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Laska

Help Laska get Surgical removal of the affected salivary gland. — Bloomington, IL

Bloomington, IL

I adopted Laska on 7/12/26, just three three months ago. She was 3 yrs, 9 mo. I've had 2 big Goldens; Ralph died at age 10, Yukon at 11. Yukon passed 3 years ago. I looked into adopting a dog and immediately fell in love with her. Alaska seemed like the perfect name for a big, white fluffy dog who loves the cold and when I discovered that "Laska" means "love" in Czech it was meant to be. When I adopted her, I knew she had a sialocele under her jaw but did not realize the best treatment is to remove the damaged salivary gland. If not removed, the fluid build up could start to affect her esophagus which, in turn, could affect her eating, breathing, etc. The standard, definitive treatment is sialoadenectomy (surgical removal of the affected salivary gland-duct complex). I'm an empty nester and still quite active. I love taking her on walks at a park behind the high school that I teach at. My students love her and want her to be the school mascot. Laska is a sweet, loving girl and I enjoy her very much. She loves greeting people and dogs on walks. I've only had her for 3 months but I can't imagine life without her. I love her sweet heart and laugh at her antics! I'm a teacher. Enough said? All kidding aside, as you know, teachers don't have high salaries. This procedure is over $4,000. I had a nice $3,800 fence installed in my backyard so she can run & play. I needed a new roof after high winds came through our city. Many expenses.

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Max

Help Max get Anal gland abscess,lancing,sedation,antibiotics — Roscoe, NY

Roscoe, NY

Max is my life my baby. He has been my support dog for my health issues and my anxiety max also has anxiety he follows me anywhere I go we are best friends he is what keeps me going every day. My dad died last year and I really took it hard still do..but max was what helped me get through it. Last year he woke up with a big swollen red popped abcess and needed amoxicillin and draining my boyfriend helped pay for it who is not around anymore. I’m disabled so I’m on a fixed income that I can barely survive off of now. I don’t have anything extra I am very upset I’m in complete panic and upset. He has a swollen anus and as you see in the photos a lump it’s not as bad as last year and it hasn’t popped yet luckily I am assuming it’s anal gland abscess again. They should just need to treat with amoxicillin again and clean it drain it. It won’t be more then 400 but I don’t have anything or anyone to ask. I never done this before this is the first time I can’t figure anything out at all and time is limited as he could get an infection and it can rupture any minute and the worst it gets the more it will cost. Right now he needs it drained and antibiotics to stop it and treat it. Please anyone out there here my prayers I was recommended this site from the spca. This is my only hope. If my dog becomes ill and gets worse and something happens I won’t recover not right now not when it was preventable. Money should not have to be why we lose our loved ones. Please help us Anal gland abcess or cyst not ruptured yet. It’s big and swollen and a hard lump abcess like and he keeps trying to lick it. He comforts me he loves me so much we help each other with our anxiety he has always been there for me in every way he knows when I’m upset or hurting and I know when he is. He needs me and I need him. We go everywhere together we’re never apart he sleeps above my head he follows me to the bathroom. He makes me laugh when I’m sad he licks my tears when I cry and when he has his anxiety I rub his belly rub his ears he is safe with me and I’m safe with him. He has never hurt me like people have he is loyal and loveing he’s my best friend. He is my baby. I’m 41 I have heart issues I’m on a fixed small disability income I do everything myself no help noone there for me it’s always been me and I don’t have anything extra I barley make it each month with all the bills and food anything extra is not possible. I have no credit no good credit or I would borrow or take a loan but I get denied for everything I try. I have no family my dad died last year and he was all I had in my life I stay to myself and max my dog is literally my only friend. He’s too young to be taken from me over something that can be treated and fixed. I am panicking and I’m scared I am praying and praying for help and in the meantime I’m cleaning the area using warm compress and ointment on the abscess with a bandage over it

