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Smokey Lee

Help Smokey Lee get Diagnostic workup: exam, bloodwork, spinal X-rays — west branch, MI

west branch, MI

Smokey is my 5-month-old German Shepherd puppy. He is the sweetest boy, and we spend every day together. I do not know what I would do without him, my baby. Smokey has had leg problems since birth, and it is becoming painful as he grows. We do not have a diagnosis yet. North M-18 Veterinary Clinic in Gladwin gave an estimate for tests to find the cause. Smokey is my baby and my best friend. We are together every day, and his sweet spirit brings so much joy. He deserves to run and play without hurting, like any puppy should. I cannot afford Smokey's care on my own. The written estimate is $1,094.49, and the clinic says diagnostics could reach $2,094.49. Any help takes us one step closer to answers. Waggle pays donations directly to the clinic. Thank you so much.

Lucky

Help Lucky get urgent care for her eye injury — Jonesboro, AR

Jonesboro, AR

Lucky is my one-month-old puppy, and I am asking for help getting her immediate vet care after she was nipped by one of my other dogs. Her eye was injured, and her iris has moved to the side. She needs to be seen as soon as possible to try to save her eye and her vision, because the more time that goes by, the more damage can be done Her eye eye needs to be fixed urgently Any support will go directly toward Lucky's vet expenses and help me get her the urgent care she needs right now. If you are able to donate or share this fundraiser, it would mean so much to me and could make a real difference for Lucky. ucky is incredibly special to me. Lucky's mom is my dog Harley that I got as a puppy. She was the only one in her litter that had the merle color, so I was so excited when she had one puppy with the same color. I didn't even know she was pregnant until she had the puppy in my closet, so the puppy really is so lucky, and that's why we named her Lucky. I am desperately trying to save her vision and the more time that passes by the less of a chance she has on being able to see out of her eye 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Milo

Help Milo get Cataract surgery

Milo is a 2-year old Maltipoo who means the absolute world to me. I went through a phase of depression in my life when my first dog passed with cataracts. Now it breaks my heart to think that Milo could lose his sight as well - at only two years old. He is such a loving, happy, and active dog, and I want to give him the best chance possible to continue seeing, playing, and enjoying life. Recently, I noticed that one of Milo’s eyes had become cloudy. I took him to the Hospital, where he was examined by an ophthalmology specialist and diagnosed with cataracts. Because Milo is still so young, the specialist recommended cataract surgery as soon as possible to help preserve and restore his vision. Central Hospital in North Haven, Connecticut will be helping us with his operation. Milo isn’t just my dog—he is a my second son of my family. He has given me so much love and happiness after my first dog passed away living half his life with cataracts as well. I am a single mother with an only child in college, and I want to do everything I can to give him the chance to keep seeing the world around him - so he can know his family is by his side forever. I work full-time and do everything I can to care for Milo and my son. I am amongst the top 5 employees who clock in the most amount of overtime hours. This unexpected medical expense has placed a significant financial burden on me.

Cinnamon

This Golden Girl Needs Help

Strong Paws Rescue

Cinnamon Deserves a Second Chance at a Healthy, Happy Life At approximately 10 years old, Cinnamon has already endured more than her share of hardship. After spending months at the Montgomery County shelter, this sweet senior girl was finally saved by Strong Paws Rescue. But her road to recovery is far from over. Cinnamon is covered in lumps and masses, including a concerning growth on her paw. She has already undergone testing to determine the nature of the mass, and her rescuers are anxiously awaiting results to learn whether surgery will be necessary. As if that weren’t enough, Cinnamon has also tested positive for heartworms, a potentially life-threatening condition that requires treatment. After everything she’s endured, Cinnamon deserves so much more than another day of discomfort and uncertainty. She deserves the opportunity to heal, feel safe, and enjoy the happy, carefree retirement every senior dog should have. Strong Paws Rescue has already begun addressing her medical needs, but the costs are mounting. If surgery is recommended, they anticipate needing an additional $2,500 on top of the veterinary expenses already incurred. Cinnamon also needs heartworm treatment to give her the best possible chance at a healthy future. Cinnamon has waited long enough for her second chance. Now she needs our help to make it count. Your donation will help cover her veterinary care, potential surgery, and heartworm treatment. No gift is too small to make a difference for this deserving senior girl.

Zues

Help Zues get the care he Deserves

Brevard County, FL • Isla's Journey Inc

Zues deserves a chance at a better life. Zues was found roaming an area known as the “compound” in Palm Bay, Florida, which is unfortunately a dumping ground for dogs. We don't know much about his past or how he ended up there, but we do know that he needs help. His skin is in seriously rough shape, and he has wounds all over his body. Now, Zues needs antibiotics, allergy medication, and high-protein food to help support his recovery. He also still needs to be neutered. Caring for Zues and getting him the care he needs comes with expenses, and his rescuers are hoping for a little help to make it possible. We're raising $1,000 to help cover Zues's medical needs, food, and neuter procedure. Every donation, whether it's $5, $10, $25, or whatever you're able to give, even a share can help get Zues one step closer to feeling better. Zues's past may be a mystery, but his future can be filled with care, comfort, and love. With your support, we can help give this boy the fresh start he deserves. Please consider donating or sharing Zues's story. Every bit of support makes a difference and is greatly appreciated!

