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Georgia

Georgia Learned to Walk Again. Help Her Keep Going

West Palm Beach, FL • A&E IVDD French Bulldog Rescue

When Georgia arrived at A&E IVDD French Bulldog Rescue, she couldn't use any of her four limbs. Today, this determined French Bulldog can get up and walk on her own, but maintaining everything she has fought so hard to regain takes continued therapy and veterinary care. Georgia came to the rescue as a breeder surrender with a serious spinal condition that had left her quadriplegic. She was unable to use her front or back legs, and because of where the problem was located in her spine, surgery wasn't an option. So her rescuers got to work. With an intensive rehabilitation routine, physical therapy, mobility support, and plenty of determination from Georgia herself, they began helping her rebuild her strength one day at a time. A wheelchair helped support her as she learned to move again, and over the following months, something incredible happened. Georgia began walking. She gradually built enough strength and muscle to support herself, and today she is able to do most things independently. She has even been able to come off the prednisone she once needed. Her progress is incredible, but Georgia's need for care didn't disappear when she started walking. Because her back end remains compromised, her front legs have to work especially hard to compensate. They can become tired, and Georgia still has off days when she needs the support of her wheelchair. She currently attends physical therapy twice a week to help maintain her strength and mobility and will continue to need regular veterinary and neurological follow-up care. She also requires assistance expressing her bladder as part of managing her condition. More recently, Georgia developed another medical concern when her skin became irritated and extremely itchy. Her veterinary team suspected an allergic reaction and started her on antibiotics, gave her an injection to relieve the itching, and added medicated baths several times a week. She was also evaluated by dermatology and now needs another dermatology recheck, with the possibility of additional antibiotics and follow-up care depending on how her skin responds. For a dog who once couldn't move any of her limbs, every independent step Georgia takes represents months and years of work. Her rescue is committed to giving her the ongoing care that has allowed her to come this far, but twice-weekly physical therapy, specialty appointments, rechecks, and continued veterinary care add up quickly. Please consider donating to Georgia's Waggle campaign to help with the continued care that keeps her strong, comfortable, and moving forward. Her journey isn't about a single treatment or appointment. It's about maintaining the progress she worked so hard to achieve and giving this special girl every opportunity to keep enjoying life on her own four paws.

Maisy

Help Maisy Walk Again

My Father's Business

Maisy was found as a stray and brought to a county shelter, where her future looked heartbreakingly uncertain. With her back legs no longer working, this sweet girl was facing euthanasia simply because she needed medical care. Thankfully, My Father’s Business Rescue stepped in and saved Maisy’s life, giving her a second chance when she needed it most. After rescuing Maisy, the team discovered that she was suffering from intervertebral disc disease (IVDD), a painful spinal condition that can cause weakness, paralysis, and loss of mobility. But Maisy’s story isn’t over. Her rescuers are determined to give her every possible opportunity to walk again. Maisy is now receiving laser therapy and other treatments designed to support her recovery and help her regain mobility in her back legs. Her journey may be challenging, but she finally has people fighting for her and believing in her future. Maisy escaped euthanasia. Now, she deserves the chance to get back on her feet. Your donation will help My Father’s Business Rescue cover Maisy’s ongoing treatments and veterinary care as she works toward walking again. Please consider donating to give this deserving girl the second chance she has already fought so hard to receive. Every gift brings Maisy one step closer to a brighter, more hopeful future. ❤️