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Lola

Help Lola get Total ear canal ablation with bulla osteotomy — Rio Rancho, NM

Rio Rancho, NM

Title: Help Lola Live Without Ear Pain Goal: $5000 per ear Meet Lola, a sweet 3-year-old French Bulldog mix. We adopted her from City of Albuquerque Animal Welfare in October 2026, and she has been part of our family ever since. When she came into the shelter, the vets found a severe, chronic infection in both of her ears. The infection has gone untreated for so long that tissue has grown over and completely blocked both ear canals. The shelter tried ear medications, then added antibiotics, steroids, and pain medication, but none of it could reach the infection. We knew all of this when we brought her home, and we chose her anyway, because she deserves a chance at a life without pain. What Lola needs The treatment for ears this damaged is a surgery called a total ear canal ablation (TECA). The surgeon removes the diseased ear canals, which removes the source of the pain and infection for good. Lola needs it on both ears. The cost is estimated at $5000 per ear, which we can’t cover on our own right now. Where your gift goes Every dollar goes to Lola’s surgery: the exam and scan before surgery, the operation, her hospital stay, and her pain medicine and antibiotics afterward. [Waggle only: Donations go directly to her veterinary hospital, not to us.] How you can help Donate any amount. Even $10 or $20 adds up quickly. Share this page with friends and family. Keep Lola in your thoughts. We’ll post updates and photos as she heals. Lola is young and otherwise healthy, and the surgeon expects her to do well after surgery. With your help, she can finally rest her head on a pillow without hurting. Thank you for helping our girl, Sharon, Robert, and Lola What Lola needs The treatment for ears this damaged is a surgery called a total ear canal ablation (TECA). The surgeon removes the diseased ear canals, which removes the source of the pain and infection for good. Lola needs it on both ears. The cost is estimated at $5000, which we can’t cover on our own right now. Lola is special because of how much love she still has to give, even after everything she’s been through. She spent much of her young life with ears so infected that tissue grew over and closed both canals. That kind of pain would make most dogs grumpy or withdrawn, but Lola isn’t. Even at the shelter, her vets described her as active and friendly. She still [greets us at the door / wiggles her whole body when she’s happy / curls up next to us on the couch]. We adopted Lola knowing she was sick, because we could see the sweet girl underneath all that pain. She snores like a little bulldog, follows me from room to room, loves her toys and belly rubs, she has already made our house feel like home. Lola is only 3, and she has her whole life ahead of her. All she’s missing is the chance to live it without hurting. Helping her get this surgery means she can finally be the happy, comfortable dog she was always meant to be. Lola is a sweet, friendly 3-year-old who has been in pain for most of her life. Both of her ear canals are completely blocked from years of untreated infection, and medication can no longer help her. Even so, she still greets everyone with a wagging tail and so much love to give. Everyone who meets Lola falls for her and wants to see her get better. Even the shelter staff who cared for her were rooting for her to find a family who would get her the help she needs. Now friends and family are stepping up too, but the cost of her surgery is astronomical. With your help, Lola can finally live the comfortable, happy life she deserves.

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Astro

Help Astro get surgery for torn ligament — Westport, MA

Westport, MA

My sweet boy is more than just a dog to me—he's family, my loyal companion, and a very special part of my heart. Before I rescued him, he experienced abuse that left him scared, nervous, and unsure of the world around him. But from the very first night I brought him home, we formed an incredible bond that has only grown stronger with time. Knowing what he's been through makes the love and trust he has placed in me even more meaningful. Watching him slowly learn that he's safe, loved, and will never have to experience that kind of pain again has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. He has brought me so much unconditional love, happiness, and comfort. Every walk we take, every little adventure, and every memory we create together means the world to me. All I want is to give him the same love and care that he has given me. Getting him the surgery he needs would mean giving him the opportunity to continue living a happy, healthy life filled with more walks, adventures, and beautiful memories together. He's already been through so much in his life, and he deserves every chance at a brighter, healthier future. Any support toward his surgery would mean more to us than words could ever express. Astro is my 6-year-old Pitbull, and anyone who knows him knows how much he deserves to be comfortable on all four legs. In May, he was diagnosed with cruciate ligament disease after a partial tear in his left back leg. In August, it tore fully, and surgery is now recommended. There’s a 50% chance his right leg could tear because of what happened to the left. Without surgery, he'll develop arthritis and if the other one tears, then he'll have two back legs that he can't fully use. The estimate ranges from $6,839.01 to $7,410.76. I want Astro to walk comfortably again, but I can’t manage this cost alone. I am so grateful to anyone who donates or shares this. I truly need as many eyes to see it as possible. The bond I share with Astro is something truly special and difficult to put into words. He came into my life with a painful past, having experienced abuse that left him fearful and unsure of who he could trust. But from the very first night I brought him home, there was a connection between us that I will always cherish. What makes our bond so meaningful is knowing that, despite everything he's been through, he chose to trust me. I've had the privilege of showing him what unconditional love, patience, kindness, and safety feel like. In return, he's given me a love and loyalty that words could never fully describe. We've helped each other in ways he may never understand, and he has become such an important part of my life and our family. His recovery means everything to us because he's not just a pet—he's family. He's a source of happiness, comfort, laughter, and unconditional love. Seeing him in pain and knowing he needs surgery is heartbreaking because all we want is for him to feel safe, healthy, and happy. After everything he's already overcome, he deserves the chance to enjoy life without pain or limitations. We want to see him continue doing the little things that bring him joy, especially going on walks, exploring the world, spending time with his family, and making beautiful memories together. I may have rescued him from his past, but in so many ways, he's brought just as much love and healing into my life. Helping him recover isn't just about getting him through surgery. It's about giving him the future he deserves and making sure we have many more years of love, companionship, and unforgettable memories together. I'm reaching out to the kindness and generosity of our community because my sweet boy needs surgery, and I want to do everything in my power to give him the care and recovery he deserves. Asking for help isn't easy, but when it comes to someone you love so deeply, you're willing to put your pride aside and do whatever it takes. Like so many families, we're facing the reality that unexpected veterinary expenses can be overwhelming. While I wish I could cover the entire cost of his surgery on my own, I'm turning to the community in hopes of easing some of that financial burden and making sure he receives the treatment he needs. After everything he's endured in his life, especially the abuse he experienced before being rescued, he deserves a future filled with love, happiness, comfort, and security. He's already overcome so much, and I don't want financial limitations to stand in the way of giving him the best possible chance at a healthy recovery. I'm not asking anyone to give more than they're comfortable with. Whether it's a small donation, sharing his story, or simply keeping him in your thoughts, every act of kindness means more to our family than words can express. It truly takes a village sometimes, and right now, I'm hoping our village can help give my sweet boy the second chance at a healthy, happy life that he deserves. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for taking the time to read his story, for your compassion, and for any support you're able to offer.

