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Bitzy

Help Bitzy get Teeth extractions — Seattle, WA

Seattle, WA

She came from a hoarding situation where she was kept outdoors in a small cage. At Petco, she was placed in a bottom cage because they feared she might not survive. I wasn’t even a pet person then, but I couldn’t leave her there. I brought her home, and she became my whole world. She’s incredibly sweet and gentle and never bites or scratches. She needs dental surgery and four teeth extracted. Banfield Pet Hospital estimated the cost at $2,300, including anesthesia and the additional time needed for the extractions. Her surgery is scheduled for October 23rd, and I need help making sure she can receive the care she needs. She truly is my family and my whole world. After everything she went through before I found her, she is still the gentlest soul. Even when she wants attention, she hides her claws. She has been there through some of the hardest times in my life, and now I want to be there for her and make sure she is safe, comfortable, and cared for. For several months, I was the only one supporting our household. One problem after another left us relying on debt just to get by. I’ve never asked for assistance of any kind, but today, for her, I’m putting my pride aside because I have no other option.

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Roxie Ayala

Help Roxie Ayala get Bilateral Cataract surgery — Kissimmee, FL

Kissimmee, FL

Roxie has been part of our family since she was 2 months old. I saw her at a pet store and instantly fell in love with the cutest little Pomeranian. For 11 years, she’s been energetic, rambunctious, loving, and always ready to greet everyone. She is truly part of our family. Roxie has diabetes and requires insulin, and cataracts in both eyes are now causing her to lose her sight. She needs cataract surgery on both eyes, which we plan to have performed at the University of Florida in Gainesville. We’re hoping to restore her vision and help her continue living the happy, active life she loves. At 11, Roxie is still full of energy and life. We recently moved into our first home, and her limited vision makes navigating this new space difficult and frightening. Florida’s bright sunshine is also hard on her light-sensitive eyes. We want her to enjoy her remaining years with comfort, confidence, and the ability to see her family and surroundings. The surgery will cost $5,000+. We recently moved from a rent-stabilized 1-bedroom in NYC to our first 4-bedroom home for our family of 5, with much higher expenses. We’re asking for help so we can give Roxie the care she deserves. Every donation or share helps.

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Sasha

Help Sasha get two mastectomies to remove her mammary tumors — austin, TX

austin, TX

Sasha is my 8-year-old Maltipoo and my constant companion. She is sweet, funny, affectionate, and full of personality. She loves being close to me and has brought so much happiness into my life. She even has her own Instagram, “Sasha the Football Pup,” where friends can see more of her adventures and photos. Sasha has two mammary masses. Her veterinary oncologist classified the larger mass as Stage 2 based on its size and has recommended surgical removal promptly. She has already had bloodwork, chest X-rays, and ultrasound imaging to check for any signs of spread. The next step is surgery to remove the masses and send the tissue for pathology. Sasha is my 8-year-old Maltipoo, my constant companion, and truly part of my family. She is affectionate, funny, trusting, and full of personality. She even has her own Instagram, “Sasha the Football Pup,” where friends can see more of her life and photos. I want to give her every chance to stay healthy and enjoy many more happy years. I am currently unemployed and have already spent about $2,500 on Sasha’s testing and travel for veterinary care. Her surgery is expected to cost about $5,000. I need help so I can move forward promptly with the treatment her oncologist recommends.

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Delta

Help Us Save Delta!

