previous traumatic injury to his face. The nerve damage makes it difficult for him to control his tongue and mouth, causing his tongue to hang out and leaving him drooling constantly. The moisture has also caused painful irritation to the skin around his face and discoloration of his fur since he is unable to groom himself. Veterinarians have tried everything they can to give Alex relief. He has undergone multiple dental extractions, extensive diagnostic testing, repeated cultures, several courses of antibiotics and supportive care. At one point, Alex needed a feeding tube so his mouth could rest while he continued receiving nutrition. Unfortunately, his painful tongue lesion and inflammation have persisted despite treatment. Now Alex is facing another serious setback. Recent bloodwork revealed that his hematocrit had fallen to just 11.3%, leaving him severely anemic and potentially in need of a blood transfusion. His white blood cell count was also significantly elevated, indicating that his body is continuing to battle severe inflammation or another underlying problem. Alex has once again been hospitalized, where he is receiving IV support and vitamins while his veterinary team works to stabilize him and determine what is causing his worsening anemia. After months of hospital stays, procedures, medications, testing and around-the-clock care, Alex’s medical expenses continue to grow. His rescuers have never given up on him, but they cannot do this alone. We are hoping to raise at least $3,000 to help cover Alex’s ongoing hospitalization, diagnostic testing, medications and supportive care. Alex has already survived so much. Through months of pain and uncertainty, he has continued fighting. Please consider donating to help give this sweet boy the medical care he needs to keep going. Every donation, no matter the amount, brings Alex one step closer to the comfort and healing he deserves.

1%Funded

$20.50Raised

$2,979.50To go

Reina

Reina is a 2 year old American Staffordshire Terrier in Friendswood, TX, who needs $5,035 for Exam, Rehabilitation Bundle, and MRI Service.

Friendswood, TX

Reina came into my life unexpectedly, and it truly feels like she was meant to be here. She was accidentally hit with a truck. She was taken to the veterinarian, where X-rays showed no broken bones. Reina's previous owner, who, due to difficult personal circumstances, was unable to take her back. I welcomed her into my home. Although Reina did not suffer any fractures in the accident, she has significant difficulty using one of her back legs. Her previous owner reported that the leg problem existed before the accident, suggesting this may be the result of an older injury rather than the collision itself. Reina has an incredibly gentle spirit. She enjoys lying in the grass, watching the world around her, and spending time with our family. Every day she becomes a little more confident.. Like many families, we weren't expecting to suddenly become responsible for ongoing veterinary expenses. Even though I gladly opened my home to Reina, her medical needs extend beyond what I can afford on my own.

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$20.50Raised

$5,014.50To go

Tigress

Tigress needs your help to overcome cancer.

Grandview, TN • Flying Pigs Sanctuary

Meet Tigress. She came into the lives of Flying Pigs Sanctuary during a rescue that they say none of them will ever forget. They were originally called to help a pig whose owner had passed away suddenly. The pig had been confined indoors for over seven years and was unable to walk. While they were working to get him to safety, they learned there were other animals still on the property. That’s when they met this sweet girl. What they saw that day was heartbreaking. Tigress was suffering from one of the worst skin conditions they had ever seen. Her back and neck were covered in raw, painful wounds that had clearly been untreated for a very long time. The family loved her but simply didn’t have the resources to get her the veterinary care she desperately needed. She was 12, and had NEVER been to a vet. Although their sanctuary was already at capacity and they could not take Tigress in permanently, they could not walk away from her suffering. They committed to getting her the care she deserved and to helping her find a place where she could live out her remaining time surrounded by love. After veterinary evaluation, they learned the wounds on her back and neck were cancerous tumors. Even though their veterinary team was able to surgically remove them,the cancer came back. Tigress is an old lady and what she needs now is to simply to be loved. Despite everything she has endured, Tigress remains incredibly affectionate with people. She craves human attention and lights up when someone spends time with her. She is potty trained, enjoys going for walks on or off the leash and has been very easy to care for in a home setting. She is a bit stiff these days, so she is currently on joint and pain medication to keep her comfortable but she’s found sanctuary, and we will love her until it’s her time. If you would also like to show Tigress some love, please donate any amount that you can. It will go directly toward paying her medical bills and giving her the best care possible. Thank you.

1%Funded

$20.50Raised

$1,979.50To go

Hazy

Please help Hazy in her golden years.

