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Piper

Help Piper get Chemotherapy — Reedsburg, WI

Reedsburg, WI

Seven years ago, we welcomed a tiny Goldendoodle named Piper into our lives on the very day she was born. We have watched her grow, and in turn, she has filled our lives with a pure, unconditional love. Piper is not just a pet; she is our family and the sweetest soul. Piper’s personality is a beautiful mix of a calm, gentle nature and a sweet, occasional playfulness. She lives for the simple joys of life—the thrill of a car ride, the sniffing adventures of a daily walk, and the comfort of carrying her favorite stuffed animals around in her mouth. She is the ultimate snuggler, demanding nothing more from the world than a cozy spot next to us and a few gentle pets on her belly. She is so deeply loved that a single name couldn't hold it all, answering to Puppy, Popper, Petey, and Princess Petey. Recently, our family's strength was tested in the most painful way possible when Piper was diagnosed with Large Cell Lymphoma. The diagnosis has left us absolutely devastated. It is incredibly heavy to face this reality with a girl who is so gentle and has only ever known how to love. Piper is intricately woven into every memory, every routine, and every corner of our hearts. We are sharing her story because she is a truly special girl, and we are dedicated to giving her the comfort, care, and love she so deeply deserves right now. We are respectfully request financial assistance due to an unexpected and overwhelming financial hardship brought on by the medical expenses for our beloved dog, Piper. Piper was recently diagnosed with lymphoma. To give her the absolute best outcome and the most effective chance, she has been started on the Wisconsin Madison Protocol (CHOP). This is an intensive, multi-agent protocol requiring 16 treatments over five months. Piper is the sweetest girl. She has brought so much joy to our lives. She deserves a chance to complete her chemotherapy treatments. While we are completely committed to Piper’s recovery, the financial toll has become unsustainable. For a while now, we have been struggling to barely make it through. Between the high cost of chemotherapy, the required weekly veterinarian visits, and our regular daily living expenses, we have exhausted our resources and desperately need help. We want nothing more than to ensure Piper can complete her full course of treatment, but we cannot do it alone. Any assistance your organization could provide toward her veterinary bills would make a profound difference for our family during this incredibly difficult time.

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Pluto

Help Pluto get Hospitalization — Douglasville, GA

Douglasville, GA

my baby, he’s my world. I rescued him from a tv cable cord that was wrapped around his neck. Me and my partner at the time rushed him to get checked on and shots and welcomed him into our home, his age was estimated at 5/7 mo’ he was just a puppy. We took our time with him as he took his time with us, he’s the sweetest most energetic dog and adjusted to everything life threw at him. The emergency services will not see or diagnose him without the 1300 initial payment. He’s responsive, eats still standing, eyes are blinking. He can stand for seconds before his legs give out. Recently my husband and I, our jobs changed and that affected our living situation. He was under my in laws care and was found outside laying down not able to get up. We’ve been through so much together and it’s not his time. He’s a strong dog that has so much life ahead of him. I had my son 2 years ago and pluto got me through my pregnancy. He was by my side every nap, every toilet session, when I needed to just rant. He is everything for my son, even now at 1 year old he’ll go and sit beside him and pet him before he lays down. We need Pluto, wrong place/time I have a 1 years old and I am transitioning jobs. We are making best efforts to move and our finance has been very rocky. We just started to get on top of things, doctors apts and my health has put a hold on a lot. Everything is just started to pull itself back together.

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Teddy Bear

Help Teddy Bear get Monthly medication and injection for 6 months. — Atlanta, GA

Atlanta, GA

Very communicative. He knows where is meds are kept and helps remind me when it’s time. I ask him a question like what do you want or where is it and leads me there. Often a treat or the back door! I’ve had him for 15 years in December 2026. He means the world to me. He has arthritis and allergies. He is in need of medication and a monthly injection. He tries to communicate with me and has persisted by my side through some of the toughest years of my life. He is intelligent and very lovable. Seeing his pain return breaks my heart and it hurts even more because I know he only needs a monthly injection and daily medication. I lost my job in February due to circumstances beyond my control. I’ve since applied to SSDI but Georgia takes up to 10-12 months for an initial decision. Right now I have no income and don’t know how I’m going to get through the next few months. His monthly injections are about $53 + $20 for the unlimited visits. Apoquel is about $93 a month and Galiprant is around $55 monthly.

