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Bruce

Bruce is a 15 year old Boston Terrier in Colorado Springs, CO, who needs $1,480 for Enucleation.

Colorado Springs, CO

Bruce is a beloved member of our family in Colorado. He is currently facing a severe medical condition requiring an urgent enucleation surgery to remove his eye and eliminate chronic pain. He lives in a stable, highly attentive, and loving home fully equipped to manage his strict post-operative recovery, medication schedules, and adaptation to adjusted vision. We just want him pain-free now. Bruce is facing a severe medical condition requiring urgent enucleation surgery to remove his eye and eliminate chronic pain. This critical, pain-relieving procedure will be performed by the veterinary team at Briargate Boulevard Animal Hospital. With surgery, his long-term prognosis is excellent, and our loving home is fully prepared to manage his post-op recovery and care. Bruce is a major part of our family, known for "talking" to us with hilarious dog noises to tell us exactly what's on his mind. He loves playing fetch at the park, but he's just as content cozying up in his blankets with his favorite "Lemoncito" chew toy. He is incredibly affectionate and friendly, bringing constant laughter and a rough and tumble loving energy to everyone in our household. Bruce’s urgent $1,500 enucleation surgery is an unexpected expense that stretches our family budget past its limit. Getting him this care means everything to us; it will completely eliminate his chronic pain and bring back the happy, talkative dog who loves his Lemoncito toy

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Leo

Leo is a 3 year old Yorkshire Terrier in Logandale , NV, who needs $2,000 for Patellar Luxation.

Logandale, NV

We got Leo 3.5 years ago as a puppy to help my stepson, who is on the spectrum and was terrified of dogs. Leo stayed tiny at 3.5 lbs, but his impact was huge—he completely cured that fear! Along with his best bud Zoey, Leo fills our home with endless love and joy through his perfectly sweet yet spicy personality. He changed our family's life. Leo was born with a condition patellar luxation, meaning his back right kneecap easily slips out of place. The first couple of years he was able to manage, as he has gotten older, the condition has severely worsened. Lately, the pain and instability are winning. He used to hike and loved to be chased. Now he usually uses just 3 legs to run and asks to be held a lot. Washington family vet clinic Meet Leo, a 3.5-pound Yorkie mix with a massive heart! He’s a tiny ball of energy who lives for chasing his frisbee, wrestling with his best dog pal Zoey, and playing with kids. He's a total mama's boy, attached to her hip for every adventure—even if car rides stress him out a bit. Leo is incredibly special because despite his small size, his love for life, family, and friends is absolutely huge. I was recently laid off. It’s a tough blow, but the silver lining is that I now have the time to dedicate to Leo as he recovers from his upcoming knee surgery. We just need a little extra help covering the vet bill to get him there. If you can donate or please share 🙏🏻🐶

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Khaos

Khaos is a 7 year old German Shepherd Dog in carpentersville, IL, who needs $15,000 for Cancer Radiation Treatment.

carpentersville, IL

When my kids moved on with their lives and I was living alone, I thought it would be a great time to get 2 German shepherds. I searched around and found a lady that had a litter of pups that she was going to euthanize them if no one wanted them. So, I grabbed two of them, a brother and I named them Khaos and Karma. They have been by my side for now almost 7 years now and hopefully more One day I noticed Khaos acting a bit weird and by having accidents in the house. He never did that. I took him to the vet thinking he had a UTI or a bladder stone(s). The emergency vet came back with grim news. Khaos had Bladder Cancer or TCC. A tumor sitting at the base of his bladder that was restricting his urine flow, eventually stopping it completely = death. Petcure oncology vets diagnose it Khaos is vibrant, happy go lucky dog who just wants anyone, and i mean anyone to throw his ball. He never has a ball too far away and is always ready to play. He will actually put the ball between his paws and give a nudge with his nose so it rolls towards you. He is very rambunctious yet loving and his name fits him so well. Not to mention he is a beautiful shepherd with an almost dark face.. I'm a divorced dad who raised both my kids alone who are now on their own. They have moved on and have families of their own. Now my two shepherds are my family, and I have spent over 10k on other surgeries that they needed from accidents. So, this is a new emergency

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