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Stella

Help Stella get Emergency Treatment/ Parvo testing / treatment — Centerville, OH

Centerville, OH

Stella captured our hearts completely, but tonight she’s in a terrifying emergency. She suddenly became very weak, unable to eat or keep water down, and is declining fast. She desperately needs emergency vet admission and IV fluids to save her life. After monthly bills, this hit us unprepared. We can’t face losing her—please help give Stella the emergency care she needs to survive. 💔🙏 Stella is critically ill, extremely weak, and declining fast. She cannot eat or hold down water, putting her at severe risk of life-threatening dehydration and shock overnight. She needs immediate emergency vet admission, IV fluids, and stabilization. Stella is so special because she brought pure gentleness, joy, and warmth into our home right when our hearts needed it most. Watching her bond with our family—like her dad lovingly burping her after bottle-feeding—showed us how deeply she belongs with us. She isn't just a puppy; she’s a sweet piece of our hearts, and losing her after everything we've been through would completely shatter us. 💔 Stella needs emergency vet care tonight. With my husband between jobs, my DoorDash income, and raising our two kids, paying monthly bills left us with nothing for this sudden crisis. She's declining fast, and without help, we risk losing her. Please help save our baby. 💔

Rose

Help Rose get Pyometra surgery (emergency spay) — Dallas, TX

Dallas, TX

She’s 6 now her Birthday was in September. This Dog is incredible she’s my best friend. She’s mine shoulder to cry on she’s my world. By far the best pup I’ve had. She’s down for whatever journey you take her on she loves to swim. She’s very well trained she’s just incredible she cuddles every single night I can’t think of life without her. If you see me you see her ya know. She has Pyometra… I was really young when I got her and I never got her fixed, but it never gave us any problems. I just recently was out of town for two weeks. My mother was watching her and I got home. And she was all lethargic and just not doing well. I took her to the vet and they said she needs to be in surgery like yesterday. She’s just not doing good and I just can’t afford it. It’s 1700…. she’s incredible. She really is. She’s been my support animal for years. I’m 26 myself. She’s been with me since I was a young 20-year-old. She’s been my rock through it all and I just feel like I’ve been failing financially. I just feel so bad. I can’t afford the surgery for her. I feel like as a dog owner. I should. This is just a last resort for me. She’s like a child. I’ve just been struggling financially honestly times have just been hard. I was just on vacation for almost 2 weeks. My mother was watching her and I come home and she’s just in bad condition I really need some help. If there’s anybody that can help her please let me know.

Simba

Help Simba get URINARY TRACT ILLNESS — Stratford, CT

Stratford, CT

Simba is almost a 2 year old cat whom is very cuddly, vocal, and just overall a whole baby when it comes to mannerisms... he is very intelligent and knows how to tell me what he wants or what he needs. Ive had him since he was the size of my palms... he never lost his light and always been so sweet and cuddly. Recently, Simba has been having problems with his urinary tract, causing crystals, mucus, and blockage in his bladder. The care for him is going from $4000-$6000 at MedVet in Norwalk, CT. I dont want to sound crazy, but Simba is like the first child i never had, he has changed my routine and kept me at peace in my own home, every week i go forward at my age with no kids or family to have next to me, Simba is there keeping me alive and motivated to keep taking care of him and spoiling his needs if needed. My birthday was on 09/22, and wasnt expecting for a last minute financial emergency to happen. I work as an RA (Recovery Assistant) But i took a vacation for the days of my birthday. Now on 9/30 i do need help paying for the bill due to my missed time at work.

Valentino

Help Valentino get tplo surgery

Valentino loves pizza (crust), long walks to the nearest fire hydrant, and sleeping. Valentino tore his CCL and needs the TPLO surgery. He was diagnosed at Staples Mill animal hospital, we want to get the surgery done at Lifecare pet hospital. Valentino is my first pet, I got him when I was a teenager, of course he has became the families pet. He has followed us through some of the biggest moments in our life. Valentinos surgery will be around $4,300, this is a large sum of money to pay out of nowhere. Any help from the community would help in huge ways.

Comet

Help Comet Fight Lymphoma — Alpharetta, GA

Alpharetta, GA

Meet Comet — our goofy Saint Bernard and the heart of our house. We drove to Kentucky to bring her home, and that same day a comet streaked across the sky. That's how she got her name. She's a certified goofball with the most human-like personality — she makes us laugh daily, cuddles like she invented it, and looks at you like she understands every word. Comet stopped eating and lost 20 lbs (111→90). Blood work showed low cortisol, pointing to Addison's disease — the "great pretender." She's had the confirmatory test; results expected Oct 1–2. If confirmed, she'll need lifelong meds (~$300/mo). If not, more diagnostics or possible surgery. We've paid $474 out of pocket so far. Comet is family. She's my daughter Kiki's dog — Kiki is autistic, and Comet gives her comfort, confidence, and security no person could. She's been my companion through three shoulder surgeries, parked beside me through every long recovery. After we lost our 11-year-old Lab to cancer, Comet filled our empty house with love and laughter again. I'm a single mom on workers' comp — three shoulder surgeries, permanent restrictions, no shifts, no paycheck. We've paid $474 for Comet's care already; my parents help with rent. We can't cover what's next alone. Update 10/7: Comet has been diagnosed with large-cell lymphoma (confirmed October 2nd) and started chemotherapy at BluePearl Pet Hospital on October 7th. Her treatment costs about $3,800. Every dollar donated through Waggle goes directly to BluePearl for her treatment.

