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Duster

Help Duster Heal: A Sweet Stray Fighting a Painful Eye Injury

Jacksonville, FL • Stray Animal Foundation of India

Duster, a gentle stray dog, came to the care of Stray Animal Foundation of India in heartbreaking condition. He was suffering from a severely infected eye injury, likely left untreated for far too long. The infection caused significant pain and discomfort, yet through it all, Duster has remained incredibly sweet — leaning into gentle touches and showing nothing but love to the people trying to help him. Despite his suffering, Duster’s spirit shines. He craves kindness, seeks affection, and trusts the very humans who are now working to save his sight and ease his pain. Duster is currently receiving urgent veterinary care, including diagnostics to determine the extent of the damage, medications to control infection and inflammation, and ongoing treatment to give him the best possible chance at recovery. Depending on how he responds, he may also require additional procedures to protect his long-term comfort and quality of life. As a stray, Duster has no family to cover these unexpected medical costs — but he now has all of us. Every step of his treatment, from exams and tests to medications and follow-up care, adds up quickly. Your support can help ensure that Duster receives everything he needs to heal. Your tax-deductible donation will help cover veterinary examinations and diagnostics, medications for pain and infection, ongoing treatment and monitoring, and any additional care needed to restore his comfort. Duster has already endured so much, yet he continues to greet everyone with gentle eyes and a hopeful heart. He deserves relief from pain and the chance to experience a safer, healthier future. If you’re unable to donate, sharing Duster’s story helps spread the word and brings us closer to giving him the care he urgently needs. Please donate today to help Duster heal. Every dollar makes a difference.

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Hoagie

Hoagie is a 12 year old Dachshund in Palm Bay, FL, who needs $5,000 for Perineal Hernia Repair with Bladder Reduction.

Palm Bay, FL

Hoagie came into our life 12 years ago. I'll never forget the day my son brought him home holding him and nothing but his hand. We had several cats at that time and two other dogs they fell in love with Hoagie as well. Hoagie has brought so much love to our lives. He loves to cuddle he loves to sleep with us he loves to be rocked to sleep still at 12 years old. Hoagie was diagnosed with a hernia. It is right next to his bottle so he has to take medication three times a day so that he is able to have bowel movements. In the last week Hoagie has been struggling to urinate. We found out yesterday that unfortunately his bladder is now involved and has gone into the hernia as well. Now we are on a short timeline before we will lose him to a ruptured bladder. Hoagie is a stubborn little dachshund. Filled with personality. He is so intelligent almost like speaking to a human we often feel he totally understands what we are saying. The love he has given us is like no other animal has ever given us before. The thought of him not being in our family is unbearable. He gets super excited when we come home to greet us. All he wants to do is love and cuddle. The surgery is going to run around $5,000. Unfortunately I am unemployed due to the fact I take care of my mother who has dementia. I am trying to reach out to any organizations and trying to find a vet that will accept payment plans but they're just not out there.

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Kinlee

Kinlee is a 8 year old Boston Terrier in Doylestown, PA, who needs $2,200 for Mammary Tumor Removal (Multiple Tumors).

Doylestown, PA

Kinlee spent the first 6 years of life in an Amish puppy mill, living in a very tiny cage and forced to make A LOT of babies. When she was no longer of use to the puppy mill, she was rescued locally. I had lost my previous pup Charlie a few month before and was finally ready to find a new furbaby. I adopted Kinlee in November 2023 and was in love right away! Immediately, I took her to her vet for a check up only to find out she had mast cell carcinoma. Another person may have given Kinlee back to the rescue due to the high cost of that surgery but I did not hesitate to make sure she got the treatment she needed. I recently finished paying off the mast cell surgery not too long ago. Kinlee is an absolute doll and loved by everyone. Sweet, loving, and a major cuddle bug. She has slowly learned to be a DOG after years of living in a cage. She and her Boston Terrier brother, Ronan (also adopted and former puppy mill dog) are best buddies and rarely apart from each other. They both have separation anxiety and depend on each other to get through my work days. I am currently on a fixed income, with little in reserve. Kinlee's previous surgery for mast cell was alot to manage, and this new diagnosis completely blindsided me. I am trying everything I can to raise the funds to give Kin the quality of life she deserves. Thank you!

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