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Jake

Jake is a 5 year old Mix-Breed in Southington, CT, who needs $989 for Surgery to Fix His Kneecap.

Southington, CT

Jake came into my life. I was completely alone. I lost everything and I found him he saved me. He’s my best friend at him as much as he needed me. We walk together. We watch TV together we go for rides in the car together. We sleep together and we eat together he’s my best friendand no matter what he doesn’t care what I look like what I wear he loves me unconditionally and I love him Jake needs surgery on his knee and I don’t have the funds to pay for it. One minute he was playing in the next minute. He let out a yelp but now he’s in pain. I just want him to get better. I hate seeing him in pain. he looks at me with those eyes And I’m trying to comfort him and do the best I can until I can get him surgery. this will relieve his pain and fix his knee. Jake is very fond of his brother Luke. He watches out for him. Lucas is hard of hearing and when I call them to come on, let’s go we’re going in the house he make sure he gets Luke Let him know. It’s time to go in and Luke follows. He’s like a big brother for him. They are three months apart. Jake is older and Luke really looks up to him. I’m trying to fill this stuff out I’m always the type of person that gives even with other people’s pets I have donated in the past maybe it was only $20. Maybe it was $25. I always give what I can now this time I need the help I don’t wanna see Jacob in pain anymore. I just want him to be healthy again.

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Brian

Brian is a 3 year old Mix-Breed in Prince George, BC, who needs $1,200 for Partial Tail Amputation.

Prince George

Brian was rescued from a cat hoarder at around 6 months old. I adopted him for Leo as an ESA. He adjusted quickly to being a companion and attached immediately to Leo. We have another cat, Mama, who is closer to 10, she is an ESA for my middle son. We also have a large mastiff, Skooby, for protection. Mama rules the house like a queen, while Brian and Skooby act as brothers and playmates. I took Brian to Westwinds Mobile Veterinary Services for an after hours emergency visit last night after his tail got caught in the door. He suffered a degloving injury which left bone, nerve, and muscle exposed, requiring an amputation. They kept him over night and scheduled surgery today. The high-end estimate for the whole thing is more than my rent. Brian is an essential part of the family acting as an Emotional Support Animal for my son Leo, who has CPTSD and OCD. Brian always knows when Leo needs him often before Leo does. He is affectionate, and will groom Leo or provide deep pressure on his chest. He is sassy, talkative and he loves posing for the camera. Brian is mostly trained, he knows come, sit, stay, as well as a few tricks. I'm disabled raising 3 boys alone on a fixed income. I have no credit, and have been rejected by all other financing options. It would mean the world to Leo for his cat to be healthy amd recover safely at home. I haven't seen him this upset since before getting Brian.

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Jax

Help Jax Leave His Past Behind Him

Carlsbad, CA • Super B Foundation

Jax was hours away from losing his life in one of the most overcrowded shelters in the country. This handsome shepherd was living on the streets of Los Angeles before he ended up at Carson Animal Care Center. With his time running out, Super B Foundation stepped in and rescued him on the very day he was scheduled to be euthanized. Although shelter staff estimated Jax was 3–4 years old, his trainer believes he’s much younger—only about 18 to 24 months old. He’s still a puppy at heart, but life has already taught him to survive instead of trust. Today, Jax is safe in a loving foster home, where he’s finally experiencing stability and kindness. But the emotional scars from his past are standing in the way of being adopted. Jax struggles with leash reactivity and anxiety. His fear and uncertainty can cause him to become overstimulated on walks, and his anxiety sometimes leads him to try to jump fences or escape stressful situations. These behaviors aren’t signs of a “bad dog”—they’re signs of a dog who has never been given the chance to feel safe. Professional behavioral training is the key to helping Jax move forward. With the right guidance, structure, and positive reinforcement, he can learn to manage his anxiety, build confidence, and become the wonderful companion everyone knows he can be. The rescue has already spent $750 on his training and he has already come so far. Your donation will help cover the cost of the specialized training Jax needs to overcome the trauma of his past. Every contribution brings him closer to becoming the happy, confident dog he was always meant to be—and gives him the best chance at finding his forever family.

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