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Willie Lucinda Bell Frias

Willie Lucinda Bell Frias is a 6 month old Australian Cattle Dog in Bakersfield, CA, who needs $9,133 for Tibial Crest Fracture Repair and Pin Removal.

Bakersfield, CA

Willie Lucinda Bell Frias joined our family the Wednesday before Thanksgiving after we found her at our local shelter, shyly hiding behind her brothers. She lives indoors in our loving home and is a little sister to her big brother. Willie loves to run, play tag, dance with her dad, and cuddle with her mom. She is deeply loved and truly part of our family. 💛 Willie’s injury happened suddenly and unexpectedly. In a split second, she jumped out of a car window before we could react. We immediately rushed her to the veterinarian, where X-rays showed a serious injury to her leg requiring surgery. This was an accident, and we are doing everything we can to ensure she receives the care she needs to heal properly and return to being an active, happy puppy. Willie is the heart of our home. She greets us with full-body wiggles and follows us from room to room just to be near us. She plays tag with her big brother, dances excitedly with her dad, and melts into cuddles with her mom at night. Willie is gentle, affectionate, and deeply bonded to our family. Her love is constant, joyful, and unconditional, and she truly completes our home. We are a one-income household caring for other family needs, and this unexpected expense is overwhelming. Willie’s surgery is estimated at $5,055–$5,883, with a follow-up of $2,408–$3,250. These costs are beyond what we can manage alone. Having her healthy again would mean e

17%Funded
$1,542.80Raised
$7,590.20To go
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Starting Contribution By MuttNation Foundation

Panther

Hope and Healing for Panther

ELBURN, IL • Blind Dog Rescue Alliance

She was adopted into a loving home. Now Panther needs her rescue family once again. When Blind Dog Rescue Alliance first rescued Panther, they hoped her difficult days were behind her. She was adopted by a family that loved her deeply, but sometimes love alone isn't enough to overcome overwhelming medical costs. As Panther's health became more complicated, her family made the heartbreaking decision to return her to BDRA when they could no longer afford the care she desperately needed. It was an act of love, ensuring Panther would have access to the treatment she couldn't receive at home. Panther has already been living with dry eye, cataracts, and glaucoma. Now she's facing another painful challenge: chronic ear infections that have progressed into abscesses. To relieve her pain and stop the infection from spreading, Panther urgently needs a Total Ear Canal Ablation (TECA). During surgery, her entire left ear canal will be removed. Because her left eye has also become severely affected, it will need to be removed as well to give her the best chance at a comfortable, pain free future. Unfortunately, Panther's journey may not end there. After she recovers, she'll see a veterinary dermatologist to determine whether her right ear can be saved. If not, she may need a second TECA surgery. Through every setback, BDRA has remained committed to Panther. They welcomed her back without hesitation and are determined to give her the medical care she deserves. But these specialized surgeries and ongoing treatments come at a significant cost. Your donation will help cover Panther's surgery, follow up care, and the specialized treatment she needs to finally live free from the constant pain of chronic infections. Every gift, no matter the size, helps give Panther the comfort, healing, and second chance she deserves. 8/12/26 Update Panther has reached an important step in her journey toward a life free from pain. After undergoing a CT scan, she had surgery on her left eye and left ear. Her surgical team performed a left ear TECA to remove the chronically infected ear canal, along with the removal of her painfully affected left eye. These procedures are an important step toward giving Panther the comfort and relief she desperately needs. This is only the first stage of her treatment. Once Panther has completely healed, she will need to return for surgery on her right ear. Panther still has a long road ahead, but each procedure brings her closer to a life without the constant pain she has endured. Blind Dog Rescue Alliance remains by her side through every step, committed to giving her the care she needs. Please continue to donate and share Panther’s fundraiser as she recovers and prepares for the next stage of her treatment. Every gift helps this sweet girl move one step closer to the comfortable, happy life she deserves.

15%Funded
$1,495Raised
$8,505To go
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Starting Contribution By Waggle

Mozart

Years of Neglect No More

Cranston, RI • Walker's Way Rescue

Mozart was found in a busy city in Rhode Island. Founder called animal control and when they arrived they couldn't believe their eyes. She thought he was dead. The ACO spent 4 hours trying to clean him and when she did she released a knot near his leg and when she did his leg just fell. His leg was so matted it cut off circulation that his leg became necrotic. When he was half shaved he was soaked with urine. This is the worst case of neglect the ACO ever seen. He spent the night at Ocean State Emergency Hospital in East Greenwich, RI. He received blood work tests, antibiotics, fluids, sedated shave down and full body cleaning. Blood work test stated white blood cells elevated and anemic. His back leg was accessed and it will need amputation once infections are cleared. He is currently on pain patch and will not be discharged until we have his doctor has pain management in place. Please consider helping this boy Mozart Augusta. UPDATE: Mozart is home resting and will be seeing a Primary Vet for pain management and leg amputation. He is also losing part of his right foot due to bone corrosion and testing for possible cancer. 8/4/26 Update: More care needed As time goes on and the more and more diagnostics are done to Mozart we are finding a very bad past. His front paw is fractured and needs a baby toe amputated as well as his leg. He has what appeared as a broken tail but that has healed at a right angle. Despite his trauma he is loving the attention of kindness. We have a lot more work to do for him.

51%Funded
$1,438Raised
$1,360To go
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MeeKai

MeeKai is a 9 month old Alaskan Klee Kai in Bal Harbour, FL, who needs $2,000 for Hybrid Balloon Aortic Valvuloplasty (BAV).

Bal Harbour, FL

MeeKai was born in Colorado, I drove 4 hours to get her. Our bond was instant. Even a gf from Colorado, later the SAME day I got her, said to me: "We have 15 ppl in the house, & the min you speak, MeeKai recognizes you & goes crazy for you, She knows you are MOMMY" I flew to FL 2 days later, next day went to VET, & find out she was a born with DEFFECTIVE heart. Vet suggested to give back, but MeeKai is a 7-month Alaskan Klee Kai presenting multiple congenital cardiac defects. 2 echocardiogram in 3 months, reveal severe aortic stenosis, with a hypoplastic annulus. The aortic annular area is calculated to be 0.57 cm², resulting in an approximate 86% stenosis of the aortic outflow. The orifice is reduced to roughly 1/7th of its normal size. There is severe (3+) aortic insufficiency. MeeKai is very loving, she gives so many kisses to Mom & I every Morning and night. She guards us, she barks at strangers that she doesn't like. After having 2 other beLOVED doggies, She is special, MeeKai is alert and smart. She's a great companion and full of life, and wanting to play with other dogs, but we don't allow it due to her heart condition. The procedure carries a low procedural mortality rate & provides meaningful improvement & potential delay of disease progression. 𝗜𝗻 𝗨𝗦𝗔 𝗶𝘁 𝗰𝗼𝘀𝘁 $𝟭𝟮𝗸-$𝟭𝟱𝗸.

68%Funded
$1,364Raised
$636To go