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Matching Contribution By Freekibble

Bodie

Bodie is a 6-year-old Chihuahua in Hudgins, VA, who needs $890 for Enucleation.

Hudgins, VA

Bodie was a gift from my mom after I lost my senior dog. I met the breeder in another state and when he brought him to me he said I hope you have a crate for him he doesn't do well in cars. I took him and he looked at me and wagged his tail and kissed me on the nose. We rode 8 hours home with him snuggled in my lap and he did really well. He became my love and my constant companion. Bodie sleeps with me every night. He loves his big black and white pitbull girlfriend! He's always giving her kisses. Bodie is an unusual Chihuahua. He doesn't bark much and loves everyone. He loves his treats! He still has his puppy demeanor and is such a happy little guy. He will greet everyone at the door with a waggy tail. I'm on a fixed income and I paid everything I had but there is still a balance owing that I need to pay. There was no way I wasn't going to let him have the surgery. He's my baby and my companion and has been registered as my service dog. Bodie was attacked by a dog and I had to ride to the emergency vets with his little eye hanging by a thread. He had to have emergency surgery to remove it. We were lucky Dr. Mancuso the eye specialist was still in the office. He was treated at Animal Eye Care of the Peninsula. She was such a warm caring vet. Bodies favorite thing is to snuggle with me or his pitbull girlfriend. Lol. He has become my service dog as well. We have been through a lot in our time together. As well as traveling from coast to coast. Bodie has been on a train plane bus boat ferry as well as many miles in a car. He talks to me with eyes and eyebrows. He wakes me up whit nose boops and kisses.

29%Funded
$255Raised
$635To go
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Matching Contribution By Eli's Fund

Kobe

Kobe is a 1-year-old Terrier dachshund in Los Angeles , CA, who needs $2,000 for Femur distal epiphyseal fracture.

Los Angeles, CA

Kobe lives with me at my apartment, I adopted him when covid first started from a family that didn’t want him anymore. He’s been part of my family since April 1st 2020. He’s lives a very happy life and is always happy. He’s great with everyone that I introduce him too! He’s a healthy dog who overcomes anything. It’s just Kobe and I in the household, we live in Los Angeles with each other. He’s my only family. His interactions with me are always the best, from jumping in excitement when I walk in the door as if he hasn’t seen me in years to being my snuggle body while we watch movies on the weekends. He’s my best friend. With everything happening in the world and being part time at my job, it’s very hard to be able to pay off all these hospitals bill. I love my dog so much I can’t imagine life without him. I refuse to have him suffer any longer. My dog is an adventurous dog who loves sometimes chews off a bit more than he can bit, he loves going to the park and running around and sometimes tends to get in between bigger dogs legs. Sadly this time he wasn’t as lucky and we didn’t realize til nighttime when he started limping out of nowhere took him to the emergency room to found out he has a fractured femor and tibia. My dog is special because he came into my life at a very dark time, when I was dealing with depression and being alone he’s stood by me always. He’s loving and funny and cute and always knows how to make me happy. He’s the most amazing dog in the world, I really wish It was me instead of him who was in this pain.

13%Funded
$255Raised
$1,745To go
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Starting Contribution By Waggle

Scooter

Scooter is a 4-year-old Hound in Hilliard, FL, who needs $2,000 for emergency care.

Hilliard, FL • Paw Paws Pet Rescue

Scooter is in the animal hospital fighting for his life after likely being attacked by a wild hog. He was discovered barely walking, covered in puncture wounds, with one hideous injury to his neck. When Paw Paws Pet Rescue first saved him, they had no idea what he had been through, but Scooter would not have made it much longer if they didn't race him to the animal hospital. "Scooter was suffering from all sorts of infections and needed emergency attention fast," Michele H., with the rescue, tells Waggle. "The vet team opened up his chest and inserted a tube to alleviate the burden of the air that was not reaching his lungs. His lungs were suffocating, and he could not breathe normally. He was struggling." He needed two different surgeries, and during one, the medical team discovered the "item" that created his worst wound just missed his heart and went past his rib cage. The injury is roughly 5-6 inches deep and suspected to have been caused by a wild boar. Ouch! Scooter's prognosis is good. He is on numerous medications, but he is now walking on his own, and it seems like he wants to win this battle! "He's a sweetheart and very lucky to be alive. Our sweet houndie boy has been through many tests and endless poking but continues to nuzzle in for love and wag his tail," Michele says. Now the rescue has to raise money to pay for all of Scooter's emergency and life-saving care. Please give to help Scooter! "We are so very grateful. If any dog deserves a chance, Scooter does," Michele says. "The next part of his journey is about to begin, and we need your help to get him there."

