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Tara

Tara is a 10 year old Belgian Shepherd Dog (Malinois) in Mico, TX, who needs $11,565 for Splenectomy w/Gastropexy.

Mico, TX

Tara came to us as a puppy from a breeder, but came directly from Europe a little over 10yrs ago and has been our trained service dog ever since. She lives with us in the San Antonio, TX. We named her Tara because she is also protection K9 trained. About 5 years ago she nearly died delivering her only litter of puppies, but her ancient bloodline is a gift from nature. Tara is a 10-year-old Belgian Malinois. On July 25 her abdomen swelled and she began breathing fast and shallow. Two clinics that day confirmed internal bleeding from a ruptured mass on her spleen or liver. Bloodwork showed her red cell count at 29%, below the 37% normal floor. She is now at BluePearl Pet Hospital in San Antonio for ultrasound, stabilization, and surgery. This is an emergency. Tara is our service dog — she alerts me to low blood sugar, braces me on stairs, and she helps me with other mobility problems. She's a side sleeper who rolls onto her back when she feels safe, and she takes food from my wife's hand. Even bleeding internally this weekend, she walked outside on her own, then fell asleep dreaming with her paws running. She's a provider, protecror, and loves us. We are a disabled military family on a fixed income with little to no emergency fund. This bill arrived with no warning, as life does. Tara is not just our dog, she is our working service dog — we depend on her daily. Having her home and healthy means our family stays whole.

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Kiba Kooper Thirumalai

Kiba Kooper Thirumalai is a 7 year old German Shepherd Dog in Keystone Heights, FL, who needs $900 for Enucleation Surgery.

Keystone Heights

i adopted Kiba when he was 4 months old from a cruel man selling puppies on craigslist, While we were talking about the pups, the tiny runt of the litter wobbled over and was nibbling on the end of his shoelace so he kicked him down the stairs right in front of me, while carrying on in the conversation as if i hadn't seen what he did. In that moment i knew i couldn't leave him with this man. Kiba developed 3 ocular diseases during his 7yrs of life: Pannus, Progressive Retinal Atrophy, and most recently Glaucoma, which has proven to be resistant to medication. Due to increasing pressure in his eyes (left: 25-26mmHg /right: 63mmHg) Dr. Lori Hill @ Shelton Veterinary clinic - Interlachen advised an enucleation surgery of his right eye was necessary. Kiba isn't just a dog. He's my family. He carried me through the unimaginable loss after my dad took his own life. He gave me a reason to get out of bed each day and never let me feel alone. He didn't just change my life. He saved it armed only with goofy head tilts, dramatic heavy sighs, tiny tail thumps, and determined nose boops. He kept me going. we live paycheck to paycheck making just enough money for all of the bills, saving the rest each month to cover the cost of the medications for Kiba's eyes. I would give everything i have to stop the pain in his eyes and care for him, as he has done for me all these years.

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Molly

Molly is a 15 year old Mix-Breed in Baltimore , MD, who needs $3,500 for Diabetes Treatment.

Baltimore, MD

My Molly is one of 2 brother and sister her brothers name is TC for thunder cat from the cartoon for kids my son named him, I rescued her mother whose name was Midnight I found Midnight in a pile of trash she was very small and very weak she was an ally cat I could tell she was sick so I grabbed her and took her to a vet they removed her eye. She later had Molly and Tc my babies. She had to go to a vet because she had an abscess on her anal glad I took her to a vet named Veg Er for pets on Reisterstown Road in Pikesville, Maryland and prior to them taking care of the abscess they did bloodwork which they found out she had diabetes, but because I lost my job I couldn’t afford to take her to a regular vet for insulin or anything like that and now she’s getting worse Molly is a total sweetheart. She loves everyone. It’s funny because when she gets in my bed, all you will see is a lump underneath my blanket. That’s her safe place. That’s where she loves to be and she’ll sleep for hours. She’s done it for years. Everybody loves Molly, if you tell Molly, you’re cold, she’ll come to you and snuggle up with you and get you warm. She’s my baby I lost my job my husband‘s on disability. I can’t even hardly pay the rent. I’ve been looking for a job for over six months now I’m a caregiver. It would mean everything to me to get help for my baby. I don’t know what else to do or who to return to

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Dorothy

Thrown Away But Not Forgotten

Perryville, MO • Bichon Rescue Brigade

Dorothy is a sweet senior that was found crammed inside a box with her companion, Rose, and left at a local park before being taken to a overcrowded California shelter. In the sweltering summer heat, the two frightened little dogs waited together, both battling painful upper respiratory infections and years of heartbreaking neglect. When they both finally reached safety with Bichon Rescue Brigade, the extent of Dorothy’s suffering became clear. Her eyes were sealed shut with infection, her tiny body was covered in painfully overgrown nails, and her mouth showed severe dental disease. But Dorothy’s greatest challenge is the large mammary mass she carries—a painful reminder that she has gone far too long without medical care. She’ll need bloodwork, diagnostics, and surgery to determine whether the mass can be safely removed and to give her the best chance at a healthier future. Now she needs the medical care that will allow her to truly begin her new life. Your donation will help provide: Comprehensive veterinary examinations and bloodwork Surgery to remove Dorothy’s mammary mass Treatment for her upper respiratory infection A much-needed dental procedure with extractions if necessary Follow-up care and everything she needs to recover comfortably After being discarded like yesterday’s trash, Dorothy is finally safe. Together, we can show her that her story doesn’t end with abandonment—it begins with compassion.

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