Grandview, TN • Flying Pigs Sanctuary

Two years ago, Hazy's life was hanging in the balance. At 10 years old, her family planned to euthanize her simply because she was old and thin. When she came to Flying Pigs Sanctuary, she was heartworm positive, riddled with worms, and desperately needed help. Thanks to the support of animal lovers like you, Hazy got a second chance. She overcame her illnesses, gained strength, and has spent the last two years thriving and enjoying the life she deserves. Recently, however, Hazy began limping. After a veterinary exam, they received heartbreaking news: she is suffering from severe arthritis. While we can't turn back the clock, we can help keep her comfortable and pain-free in her golden years. Hazy's recent veterinary visit totaled $350, and her arthritis medications cost an additional $225. We're asking for help covering these unexpected expenses so we can continue giving Hazy the care she needs. Every donation, no matter the size, helps ensure that Hazy's second chance remains a happy one. Thank you for loving senior dogs like Hazy and helping them keep her tail wagging.

3%Funded

$20.50Raised

$679.50To go

Madeline

Madeline is a 15 year old Maine Coon in St Augustine, FL, who needs $1,625 for Treatment for Heart Murmur and Bad Kidney .

St Augustine, FL

Maddie has been a survivor. She was born with FPV and was the only one of the litter to survive. This left her with hip issues and impaired vision, I adopted her anyway. I think since her vision is off, it has made her a jumpy little cat. 2 years ago she had dental surgery and most all of her teeth were removed. She's has been acting strangely for a month and a half, hiding in corners and then not eating. The last 6 weeks, she's been more off than on. 5 days ago she wasn't in my face when the alarm went off, I found her crouched in a corner and burning up with a fever. The vets office, St. Johns Veterinary Hospital FL saw her that day and recommended extensive testing soon or she would need to go down. I've called her my special baby her whole life, she's so sweet. She has this routine of going to the patio door to let me know it needs to be open and then going to her dish to let me know food needs to be put in it and if there's no food in the dish, she'll circle the island a couple of times and then shoot me a look, lol. My business slowly tapered off, so I got a part time job. There were car and teeth repairs, before I knew it there was no emergency fund. I tried the roommate thing so I could build it up but didn't work so paying all living expenses, with little to go to an emergency fund.

1%Funded

$20.50Raised

$1,604.50To go

Colt

Help Colt Fight Sepsis After a Traumatic Birth

Fleming, GA • Leap of Faith Equine Rescue and Sanctuary

Just days into his life, Colt is already fighting for survival. Born on May 6, this precious foal arrived after a difficult and traumatic foaling that quickly became an emergency. During birth, Colt was without oxygen for a period of time, leaving his fragile body struggling to stabilize in those critical first moments of life. Leap of Faith Equine Rescue and Sanctuary rushed Colt for emergency veterinary care, where he was diagnosed with sepsis — a life threatening infection that can quickly become fatal in newborn foals without immediate intensive treatment. Right now, Colt is receiving critical hospital care, medications, diagnostics, and around the clock monitoring from his veterinary team. Despite such a frightening start to life, his doctors remain hopeful and believe he has an excellent chance of recovery with continued treatment and support. Even through everything, Colt is showing the heart of a fighter. Emergency neonatal care for foals is incredibly expensive, and the costs continue to grow with hospitalization, medications, and supportive treatment needed to keep him stable and healing. Funds from this campaign will help Leap of Faith Equine Rescue and Sanctuary cover: Emergency hospitalization Sepsis treatment and medications Oxygen and supportive care Veterinary monitoring and diagnostics Ongoing recovery needs Leap of Faith Equine Rescue and Sanctuary acted immediately to give Colt every possible chance at life, but they cannot do it alone. Please help this sweet baby continue fighting toward recovery, strength, and the healthy future he deserves. Every donation and share truly makes a difference for Colt.

0%Funded

$20.50Raised

$4,979.50To go

Ismael

Ismael is a 3 year old Goat in West Chicago, IL, who needs $2,500 for Bladder Stone Removal.

West Chicago, IL

Our Goats were gifted to us from a farm due to my father who had raised goats since childhood was struggling with Chronic Kidney Disease. He wasn't able to go out much and wanted goats to re live his childhood. A few days prior, Ismael suddenly lost his spark. Usually fun loving and hyper energetic just got quiet. A few hours in I noticed he had struggled with urination. Went immediately to VEG Animal ER and was treated with love and tons of care for his bladder stone and blockage issues, which does have an increased risk of occuring, especially in males Ismael is just a pure joy and fun loving goat. Id say super spoiled but loved by all. Infact I don't even think he realizes he's a goat by his mannerism, loves sitting on coaches and eating his meals with us. Loves playing rough with me but super gentle with my aging parents, almost like a guide dog for them, grinding them around the house if needed. Currently have a fixed income, nearly all my income goes towards bills and household expenses making any emergency occurrence like the one with Ismael an even more stressful event. Just charging everything on credit cards just to make sure he's safe and healthy

1%Funded

$20.50Raised

$2,479.50To go