13%Funded
$253Raised
$1,747To go
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Starting Contribution By Waggle

Cece

Cece is a 4-year-old Mixed Breed in Port Saint Lucie, FL, who needs $2,000 for Cranial Cruciate Ligament Tear Surgery.

port saint lucie, FL

I am a teacher and proud caregiver of two shelter dogs.I was not looking for a second home but took in "Chicken Nugget" to see if she would get along with my other dog. It worked out and "Chicken Nugget" was renamed Cece and became part of the family. Cece has been plagued with allergies and is now in need of Ligament surgery so she can get up and moving again. Cece is the "baby" of the family. She is scared of everything and very timid. She is my therapy, my companion, and the light of my day when I get home teaching. Lately, she has been confined to little or no movement. It breaks my heart that she misses all walks with our other dog. She is the most loving and innocent animal I have ever owned Cece comes to life on walks and romps in our backyard. She is gentle and wouldn't hurt a butterfly. She is curious but reserved and is easily scared of trashbags. She loves baths and snuggles Cece has had ongoing allergies, however, now she is in need of surgery. She is having surger on 10/19/23 at Pet Emergency and Referral Center under the care of Dr. Hanson. She needs her left leg stabilized so that she can be active again. There is a high recovery rate. I want her to have her quality of life back. We have seen three vets and all have said this is what Cece needs to regain activity I am a single mom and first grade teacher with two dogs. The washing machin was just replaced after house flooded. Cece's allergies are an ongoing expense leaving me without funds for this expense

13%Funded
$252Raised
$1,748To go
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Jimmy

Jimmy Survived a Lifetime of Cruelty. Now He’s Fighting to Survive

WHITESTONE, NY • NYC Second Chance Rescue

Jimmy should have known nothing but kindness. Instead, his body tells a heartbreaking story of unimaginable cruelty and prolonged neglect. When NYC Second Chance Rescue received an urgent call about a dog who had been brutally struck by a car in Queens, volunteers rushed to help. They expected to find an injured dog in need of emergency care. What they found was so much worse. Jimmy was severely emaciated—nothing but skin and bones. He was covered in feces, ticks, and fleas. Deep rope wounds encircled his neck, and an old, infected wound on his head was infested with maggots. And then there was the damage from the car. Jimmy’s front leg was fractured, leaving him in tremendous pain. He was rushed immediately to an emergency hospital, where veterinarians began working to stabilize him and determine just how much this poor dog had endured. ### After extensive X-rays, bloodwork, examinations, and consultations with multiple specialists, Jimmy’s veterinary team uncovered an overwhelming list of medical problems. His front leg is fractured and requires specialized orthopedic surgery. His head wound is severely infected and needs aggressive treatment. Several of his teeth are fractured all the way down to the roots, leaving painful nerves exposed. Because of the extent of the damage, Jimmy will likely need most, if not all, of his teeth removed by a dental specialist. He also has corneal scarring in one eye—another sign of trauma from his past. And then came another devastating diagnosis: Jimmy tested positive for heartworm disease. His heartworm status makes his upcoming surgery even more complicated. His veterinary team is performing additional testing to determine whether microfilariae are circulating in his bloodstream. If they are present, Jimmy will need additional medication and careful monitoring. But his heartworm treatment cannot begin until he is stable enough to undergo the surgeries he desperately needs. ### Jimmy has already survived circumstances no dog should ever have experienced. Now, instead of being left to suffer, Jimmy has people fighting for him. He has veterinarians caring for him. He has rescuers advocating for him. And he has a chance to finally learn what safety, comfort, and love feel like. But that chance comes with an enormous medical cost. Jimmy is preparing for surgery to repair his fractured leg, and his treatment will not end there. His dental procedures, wound care, heartworm treatment, additional diagnostics, medications, hospitalization, and ongoing monitoring will all add to his growing medical bills. Jimmy’s road to recovery is going to be long—and he needs us beside him every step of the way. 💜 Will you help Jimmy get the care he needs to finally leave his painful past behind? Every donation helps NYC Second Chance Rescue continue providing the emergency and specialty veterinary care Jimmy needs to survive and heal. And if you aren't able to donate, please share Jimmy’s story. A single share could put his story in front of someone who can help. Jimmy has spent far too long suffering. Now, he deserves the chance to spend the rest of his life knowing only love. 🐾