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Hoogin

Help Hoogin get Treatment for Parvo — WA

This is Hoogin, he is an 11-month-old husky/lab puppy. He has recently contracted Parvo and is currently hospitalized. Right now, he is very sick and fighting hard, but unfortunately he is not doing well. Hoogin is normally the most energetic, loving, and cuddly boy. He has the funniest habit of jumping straight up in the air when he's excited to see someone, with all four paws off the ground like he's on a springboard. It's impossible not to smile when you see it. He brings so much joy, love, and laughter to everyone he meets, and it's heartbreaking to see him struggling like this. We are doing everything we can to give him the best chance of recovery, but the cost of hospitalization and treatment is quickly adding up. If you are able to donate, no amount is too small and every contribution will go directly towards Hoogin's hospital bill. It is very high and any help would be appreciated. If you cannot donate, sharing this post would mean the world to us and help us reach more people. Please keep Hoogin in your thoughts and prayers as he continues to fight. We are hoping for a miracle and are grateful for any support during this difficult time. Thank you for helping our sweet boy. ❤️🐾 He has Parvo and needs hospitalization, X-rays, blood work, antibody injections, and feeding catheter, since he is not able to eat yet. What makes our bond with Hoogin so special is his incredible ability to love despite not having the easiest start in life. From the moment he became part of our family, he has shown nothing but affection, trust, and a desire to please. He is the kind of puppy who just wants to be close to his people, whether he's curled up beside us for cuddles or making us laugh with his excited jumps straight into the air with all four paws off the ground. He has a gentle heart, a playful spirit, and a way of bringing joy to everyone around him. His recovery is so important because Hoogin is family. Despite the challenges he's faced, he continues to show us love, loyalty, and resilience every day. At only 11 months old, he has his whole life ahead of him and deserves the chance to experience the happy, healthy life that every puppy deserves. We know he will grow into an amazing companion and bring years of love and happiness to our family. He has so much love left to give, and we're not ready to give up on him. Right now, we're fighting to give him the future he deserves and are asking for help to give him that chance. I am currently unemployed and cannot afford the cost of his care.

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Buddy

Help Buddy get Palladia — Southaven, MS

Southaven, MS

Buddy came into my life unexpectedly in late September 2014. My then-husband found him on a cold, rainy evening after my stepson saw something run underneath their car. When the car door opened, Buddy jumped inside, landed on his foot, and refused to leave. At the time, I did not like dogs—in fact, I was afraid of them—so I was not happy when this little stray came home. We checked for a microchip and tried to make sure no one was looking for him, but eventually Buddy stayed. He was young, probably around a year old, and still chewing socks and shoes. Little by little, Buddy won me over. If I sat on the couch, he was nearby. If I went into my bedroom, he would be under the bed. Before I knew it, I was the one walking him and taking him to the veterinarian. When my marriage ended, Buddy came with me. He has been beside me through my divorce, moving into an apartment, and starting over. Buddy didn't just make me love him—he changed how I felt about dogs completely. Because of him, I became a dog lover. He found his way into that car in 2014, but ultimately, he found his way into my heart.With heavy financial commitments like a mortgage, his owner's remaining CareCredit balance is running thin after initial diagnostic biopsies. 100% of the funds raised through Waggle go directly to his veterinary hospital, Angel Care, to fund his medical monitoring and care. Please consider a donation to help keep Buddy happy, pain-free, and marching along on his favorite park walks. Recently, a persistent, non-healing ulcer on his leg led to a devastating diagnosis: an undifferentiated scirrhous carcinoma. The cancer is at a microscopic stage. His chest xray, abdominal ultrasound and pelvic ultrasound showed no tumors. Because of that, Buddy is a perfect candidate for Palladia (toceranib phosphate) targeted chemotherapy to stabilize the disease and freeze tumor growth. To ensure his internal organs can safely handle treatment, Buddy requires extensive baseline blood panels, urinalysis, and close medical monitoring. His family is pulling out all the stops, combining Western oncology with home-based canine acupuncture and chiropractic adjustments to maintain his high quality of life. Buddy is special to me because he changed my heart. When he came into my life in 2014, I didn’t like dogs and was actually afraid of them. He had been found outside on a cold, rainy day, and somehow he ended up becoming part of our family. Little by little, Buddy won me over. If I sat on the couch, he was nearby. If I went into another room, he followed me. Before I knew it, I was walking him, taking him to the vet, caring for him, and loving him. Buddy has also been with me through some major changes in my life, including my divorce and moving into an apartment and eventually into my own home. Through all of those changes, he has been my constant companion. What makes Buddy especially special is that he didn’t just make me love him—he taught me how to love dogs. Because of Buddy, the person who once didn’t want a dog now loves dogs in general. He found his way into my home by accident, but he found his way into my heart and changed it forever. Despite his age, Buddy is full of life—he greets every day with vibrant energy, loves his daily walks at the park, and enthusiastically pulls on his leash to greet other dogs. With heavy financial commitments like a mortgage, his owner's remaining CareCredit balance is running thin after initial diagnostic biopsies. 100% of the funds raised through Waggle go directly to his veterinary hospital, Angel Care, to fund his medical monitoring and care. Please consider a donation to help keep Buddy happy, pain-free, and marching along on his favorite park walks.