Dolly Mama

Someone once loved Dolly. Then she was left behind.

Grandview, TN • Flying Pigs Sanctuary

Dolly was found dumped in the middle of nowhere—pregnant, alone, and without food or water. Somehow, this incredibly gentle girl gave birth to 12 puppies beneath an abandoned building and kept every one of them alive, even as she became painfully thin. Thankfully, an officer spotted Dolly searching desperately for food, followed her, and discovered her babies. That's when Flying Pigs Sanctuary stepped in. Her puppies are now safe, and it’s finally Dolly’s turn to heal. But when this treat-loving girl suddenly refused food, everyone knew something was wrong. Bloodwork showed an alarmingly high white blood cell count, leading to X-rays, an ultrasound, additional testing, and antibiotics. ✨ The wonderful news? One week later, Dolly’s bloodwork is back to normal! Her unexpected veterinary care totaled $530, and now this sanctuary needs your help covering it. Dolly’s next goal is to gain another 6–7 pounds so she can safely be spayed. 🐾 Please consider donating $5, $10, $25—or whatever you can—to Dolly’s $530 vet bill. Every donation helps give this incredible mama the life she fought so hard to give her babies and is greatly appreciated. Dolly spent so long taking care of everyone else. Now it’s her turn to be taken care of.

Hattie

Let this sweet senior girl know her best years are still ahead.

Murphy, TX • CAMO Rescue

Meet Hattie Mae, a sweet senior girl who was found abandoned in a ditch. She may have been discarded, but her life was far from over. Thankfully, CAMO came to her rescue. Hattie Mae recently had her veterinary checkup, and there was some wonderful news: she is heartworm negative and, best of all, she is walking again! 🥹🐾 This resilient senior still has another chapter in her recovery ahead. She needs to be spayed and have a much-needed dental before she can truly put her difficult past behind her. Hattie Mae has already shown us just how much fight she has left. Now she needs our help finishing her journey. ❤️ Please consider donating toward Hattie Mae’s spay, dental, and continued care. Every donation helps give this once-forgotten ditch dog the comfortable, happy senior years she deserves. She was left in a ditch. Now let’s show Hattie Mae just how loved she can be.

Boots McGee

Help give Boots McGee some relief from severe chronic skin issues.

Murphy, TX • CAMO Rescue

Meet Boots McGee, a four-year-old, 16-pound terrier mix who has been fighting a painful battle with severe chronic skin issues. CAMO has taken Boots to the vet countless times, tried numerous medications, and spent thousands trying to give this sweet boy some relief. But nothing has worked. Without his E-collar, Boots will scratch and chew himself raw until he bleeds within seconds. He has to wear it around the clock just to protect himself. 💔 After exhausting so many options, CAMO is now hoping specialized allergy testing can finally uncover what's causing his suffering and lead to a treatment that works. 🐾 Please consider donating toward Boots' testing and continued veterinary care. He shouldn't have to spend his life trapped in an E-collar, constantly fighting the urge to scratch. Let's help Boots finally find the answers—and the comfort—he's been waiting for.

Daisy

A Mama, 8 Puppies, and $6,000 in Vet Bills

Missoula, MT • Great Pyrenees Rescue, Montana

Daisy deserved a fresh start. When we stepped up to help her, we didn’t yet know just how much this sweet mama’s rescue story would involve. Daisy came from Flathead County, Montana, where dogs were left behind after their owners abandoned the property. The owners took most of the dogs elsewhere, leaving some behind. The situation had been on animal control’s radar for several years, and we stepped up to take in seven dogs, including Daisy, who arrived malnourished and in need of medical care. When Daisy was rescued, she was underweight, had fleas and worms, and had lost a significant amount of hair from the prolonged effects of an untreated flea infestation. Despite everything she had endured, she remained incredibly sweet. But when our team went to pick her up, we discovered something we hadn’t expected: Daisy was pregnant! Her pregnancy had placed even more strain on her already undernourished body, making it all the more important that she and her puppies receive the care they needed. Suddenly, taking in seven rescued dogs also meant preparing for eight tiny new arrivals. In late summer, Daisy gave birth to eight beautiful puppies. She devoted herself to caring for them until they were ready to be weaned, and we took on the added responsibility of making sure this unexpected little family received the care they needed. Getting Daisy and her eight puppies through this chapter came with nearly $6,000 in veterinary expenses. Daisy needed wellness exams, bloodwork, testing for Brucella canis, ear cytology and treatment, vaccinations, pain and nausea medication, and spay surgery. Her eight puppies also needed wellness exams and wellness panels, vaccinations, and spay or neuter surgeries as they grew. The documented veterinary expenses for Daisy and her litter total $5,999.65. Those bills represent the care it took to help this little family move forward. Rescuing dogs means taking on their medical needs, even when the costs are unexpected. These expenses don’t disappear when the immediate rescue is over, and every dollar we raise helps support the work we do for dogs in need. That’s where you can help. Your donation can help us cover the cost of Daisy and her puppies’ care, allowing us to continue helping other dogs and keep saying, YES to dogs who arrive needing safety, medical attention, and a chance at a better life. Every contribution, no matter the amount, helps support that work. Daisy and her puppies got their chance. Please consider donating to help us be there for the next dogs who need one. Thank you for being part of their journey and for standing with us as we continue showing up for dogs in need.