8%Funded
$250Raised
$2,750To go
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Casper

Help Casper Find Relief From Painful Dental Disease

PA • Paws 4 A Cure

Meet Casper, an adorable 8-year-old Siberian Husky from Pennsylvania whose goofy personality and loving heart have made him the center of his mom’s world. But right now, this sweet senior boy is facing painful dental problems that have made it difficult for him to eat, play, and simply enjoy the things he loves. It all started when Casper’s mom noticed something was wrong. He was showing unusual signs of pain and discomfort while eating, and his normally playful personality suddenly changed. He didn’t want to run or play, which was completely out of character for this happy Husky. A veterinary examination revealed swollen gums surrounding one of Casper’s teeth—a concerning sign that he may have an abscess or a fractured tooth. To determine exactly what is happening and treat the problem, Casper needs a sedated oral examination, a complete dental assessment, and the necessary treatment, which may include extraction of the affected tooth. His estimated veterinary bill is $2,595. For now, Casper has been prescribed daily gabapentin to help manage his pain, but medication can only provide temporary relief. The underlying dental problem still needs to be addressed, and Casper is unfortunately not eating consistently. ### Casper’s mom is doing everything she can to get her beloved boy the care he needs. But after recently losing her job while also facing difficult family health news, the cost of his treatment has become overwhelming. Thanks to a generous $200 grant from Paws 4 A Cure and the funds already raised, Casper’s remaining fundraising goal is $1,700. Every donation will help bring Casper closer to receiving the veterinary treatment he desperately needs—and closer to being his goofy, playful, pain-free self again. Casper’s mom says: > “He isn't just a pet; he is my best friend, my safe place, and the heart of my family.” For eight years, Casper has been there for his mom with endless love, comfort, and companionship. Now, he needs his family and a community of caring supporters to be there for him. 🐾 Will you help give Casper the gift of relief? A tax-deductible donation of any size can help Casper get the dental treatment he needs and prevent his painful condition from getting worse. If you can’t donate, sharing his fundraising campaign could help it reach someone who can. Together, we can help this sweet Husky get through this painful chapter and get back to doing what he does best—being his mom’s goofy, loving best friend. 💜 🐾 Paws 4 A Cure Needs Your Help Paws 4 A Cure is an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization providing financial assistance for urgent veterinary care to dogs and cats throughout the United States. The organization receives no government funding and relies entirely on the generosity of compassionate supporters to help families afford lifesaving and essential veterinary treatment. Please consider donating or sharing Casper’s story today. Every act of kindness brings him one step closer to healing.

15%Funded
$250Raised
$1,450To go
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Bull

Bull is a 9 year old Jack Russell Terrier in Stony Creek, VA, who needs $2,800 for Perineal Hernia Surgery.

Stony Creek, VA

I have had Bull since he was a puppy. He was with me in college at Virginia Tech (I’d say he’s an honorary VT alumni). He now lives with myself, my husband, our cats, and our big dog Ruby. His best friend is our little gray tabby named Fritz. Bull acquired his name because out of the litter, he ended up being the biggest boy (and was a little chunky as a puppy). His favorite activity is snoozing. Bull is a very healthy 9 year old Jack/Rat Terrier mix. He needs emergency perineal hernia surgery. This surgery can fix the issue, and the vets explained they don’t really know what causes it and it is rare. If Bull didn’t receive the surgery, he would have to be euthanized, despite being healthy. He will be receiving the surgery at the Anicira Veterinary Center. Bull’s favorite activity is sleeping under a blanket. He has never been hyper, which is odd for his breed. He loves his cat brothers and barking at the mailman with our other dog, Ruby. While he does bark at strangers to let them know he could “get them” he can easily be bribed with treats. All of the vets that have ever seen him always talk about how sweet he is. Essentially, he is the best boy. I’m a teacher and my husband recently got a new job. While we have steady income, spending $2,000 is challenging. It wouldn’t be fiscally responsible to open credit with high interest. We also have to drive almost 3 hours for the surgery. I desperately want to help Bull!

9%Funded
$250Raised
$2,550To go