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Missy Moo Moo

Help Missy Moo Moo get Double cherry eye, tumor, spayed — MI

MI

Missy Moo Moo is my recently rescued black English Bulldog. 🖤🐾 She’s already stolen our hearts and become part of our family. She has double cherry eye and a growth on her belly that needs to be checked and hopefully removed. As a single mom, I’m struggling to afford her care, but I want to give this sweet girl the healthy, happy life she deserves. