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Waynie

Waynie is a 8 year old Jack Russell Terrier in Klamath Falls, OR, who needs $1,500 for Jaundice Treatment.

Klamath Falls, OR

Waynie was given to me by my boyfriend's mother. She got Waynie from a neighbor who took him way too early from his doggy momma. So as a result Waynie needed to be bottle fed, which proved to be too much on my boyfriend's mother. She asked me to take him, and with mixed emotions I did. We quickly bonded as I bottle fed him and fell in deep love for Waynie. Waynie is the light of my world. Waynie has developed jaundice. An easy to treat medical condition. The hard part is pinpointing what the cause of his jaundice is. So spending money on diagnostics first is a must. I have already done a complete blood panel and ruled out that it is not his liver. As his liver is only slightly elevated which has been the case for years. He is currently going to WEST RIDGE ANIMAL HOSPITAL. Waynie grew up with my 3 daughters from when they were very little. He would run around the house with them as if he was their annoying little brother. He means the world to our family. His life revolves around me, (his momma) and his ball. He ALWAYS has a ball in his mouth. He doesnt like to share, so he just carries it around everywhere he goes. Everyday is the best day in Waynie's eyes. We are currently 3 months behind on our mortgage and some bills. We have a plan to catch up, but cannot afford to squeeze this unexpected medical emergency in for our beloved dog Waynie. It would mean more than the world to our family to have Waynie survive this!

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Echo

Echo is a 2 year old Mix-Breed in Denver, CO, who needs $2,500 for Radiographs, Exam, Medications, IH Canine Profile.

Denver, CO

Echo came into my life from Southern CA, where she was originally abandoned at a high-kill shelter and scheduled for euthanasia due to overcrowding. Thankfully, she was rescued by a shelter based in Canada on New Years and blossomed into her loving self at her foster home in CO. I adopted her on April 28th, and within a week she started showing signs of ailment in many areas of her health. Echo is currently being treated for Bronchitis after an ER & primary care visit. She had several tests done and medications given to further investigate; resulting in unfavorable truths—She has an enlarged heart (maybe unique to her), soft tissue masses in her colon/rectum. Echo needs ultrasounds to complete a diagnosis and have a treatment plan. Early signs of Hip Dysplasia is hurting her daily. Echo is a gentle soul; always softening onto her back for belly rubs, giving kisses freely, and leans on anyone who will hold her in hugs. She loves to go on adventures into nature, protects my senior dachshund from other dogs, and me from unfriendly people. She is incredibly smart and learned her new name in just 24 hours! Echo enjoys her daily rivalry with the neighborhood squirrel, Pete, lol. I’ve been on unemployment for a few months due to company closure, but it ran out a few months ago. I just moved from CA to CO to seek a new life and rescue Echo. My new minimum wage job hasn’t started and we are already thousands of dollars in vet bills. We need help.

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