Dior

Help Dior get Mass tumor removal

Meet Dior Dior is a beautiful, 6.5-year-old American Staffordshire Terrier mix who has been the center of my world since the very day she was born. I have watched her grow from a tiny puppy into the gentle, loving soul she is today. Dior has spent her entire life bringing endless joy, loyalty, and comfort to our family. Because she had a litter of puppies and was spayed later in her adult life, she is now facing a serious health battle that puts that beautiful life at risk. The Medical Emergency During a recent veterinary checkup, a firm, lobulated mass was discovered in Dior’s left caudal mammary gland. The mass has grown firmer and more concerning since her previous exam. Her veterinarian performed a fine-needle aspiration, but the fluid sample was non-diagnostic. Because of the mass's physical characteristics and Dior's reproductive history, her medical team is highly concerned about mammary carcinoma—a very aggressive form of canine breast cancer. She is deeply devoted to the children in our family, acting as their loyal protector and gentlest playmate. If she isn't watching over the kids, you can always find her curled up next to us—she absolutely loves snuggles and thrives on affection. Because she raised a litter of puppies and was spayed later in her adult life, she is now facing a terrifying health battle that threatens the life we have built together. The Plan to Save Dior We cannot afford to wait. Her recovery matters more than words can say because our home simply would not be the same without her compassionate spirit and daily snuggles. The definitive next step to save Dior's life is immediate surgical removal of the mass so it can be sent to a lab for a histopathology biopsy. To make sure she can safely handle anesthesia, Dior must first undergo pre-operative diagnostics, including a full blood panel and an electrocardiogram (EKG). How You Can Help Dior has given us unconditional love for her entire life, and we are determined to stand by her now. However, the sudden cost of pre-op diagnostics, major surgery, and biopsy fees is overwhelming. Every single donation goes directly to Dior’s veterinary clinic to pay for her life-saving care. Please consider donating or sharing our campaign—your kindness gives our sweet, kid-loving girl the fighting chance she deserves to grow old with the family that loves her so much.

Raven

Help Raven get Endoscopic removal, and possibly emergency surgery — Roswell, NM

Roswell, NM

Raven is a 16-month-old male cat who is very sweet, loving, and playful. He has a gentle, affectionate personality and enjoys treats, attention and playtime. Raven swallowed a T-shaped plastic tag fastener that is believed to be lodged in his throat or esophagus. He may require X-rays or other imaging, anesthesia, emergency endoscopy to remove the object, and treatment for any damage or inflammation to his esophagus. If the object cannot be removed safely with endoscopy, surgery may be necessary. College Garden Animal Hospital. Roswell, NM Raven is a beloved member of our family. He is only 16 months old, with so much life ahead of him. It is heartbreaking to watch him struggle to eat and drink, knowing that he needs urgent medical care. We are desperately trying to get him the treatment he needs before his condition becomes even more serious. Please help us save Raven. Raven is facing a medical emergency, and the cost of his emergency treatment is more than we can afford on our own. We are turning to our community for help because we cannot let financial hardship prevent Raven from receiving the care that could save his life.

Charlotte

Help Charlotte get Septic Abdomen, mass and spleen removal — MA

MA

Charlotte came into our lives when I was pregnant with my second child, and she has been our family's heart ever since. She is the sweetest, most loving,loyal girl, always by our side through life's ups and downs. She has grown up alongside my children, filling their lives with unconditional love and unforgettable memories. She isn't just our dog—she's our family, our comfort, and our whole world. Charlotte developed a septic abdomen as a result of a mass involving her intestines and spleen. What we initially thought would be a much more straightforward surgery and hospital at Tufts hospital in Walpole stay unfortunately became much more complicated once the doctors discovered what was going on. From $9,000 coming up to $18,000 I got Charlotte when I was pregnant with my second child, and she has been by my side through every chapter since. She grew up alongside my kids, becoming their best friend, protector, and constant companion. She has been my comfort through the hardest moments and my rock when I needed one. She isn’t just our dog—she is family, and we cannot imagine life without her. Charlotte’s surgery and hospitalization became far more extensive than we ever expected after discovering a mass and septic abdomen. The unexpected cost has become overwhelming, and we are asking for help so we can continue giving Charlotte the care she desperately needs.