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Bugsy

Help Bugsy get Eye & tumor removal — Winder, GA

Winder, GA

I found Bugsy as a tiny baby in a wooded pasture same week I learned I'm unable to have KIM. Him around made it less devastating. That was 8 years ago. He has been by my side every day since. He's always followed me on hiking adventures. Even swam across a creek after me. He loves to carry conversations with me. He's still a big playful kitten. He most favorite things are catnip & THE LASER🤩😍 He has been the world's healthiest boy since day 1. Until he developed a tumor in his third eyelid on his left eye. They didn't get the entire tumor when removing his eyelids in July. Since then it has progressed more. With surgery to remove his eye & attached tumors he has a chance at a full rest of his life. But I can't save the cost soon enough before spreads to far. He's all I have. I lost my grampa who helped raise me to cancer in 2022. My sweet senior girl to brain tumor in 2024. He saved me from darkest place & has giving me a reason to be. I'm with him 24/7. We lived in a tent for the first 4 years of his life as I couldn't have him where I was living. He means more to me than life it's self. I'm not sure my bad heart will make it thru losing him to this The sooner he has surgery the better his prognosis. The tumor is progressing rapidly. I am unable to save up the procedure amount as fast as he needs it done. I'm am past the point of desperation.

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Uhtred

Help Uhtred get ICU monitoring & Surgery for Broken Leg — MA

Uhtred is a very loving, active and fierce little cat. He was found under the hood of a truck over last winter. He was not noticed in the truck until the driver popped the hood to help jump start his friend’s car. Since he survived the car ride and was so strong and a fierce little cat we decided to name him after a main character who was brave and fierce Viking in a popular show on Netflix. He fit right in with our little family and even gets along great with our German Shepherd (although it look Uhtred some convincing on his part). He loves the outdoors and hunting critters in our yard. While he is very tough he is still the sweetest cat and loves to be with his people. Two days ago, Uhtred was hit by a car and suffered life-threatening injuries. The most critical of his injuries are to his lungs. The trauma to his chest caused a pneumothorax, meaning air became trapped in his chest cavity, making it difficult for his lungs to function properly. He required a thoracocentesis procedure to remove the excess air and relieve the pressure. Thankfully, the procedure went well, and Uhtred’s latest medical update gave us some encouraging news—his lungs are doing well and responding positively to treatment. We are hopeful and taking his recovery one step at a time. He remains in the ICU at Bay State Emergency Vey, where he is being closely monitored and cared for. As if that wasn’t enough, Uhtred also suffered a fractured leg that will require surgery once he is stable enough to undergo the procedure. Right now, his lungs remain our biggest concern. Despite all of his injuries, in true Uhtred fashion, he has lived up to his name and is still fighting for a chance. ❤️ We just want to give him that chance to come home. His emergency care is quickly becoming very costly, and any donation toward Uhtred’s medical expenses would mean more to us than we can put into words. If you’re unable to donate, sharing his story would also help tremendously. Please keep our brave little fighter in your thoughts. ❤️🐾 From the moment he came into our lives, he became such a special part of our family. He has brought us so much love, laughter, and personality, and there is something incredibly special about the connection we share with him. He isn’t just our cat—he is family. The thought of losing him is heartbreaking, and seeing him fight so hard makes us want to fight just as hard for him. Having Uhtred recover and come home to us would mean more than we could ever express. The cost of Uhtred’s emergency care has already become overwhelming. Between his ICU stay, procedures, medications, monitoring, and the surgery he will need once he is stable, his medical expenses continue to grow. We never imagined we would be in a situation like this, but we are doing everything we can to give him the care he needs. Any help with his medical expenses would make a tremendous difference and give Uhtred the best chance possible at coming home

