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Goose "Goosey-boy"

Help Goose "Goosey-boy" get ACL/CCL Surgery — Townsend, MA

Townsend, MA

My silly goofy Goose who has no idea what special he is. He's my buddy and my little love and it hurts me to see him in pain. When my husband and I picked him up, we both walked out of the rescue's place and said "What did we just do", as little Goosey-boy slept in my arms. He is just such a pupply love and I only want the best for him. I want him to run and play as free as he wants! My little Goosey-boy was being his normal natural self when he collided with his dog sister. He was playing so hard that the collision resulted in Goose tearing his ACL/CCL, which now requires surgery. This surgery need comes at a time when my husband is out of work. The longer I wait, the longer he is in pain. As much as he loves to jump on the couch or bed, he just can't without being lifted. My Goosey-boy is the kind of dog who loves with his whole heart. And he's got a very big heart!!! He wants to be wherever his people are, whether that's curled up in a lap he definitely doesn't fit in anymore or patiently following my granddaughter as she explores the world. He's only a year old, but I can't imagine our family without him. 🐾❤️ He's my Goofy Goosey boy!! Asking for help doesn't come easily, but Goose needs surgery after tearing his ACL playing with his sister. My husband isn't working right now, and we're doing our best to get by on one income. Every donation gets Goose one step closer to healing. ❤️

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Mika

Help Mika Take Her Next Steps With IVDD Care

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

For most of her two years of life, Mika knew little beyond the walls of a small crate. The tiny French Bulldog had been used for breeding, but when her back legs stopped working normally, suddenly she was no longer considered useful. Her breeder tried to sell her on Craigslist, and other breeders came to look at her. One after another, they walked away when they saw the problem with her hind legs. But eventually, the right person looked at Mika and saw something entirely different. They saw a sweet, affectionate little dog who gets along with people, dogs, and even cats. They saw a girl whose medical needs made her more deserving of help, not less. And when the opportunity came to bring Mika into A&E IVDD French Bulldog Rescue, they said yes. Mika is now safe in a foster home and beginning a completely different chapter of her life. She is believed to have a mild case of IVDD, a spinal condition that can affect mobility, and her rescue is determined to give her the specialized care she never received before. Her next steps will include a full neurological workup to better understand what is happening with her back legs and where she stands in her recovery. She is also beginning physical therapy, with sessions costing approximately $100 each and expected to continue weekly for the foreseeable future. Mika is already up to date on her vaccines, but she will also need to be spayed before she can eventually be placed for adoption. Her spay is expected to cost approximately $450 to $500, while her neurology appointment is estimated at another $400 to $450. For a small rescue, these expenses add up quickly, especially when physical therapy isn't a one-time appointment. But after watching Mika be passed over again and again because of the very condition she needed someone to help her with, her rescuers want this chapter of her life to be different. Mika's back legs may require extra care. Her future family may need to understand IVDD and be prepared for what comes with it. None of that changes the sweet little dog underneath it all or how deserving she is of the chance to finally know a life built around her needs. Please consider donating toward Mika's neurology care, physical therapy, spay, and continued medical needs. Every contribution helps give this little girl something she went far too long without: people willing to look at what she needs and choose her anyway.

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Cassay

Help Cassay Find His Footing

Baw Baw Animal Welfare

At just 7 months old, Cassay should be running, playing, and exploring the world around him. Instead, this young boy is struggling just to stand on his back legs. After Cassay had difficulty walking for nearly two weeks, Baw Baw Animal Welfare brought him to Vetcare Animal Hospital for help. A neurological exam revealed concerning problems with his hind legs and lower back. His reflexes are very weak or completely absent in his back legs, and he is having difficulty supporting himself and standing normally. Thankfully, an examination of his pelvis found no fractures. But Cassay’s symptoms point to a neurological or spinal injury that needs treatment and close monitoring. His veterinary team has started an intensive treatment plan to give him the best possible chance of improving. Cassay is receiving IV antibiotics, medication to protect his stomach, high-dose steroids to help address inflammation associated with spinal injury, and Neurobion to support his nervous system. For such a young pup, suddenly losing strength and control in his back legs is incredibly difficult. But Cassay now has people fighting for him and we want to give him every opportunity to regain his strength and mobility. Baw Baw Animal Welfare is hoping to raise $1,500 to help cover Cassay’s veterinary care and continued treatment. Every donation, no matter the size, will help provide the medical support he needs as his team works toward getting this sweet 7-month-old back on his feet. Please consider donating to Cassay’s campaign and helping this young boy get the chance to walk, play, and enjoy the puppyhood he deserves.

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Dakota

Help Dakota get Neurology Consult

Glenwood, MN • Pope County Humane Society

Meet Dakota. This little 2.5-month-old Boston Terrier may be small, but he is mighty. ❤️ Dakota came to us from a family who had originally adopted him out but was shortly returned due to some urinary concerns. The family then reached out to us for help with him as they trusted us to find a new great home. When Dakota arrived, we knew he needed medical attention. What we didn't know was just how complicated his situation might be. Our friends at CareVet of West Central MN have been working with us to get answers, and Dakota has already been to the vet multiple times. We are learning that his potty issues may be related to something much more complex than a simple bladder problem. His next step is a visit with a neurologist for further testing. From there, we simply don't know what the road ahead will look like. And we want to be honest with you: Dakota is a bigger medical case than PCHS typically has the resources to take on. We are already reaching out to potential resources and rescue partners who may be in a better position to help him long-term. But in the meantime, we want to give this little guy the best chance we possibly can. Dakota is only 2.5 months old. He has his whole life ahead of him, and despite everything he's been through already, he is still a happy, sweet little puppy who deserves the opportunity to grow up and experience that life. His quality of life will always be our priority, and we will continue to make decisions based on what is best for Dakota. But right now, we want to give him every reasonable chance to find answers and get the care he needs. This is where we need your help. Dakota has already had multiple veterinary appointments, and upcoming neurologist visits, diagnostic testing, medications, and whatever comes next could quickly add up. Would you consider making a donation toward Dakota's medical care? Every $5, $10, $25 or whatever you can spare helps us continue saying yes to animals like Dakota who need more than we anticipated. Thank you for helping us give this tiny, mighty puppy the best chance we can. 🐾

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KOJACK

Help Kojack get dental/growth removal surgery and histology — Lacey, WA

Lacey, WA

We adopted Kojack the 4th of July weekend 2022. He was to be put down because he couldn't be used for stud services. He had dental surgery, had been fixed and was ready to join our family. He has a fun loving personality. Everyone that meets him instantly falls in love. He loves people. Always giving kisses and high 5's! The many health issues has not altered that fun loving spirit. Kojack has multiple health issues. He has a trachea/bronchial collapse, IBD, anxiety issues from being caged his first year, multiple medications- was hospitalized in Florida twice. Now has a rapidly growing growth that needs to be removed sooner than later, plus dental. We can't get a loan and our funds have run out. Companion Veterinary Hosp. is the clinic providing care for Kojack. We were told his first year was rough. Caged does not know how to play with other dogs. He needs to be with people and has anxiety if he doesn't see you. He constantly shows his loving personality. Is right by your side always. We are seniors and he is the motivation to get up because we know he needs us as much as we need him. He offers such unconditional love! He is our happy little man. After retiring to Fl we made bad decisions, trusted wrong people and lost a lot. Moved to Wash, moving co loaded trailer wrong damages were $10,000 no refund. Monies for his medical and bad choices we now struggle week to week. Kojack is worth every dime we spend.

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