CA • Ruff Day Rescue

💙 Where It Began: For nearly two weeks, a pregnant German Shepherd had been spotted wandering around a Home Depot parking lot. Our rescuers were able to approach her and get her safely loaded into our vehicle. Within minutes, Mama began to deliver. We transported her to our Medical Director quickly, helping her give birth to her first few puppies in the back seat. With our assistance, she gave birth over several hours to nine puppies. Mama and her pups were named as a tribute to the place where their journey began: 🧡 Maisie Dee 💛 Milwaukee, Kobalt, Bosch, Rigid, Ryobi, Hilti, Mikita, DeWalt, and Delta 💙 Where We Are Now: After weeks of being cared for by Mama Maisie, her pups were ready to find their forever homes. As the pups found their people, we started noticing something strange with one in particular, Delta. She wasn’t eating her food consistently and she wasn’t gaining weight. After a vet visit and bloodwork, it’s been determined that little Delta is severely anemic and she needs help. Her little body isn’t producing red blood cells correctly and she needs a blood transfusion (possibly multiple). We don’t know yet what Delta’s recovery will look like, but we are dedicated to getting her the help she needs. 💙 What We Need: To care for Delta, we have to cover her vet visit, bloodwork, and transfusion(s), as well as future visits and tests, medical supplies, and any other needs that come up. We are currently at VEG pleasant hill and are faced with a $5500 emergency vet bill just to stabilize her with transfusions, and that amount most likely will climb. As a non-profit we rely entirely on donations and adoption fees to pay for our rescues, and for the most part, we make ends meet. Cases like Delta’s, however, require more than what we have. But she’s a fighter- currently trying to bite at her IV and wagging her tail and giving kisses even though she is life threatening sick. She is fighting so we have to fight for her too. This sweet girl deserves to live a long, full life like her siblings and Mama Maisie, and we will do everything we can to make that happen for her. Please help us cover the cost of little Delta’s care. Any donation helps! 💙

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Odette

Help Odette Overcome a Severe Demodex Infestation

Los Angeles County, CA • Maison Sure Foundation

By the time Odette received the help she desperately needed, a severe untreated skin condition had left her in tremendous discomfort. Thankfully, Maison Sure Foundation stepped in to give Odette the chance to heal. She is battling a chronic Demodex infestation that has caused extensive inflammation and affected both her skin and eyes. Her condition became so severe that she needed to be hospitalized, where she could receive around-the-clock medical care while her body was given the time it needed to begin healing. Her treatment has been intensive. Odette is receiving multiple medications for her skin and eyes, frequent medicated baths, and consistent pain management, including methadone to keep her comfortable through the most difficult parts of her recovery. Thankfully, her testing has brought some encouraging news. Her X-rays were clear, her weight has remained stable, and while her bloodwork showed the expected signs of inflammation along with mild anemia, there were no other major concerns identified. But Odette arrived frightened and completely shut down. With her vision affected and everything around her unfamiliar, even understanding that she was finally somewhere safe would take time. Her medical team and the team at Maison Sure Foundation have been giving her that time while surrounding her with the care and comfort she needs. And slowly, they are beginning to see glimpses of the dog underneath all that discomfort. Odette's skin has already improved dramatically, and one of her eyes has begun to open. She is visual and has finally become comfortable enough to start exploring the hospital. Little by little, she is beginning to understand that she is safe and surrounded by people who want to help her. Her condition is treatable, but there is no overnight fix for what her body has endured. For now, Odette will remain hospitalized for as long as necessary while her veterinary team continues her medications, pain management, skin treatments, medicated baths, and supportive care. When she is ready, the hope is that she can move into foster care and continue the next chapter of her recovery in a home. The wins may not always come quickly, but Odette is already showing what time, treatment, and patience can do. Please consider donating to help Maison Sure Foundation with the veterinary care giving Odette the chance to heal at her own pace and finally experience the comfort she deserves.

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Ebony

Help Ebony get Amputation of left leg. — Thomasville, PA

Thomasville, PA

Fun loving running and jumping greyhound mix. She has been taking care of her owner roommate that has cancer. Jumping a gate that she always cleared she mangled her leg pretty bad. She has a compound fracture, transverse fracture, and a comminuted fracture. Her leg has to be amputated. Patton Veterinary Hospital in Red Lion PA. The fact that she is providing emotional care for my roommate that has stage 4 cancer means the world to me and him. She is sweet makes you laugh with her antics. She only 2 years old and only known love. We will not give up on her. She deserves to live a happy and healthy life. We love her very much. Cancer in the home We will be displaced from our home due to not being able to pay the mortgage due to Lost of employment. To our defense we had the money enough to pay the back mortgage but couldn’t afford the bank attorney added fees. We are trying to do our best to move forward with our lives but every time we are ahead two steps then unexpected things happens. I refuse to give up on my dogs or give them up. Now Ebony’s injury was accidental from a jump she has done repeatedly hundreds of times.