Smokey Binx

Help Smokey Binx get Left Leg Amputation and care — Clifton, NJ

Clifton, NJ

Smokey wasn’t supposed to become part of our family. He was simply a tiny kitten who needed someone to help him. Our kids found Smokey with a horrific injury to his tail, and we brought him for emergency veterinary care, where we learned that his tail was so badly injured that it couldn’t be saved. Smokey underwent a tail amputation and began treatment for infection. Smokey now needs a left-leg amputation. The estimated cost of his surgery and veterinary care is approximately $3,900, and after everything we’ve already spent on his emergency care, tail amputation, medications and treatment, this is more than we can manage on our own. And here’s the part that makes this so hard: Smokey is such a sweet boy. Smokey is special because he chose us as much as we chose him. Our kids found him injured and refused to give up on him, and through his recovery, he became part of our family. Despite everything he’s endured, Smokey remains gentle, affectionate and trusting. We’ve grown incredibly attached to him, and we want to give this little fighter the safe, happy life he never had a chance to experience. We've already committed so much to his tail amputation, infection treatment, medication and care. Any donation will help us give him the chance to heal and thrive.

Petunia

Help Senior Petunia Get The Answers She Deserves

Magnolia, TX • D&A Animal Rescue

At 11 years old, Petunia has already overcome life as a stray. After being rescued by D&A, she finally had the safety and care every senior dog deserves. But recently, something changed without warning. Petunia suddenly began losing her balance, falling over, walking sideways, circling repeatedly, and tilting her head to the right. She was also drooling heavily and, even more concerning, stopped wanting to eat. D&A immediately took Petunia to the vet to find out what was wrong. Her bloodwork came back normal, but unfortunately, that means there are still more questions than answers. Petunia is also being treated for an ear infection, and her veterinary team has discussed the possibility of a thyroid-related issue. If further testing doesn't provide answers, she may need a CT scan of her brain to investigate a possible neurological cause. For a senior girl who seemed fine before these symptoms appeared, watching Petunia suddenly struggle to walk and eat has been frightening. D&A is committed to getting to the bottom of what is happening, but additional testing and veterinary care can quickly become expensive. Petunia needs help taking the next steps toward a diagnosis and, hopefully, feeling like herself again. Please consider donating toward her veterinary care. Every contribution can help D&A continue searching for answers and give this sweet senior girl the care she needs.

Xena

Xena’s story isn't over—she needs your help.

UPPER CHICHESTER, PA • Joyner's Furr-eedom Rescue INC

Meet Xena, otherwise known as Minerva. After losing her beloved owner last year, Xena’s life took a heartbreaking turn. Her owner had kept Xena’s medical records and microchip information up to date—proof that this beautiful girl was once deeply loved and cared for. But after she passed away, Xena was left in someone else’s care. Somehow, she went from being a cherished companion to severely neglected and ultimately abandoned. Now, Xena is fighting to recover. She recently had to be rushed to Pinnacle Veterinary Hospital after developing a fever, lethargy, and becoming very ill. Veterinarians believe she may have fluid surrounding her lungs and chest cavity. They don't yet know whether it's a tumor, trauma/bleeding, or heart failure. Thankfully, her vitals were stable, and she received fluids, antibiotics, and anti-nausea medication to keep her comfortable. Xena is now home resting with her foster and on medication, and she will be seeing her primary veterinarian for additional testing and answers. But her medical journey is far from over—and the bills are adding up for Joyner's Furr-eedom Rescue. Please consider donating to help Xena get the testing, treatment, medication, and care she needs. After everything she's been through, she deserves the chance to finally feel safe, loved, and cared for again. Her owner loved her. Now it's our turn to make sure Xena knows she's still worth fighting for. 🐾❤️ Every donation, no matter the size, can help give Xena the second chance she deserves.

Lucky

Help Lucky get surgical correction of medial patellar luxation — OR

OR

Lucky entered my life through a stroke of fate. A good friend rescued him and asked me to dog-sit the next day, and we have been inseparable ever since. Lucky is a joyful, energetic companion who recently became a father for the first time. He loves playing catch and jumping to catch a ball. He has been a vital source of comfort and mental health support for me, and an irreplaceable friend. -Your dog was diagnosed with a grade 3/4 medial patellar luxation. A grade 3/4 MPL is considered severe, meaning the kneecap spends most or all of its time outside of its normal position. This can cause limping, discomfort, an abnormal gait, and progressive arthritis within the knee. Because of the severity of the luxation, surgical correction is recommended at the earliest convenient opportunity. I am a sexual, physical, and mental abuse survivor. Lucky has helped me pull myself out of my depression and has made me want to live and enjoy life again. Not a day goes by that I don't look at him and smile and tell him how much I love him. He truly saved my life, and that is why I named him Lucky, my "Lucky Star"! I live in low-income housing, and in fact, my housing is paid for for life by the City of Portland. I have been a victim of sexual, physical, and mental abuse since I was a young girl. I have a little money saved that I can contribute, but I am on a limited income.