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Duling

Help Duling get Cystotomy — Parkville, MD

Parkville, MD

He is one of a kind, he is a cat that likes to stick to himself he only likes to cuddle with me. And when i say that i mean he comes up and gets on my chest with his face in mine and he purrs while i pet his back and when he has had enough he jumps down and goes on with what he likes to play with. Every day when i get home from work i call duling for my kisses and he comes running and gives me my kisses. He wakes me up every morning for his morning meal and in turn he is my alarm clock. My life would be upside down without him. He was just recently seen for not eating and going to the litter box too frequently with small amounts of pee and suspected blood in his urine, when he was seen at the animal hospital i was told he has alot of bladder stones some in which were almost in his urethra where it could cause an even bigger problem of a blockage which can be fatal and much more expensive to treat. I felt myself get weak especially when the vet doctor told me she would not wait at all and she gave me the number for spay now and they are able to do the cystotomy but they need payment up front and i don't have it and now i am facing a terrible decision of what can i do to get my baby the help he needs so he doesn't get a blockage. Because ever since we saved duling from a life on the streets he has saved me at one of my lowest points in life. He even struggled with me when i was living out of a van a few years ago he was right by my side and we have been inseparable for his entire life. He has been my emotional rock through more ways than one and i don't know what i would do without him. My baby has been dealing with urinary issues and just recently i noticed there was blood drops on my wall down at the height that only duling could have done this, so i took him to an animal hospital right away and there he had an xray which revealed many stones in his bladder and i was so upset because i know i can't afford the surgery they said he needed to remove them and the vet tools me a place to go that would be cheaper than they charge but still i can't afford anymore, i had to pay $631 for the emergency visit and that was steep considering my rent was due as well so i am terrified at the thought of what will happen to my precious cat who doesn't deserve any of this pain he is in.

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Kiki Love

Help Kiki Love get Diagnositics, Antibiotics, and release — Greensboro, NC

Greensboro, NC

Kiki is loving, affectionate, loyal, and has a way of making you smile even when you’re having the worst day. Kiki is very calm, cool, and collected. She has her own little personality and quirks that make her completely irreplaceable. She is someone I love. She has given me unconditional love and companionship, and I want nothing more than to be able to give that same love back to her. Kiki has been diagnosed with Giardia. A parasite that dogs pick up by drinking contaminated or dirty water or eating contaminated material. Kiki had the following symptoms which is how we ended up at the After-Hours Emergency clinic. foul-smelling diarrhea, vomiting, gas, stomach discomfort, decreased appetite, weight loss, and dehydration. Kiki is so much more than a dog to me—she is family, my companion, and a big piece of my heart. From the moment she came into my life, she quickly became someone I couldn’t imagine my life without. Kiki deserves to be treated with compassion and dignity, and I am doing everything I can to advocate for her and to get her back home where she belongs. My biggest concern is getting Kiki home from the vet. The vet will not release her unless $750 is paid in full! The After-Hours Emergency Vet in Greensboro, NC informed me that they would release Kiki to the local animal shelter if the payment was not made in full.

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