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Rowen

Help Rowen get Mass removal and Splenectomy — Lakeside, AZ

Lakeside, AZ

Hello friends. My name is Amy. I am trying to save my dog Rowen. She has a large mass in her abdomen. It is on her spleen, causing life-threatening danger if it is malignant or starts bleeding. I can't afford expensive testing like CAT scan, but we did x-rays and an ultrasound that show the mass clearly. I need to get surgery on her this next Friday, 16 October. I have already had to finance about $900 in vet bills and testing, and the surgery is estimated to be another $2200. This is very time sensitive, and critical for her survival! If anyone is able to help in any way, I would greatly appreciate the help for her. I have had my own medical expenses, so I just can't afford this surgery on my own. She is a sweet, adorable, happy lab healer mix. Her buddies also love her very much! Thank you for any help you can offer! I need to save my baby! My dog is facing a life-threatening mass on spleen. She has been feverish for the past few weeks. I took her in for two different vet visits. When we did the x-rays, the other day, the doctor found a mass on her spleen, and we confirmed with ultrasound that it is most likely connected to her spleen. The doctor is Dr. Johnson at Blue Ridge pet clinic in Lakeside Arizona. It is estimated to be between about $1600-$2200, depending on what they need with her. However, most fees besides a biopsy that could be up to $200 are necessary for her surgery and recovery. I’m guessing it will be closer to $2000, plus around $900. That have already been spent on vet visits and testing. We also did labs and urine, and ruled out valley fever. She is the sweetest little baby! Although she is actually a larger dog, and not so much a baby, she is still just as vibrant as she was as a puppy, at 8 1/2 years old. Up until she started being sick the past few weeks, I started wondering when she would ever slow down. She has two good buddies that are close in age to her. Her best buddy is close in size to her, and only about six months different in age. Those two have been together since she was six weeks old, and I have a little Chihuahua that is a year older then my mail that is her buddy. We will all be devastated if we lose her! I have had ongoing vertigo for months on end, all day, every day. I left the Phoenix area to go back to my home in the mountains, because I couldn’t afford to take care of us more with all of my bills in Phoenix, plus my Healthcare and pet care. I’ve also had recent vet bills for her buddy Brody, who started having seizures back in February. I have changed their diet and added supplements to try and improve health, now this has hit us. I also had to rip everything out of my old house and put in a new bathroom and flooring, because the place was totally trashed and filled with mold and mildew. We have just had so many things hit us in the past eight months! I just can’t keep up with the cost of everything, plus her surgery.