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Maia

Help Maia get Diagnostic fungal panel — Jonesboro, LA

Jonesboro, LA

This is Maia. After losing my beloved white poodle, I felt completely lost and prayed to somehow have her back. One morning, I woke up to a knock and heard my roommate say, "No, thank you." I leapt out of bed to see what was happening. She said our neighbor was giving away puppies. I ran outside, asked to hold one, and immediately knew this little white puppy was for me. My prayers were answered. Maia has suffered medical conditions her entire life, a long emotional and financial journey. Now, she is sick beyond my means. A vet suspects an aggressive fungal infection in her left eye and nostril, possibly sinonasal aspergillosis. The test alone is $900, and treatment can reach $9000. I can't afford the first step. Her allergies are worsening, and I feel hopeless watching her suffer. She is the sweetest, most joyful dog I have ever met. She makes friends with everyone—humans, cats, and other animals alike. She means the world to me and has been my best friend, right at my hip for six years. Recently, I’ve had to keep her separated from my toddler, who tries to doctor Maia's eye and wounds because she sees me do it so often, and I worry about contamination. Facing financial hardship, I can't afford her treatment and insurance won't cover it. Surrendering her to someone who can help is my devastating last resort. Maia's health is my absolute top priority; she deserves a chance to live an amazing, pain-free life.

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Mamacita

Help Mamacita get Oral Surgery for Stomatitis — Wadesboro, NC

Wadesboro, NC

Mamacita was my first rescue and the reason I fell in love with helping cats. In 2022, she appeared at my door with five kittens, thin and malnourished. Her eyes seemed to say, “I need help.” She and her babies stayed, and she has been my quiet, gentle, soft-spoken girl ever since. Mamacita was diagnosed with feline stomatitis after significant weight loss. She received antibiotics, steroids, deworming and flea treatment, but she now needs dental treatment and possible extractions. Estimated cost is $1,500–$4,000+ at Brown Creek Animal Hospital. Mamacita is special because she started my rescue journey. She trusted me with her five kittens when she was thin, hungry and vulnerable. Since then, I have helped many cats in need. She is gentle, quiet and deeply loved, and I want her to eat without pain and regain her health. I care for Mamacita and other cats in need, and veterinary costs add up quickly. Her dental treatment may cost $1,500–$4,000+, which I cannot manage alone. I am asking for help so she can receive the care she needs and live without mouth pain.

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Potato

Help Potato get Dental Surgery — Rochster, NY

Rochster, NY

Potato came into my life unexpectedly. I donated food to a friend of mine who feeds a few kitty colonies. She was fostering Potato (formerly known as Ozzie). On the day I stopped off the food, he ran up from the basement around peered out the door like a meerkat. I messaged her after I had left that her kitty was a cutie pie. She asked if I wanted to meet him. I said yes and all it took was for him to climb into my lap to know he'd become part of the family. He has resorptive lesions over his caudal molars. He will need to have full mouth X-rays, extraction with anesthesia. His vet is through Doorbell Vet. They specialize in community cats. He's the sweetest, spunkiest, little Potato man. He's my shadow, I'm his gentle introduction to life as a housecat. He's best snuggler, his different types of keepers are just the cutest. His non stop playfulness. I had to have major surgery and wasn't supposed to be out as long as I have been. The company who is handling my short term disability has gone through some changes which has delayed my payments for almost a month. I have blown through my savings trying to keep Potato and myself fed in this tough economy.

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