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Lulu

Life-Threatening Labor — Help Lulu Get Emergency Care Now

Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates

Lulu has always been the one giving comfort — now she urgently needs it herself. This sweet, devoted dog has been by her owner’s side through the unthinkable. As her mom battles Stage III lung cancer, Lulu has been a constant source of love, companionship, and emotional support. Through every appointment, every difficult day, and every moment of uncertainty, Lulu has been there. Now, Lulu is in a life-threatening crisis. She has been in labor for more than 36 hours, and a puppy is stuck in the birth canal with his legs already protruding. She is exhausted, in pain, and her life is in immediate danger. Without emergency intervention, both Lulu and her puppies could be lost. The only way to save her is an emergency C-section — and it must happen right away. Her owner is already facing overwhelming medical challenges and simply cannot afford the cost of this urgent surgery. The thought of losing Lulu — her emotional lifeline during the hardest fight of her life — is devastating. We’re asking for your help to give Lulu a chance to survive and return home to the person who needs her most. Every donation, no matter the size, goes directly toward Lulu’s emergency surgery and lifesaving care. If you’re unable to give, sharing her story can still make a huge difference. Please help us save Lulu — a loyal companion, a source of comfort, and a dog who deserves the same love she has given so freely. Thank you for standing with Lulu and her mom during this critical moment.

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Wally

Wally is a 1 month old Welsh Pony & Cob in Dallastown, PA, who needs $5,000 for Septicemia in stifle and umbilicus.

Dallastown, PA

Wally was orphaned at birth on June 20th after his mom suffered fatal complications. He was grafted onto a small pony named Penelope and shared her space from day 1 but he needed bottle fed around the clock as she was being belight into milk and did not produce enough for him. He was named Wally (Final Waltz) in memory of his late dam, Whinny. Wally lost his mom due to severe foaling complications following a dystocia. When he was born his umbilical tore prematurely and had a bad bleed. He was placed on antibiotics from day 1 as a preventative but he developed a septic umbilicus. He was sent to Mid Atlantic Equine Medical Center in NJ for surgery but he also developed a septic joint (stifle). He has been hospitalized for 3 weeks. It does not take a horse person to see just how special Wally is. His dam, Whinny, was the most incredible horse I have ever had the pleasure of loving. He has followed in her footsteps from day 1. They just simply do not come as sweet as he is. He is genuinely pure, loves givinf smooches and will lay down and take a nap on your lap! He loves dogs and kids and is just the kindest baby. Just weeks before Wally was born, my mom and younger siblings were fleeing a life threatening domestic abuse marriage and left with just clothes on their backs. My husband and I (who have 3 young kids of our own) burned through every bit of our emergency funding for family.

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