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Bender

Help Bender get Chest Tubes/IV Antibiotics/Hospitalization — Elkton, MD

Elkton, MD

The Story of Bender ❤️ Bender was never supposed to happen. And now, I truly can’t imagine my life without him. One completely ordinary day, I walked into PetSmart to buy cat food. I had absolutely no intention of adopting another cat. But sometimes, the best things in life happen when you least expect them. The moment I held Spot, I knew I wanted him. At the time, there was an adoption event offering a second kitten’s adoption for free when you adopted one. Spot was alone in a cage with another little grey kitten, and I couldn’t bring myself to take one home and leave the other behind. So, at just four months old, I walked out of PetSmart with my BOGO boys: Bender and Spot. What started as an unplanned trip for cat food turned into a love I never knew I was missing. Bender is my smallest cat, but he has one of the biggest personalities and the most loving hearts. He has never met a stranger. He loves being held, wants to be involved in absolutely everything, and will happily ride around on your shoulders like a little parrot. He has always been the kind of cat who makes everyone feel like his favorite person. He and Spot are a bonded pair in every sense of the word. Wherever you find one, you can almost always find the other. They grew up together, and their lives have been intertwined from the very beginning. Bender also has two other siblings, Queso and Piggy, who are part of our little family. But one of the things that makes Bender so special to me is something he has always done without ever being taught. I can say his name just once, and he will come running to me from wherever he is in the house. I never trained him to do this. He simply learned that when I called, I wanted him near me — and being near me was exactly where he wanted to be. That is who Bender is. He is a little shadow, a constant companion, and a source of unconditional love. He has never needed a reason to come find me. He just wants to be close. And now, I want to do everything I can to make sure I get to keep hearing those little footsteps running toward me for many more years. Bender isn’t just a pet I happened to bring home one day. He is family. He is Spot’s other half. He is one of my babies, and he has filled my life with so much love simply by being himself. I never walked into PetSmart that day expecting to find him. But I walked out with a little grey kitten who would become such a huge part of my heart. I would choose him a thousand times over. Recently, my sweet Bender began experiencing difficulty breathing. What started as a frightening change in his breathing quickly became a medical emergency that led us to an unexpected and serious diagnosis: pyothorax, a dangerous infection that causes pus and infected fluid to accumulate inside the chest cavity, around the lungs. When this fluid builds up, it takes away the space the lungs need to expand properly, making it difficult for a cat to breathe. Without treatment, pyothorax can become life-threatening. Bender was taken to an emergency veterinarian, where the fluid was drained from his chest with a needle procedure called a thoracocentesis, and antibiotics were started to fight the infection. I am incredibly grateful that he received that initial treatment, but draining the fluid is only part of the battle. The infection itself still needs to be controlled, and there is a serious risk that fluid could accumulate again. The recommended treatment for pyothorax can involve hospitalization, continued drainage, intravenous antibiotics, and, in some cases, surgery to help remove infected material and allow the chest to heal. The right course of treatment depends on how Bender responds and the extent of the infection. Unfortunately, the initial emergency visit cost approximately $2,000, and the possibility of continued emergency care, hospitalization, and surgery is financially overwhelming. I want to be completely transparent: I am trying to navigate a frightening medical situation while facing costs that I simply cannot manage on my own. I am not asking for help because Bender is just a pet. I am asking because he is family. He is a four-month-old kitten I never planned to adopt who grew into one of the most loving, affectionate little souls I have ever known. He has so much personality, so much love to give, and so much life ahead of him. I want to give him every reasonable chance to recover, but I cannot do it alone. Every donation, no matter the amount, would help me pursue the care Bender needs. Contributions will go toward his veterinary bills, medications, follow-up appointments, and any additional treatment his condition requires. Even sharing his story could help us reach someone who is able to make a difference. If you are unable to donate, please know that sharing this fundraiser means more than you might realize. Thank you for taking the time to learn about Bender, for caring about his life, and for helping me fight for the little boy who has spent his whole life running toward me whenever I call his name. I just want to give him the chance to keep doing that. ❤️ There is something about Bender that is hard to put into words. He has this quiet way of making himself part of every moment, and our home would not be the same without him. He isn’t just one of my cats; he is a little piece of my heart, and the thought of losing him is something I am struggling to process. My animals are family, and I know how lucky I am to have them. They bring comfort, happiness, and so much love into my life in ways that are difficult to explain to someone who hasn’t experienced that kind of bond. Bender is so deeply loved, not just by me, but by the little family he is part of. What makes this situation especially heartbreaking is that Bender is still so full of life. He has so much personality and so much more life I want him to experience. I want more ordinary days with him, more cuddles, more of his little quirks, and more time watching him grow alongside his siblings. He means the world to me, and I am not ready for his story to end here. I am asking for help because I have reached a point where love alone is not enough to cover the cost of the care Bender may need. His initial emergency visit cost approximately $2,000, and his ongoing treatment could bring additional expenses that I am not financially prepared to handle. I have been trying to navigate his diagnosis, understand his options, and figure out how to afford the care he needs, all while worrying about his health. I want to make the best decisions possible for him, but I also have to be realistic about my financial limitations. The possibility of having to make medical decisions based on what I can afford rather than what Bender needs is heartbreaking. I know times are difficult for so many people, and asking for help is not easy for me. I am doing so because I want to give Bender the best chance I can. Every donation will help relieve some of the financial pressure and go toward his veterinary expenses, medications, follow-up care, and any additional treatment he may require. If you are unable to donate, sharing this fundraiser is another meaningful way to help. There is no contribution too small, and I am grateful for every person who takes the time to support us. I cannot promise what the road ahead will look like, but I can promise that I am trying my hardest to find a way forward for him. Thank you for helping me give Bender a fighting chance.

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