Sparkle

Help Sparkle get Excisional arthroplasty — Champaign, IL

Champaign, IL

Sparkle's Big Secret! When I got Sparkle last December, she showed no sign of injury. A few months later, she began to limp a bit. What Happened to Sparkle When Sparkle was a tiny puppy, her shoulder was badly fractured and was never treated. The shoulder fracture healed in an abnormal position. Sparkle now has bone-on-bone friction, which causes pain at times and makes her limp. My 3-year-old Pomchi, Sparkle, needs surgery to repair a puppyhood shoulder fracture that was never treated and healed in the wrong position. Dr. Harper, Sparkle's orthopedic specialist at the University of Illinois Veterinary Teaching Hospital in Urbana, IL, has determined that surgery may give her a chance at a more comfortable and active life. Sparkle Just Wants to Run and Play Again Sparkle used to run and play freely all day with her Pom buddy, Pikachu. Now she has to stay strictly on a leash, can only take short walks, and must walk instead of run. Sparkle's veterinary team is concerned about the progression of the arthritis and the long-term effect of the abnormal shoulder alignment.. I'm a low-income senior citizen. I had a major stroke in 2010 and have had 11 brain surgeries. Four of the surgeries had complications and two were failures. Thankfully, the very aggressive aneurysm stabilized in 2024 and I'm finally getting my life back.

Sophia

Help Sophia get Exams and Treatment — Dallas, TX

Dallas, TX

Sophie’s a sweet pet, she’s my entire world. At 13 years old, she’s still active and loving towards anyone she meets. Although shy, she’s very friendly and never caused me issues in the times we had together. Unfortunately, she has come down with labored breathing and fluid in her lung and stomach areas. With my current financial situation, it’s unexpected to encounter her struggles and not being able to pay for it. Any help would be greatly appreciated as I would like to buy more time with my precious baby. She has been with my all her little life. For years she’s been very loyal and supportive throughout the times I needed someone to hold. She’s very sweet and special to me. My financial situation isn’t the best. To be completely honest, I’m financially supporting my younger brother and I without parents. I lost my mom to cancer in 2025 and my father was unfortunately deported earlier this year. Without parents, I have to take on the caretaker role. With bills, rent, and other expenses kicking my butt, I never expected my Sophia to feel ill. This makes me sick knowing proper care is available with the right amount of money, but it’s something I clearly don’t have. Any help would mean the world if that means I get more time with my baby.

Max

Help Max get Chemotherapy — New Port Richey, FL

New Port Richey, FL

Max is a bubbly, extremely energetic, loving, toy focused little guy. I have terribly severe OCD and he has helped me more than I could have ever even dreamed of being helped by a dog. My dad and I rescued him and his brother (pictured) from a rescue that was outside in Ocala FL, there were probably over 100 dogs, different breeds separated into different large cages, no food bowls or water bowls. Max was diagnosed with lymphoma today October 7th. I was told he has 2 to 3 weeks to live with no chemotherapy. Idk what I would do w/out him, he's only 3yo, he turns 4 at the end of this month. The vet said he's the youngest dog to have been diagnosed with cancer since she's been a vet. He has so much life left to live & with chemo he would be able to go into remission & live a long healthy life! I have had terrible severe OCD since I was young and it got so bad I wouldn't let anyone in my house no matter what. Max has played a HUGE part in helping my mental health and actually living a more normal/manageable life. He's perfect and so funny! His brother would also be absolutely devastated without his brother, they've never left each other. I am currently going back to school to be a paralegal at the University of Southern Florida, so I have student loans, a house payment I can barely afford, and other expenses that I am trying to keep up with, while working at a hotel.

Jamenson

Help Jamenson get Tooth extraction — Union, MO

Union, MO

Jamenson is a very sweet boy, he loves anyone that he see. As soon as you sit down he will come lay on your lap looking for pets. Jamenson and I have grew up together, I got him very young and he has seen me grow up. Jamenson has teeth that need to be extracted, the cost of the treatment is not possible for me to pay out of pocket and I'm not able to get approved for any of the scratchpay, or cherry. East Central vet hospital is who I'm choosing to go with. Jamenson is my baby, he has helped me through hard times and has always been there for me. We always take daily naps together, and he always make me laugh when I need it most. I currently have a job but it doesn't pay enough to pay for his vet bills after paying all my other bills so I'm hoping the community will come together and donate just a little bit because I know a lot of us are struggling right now.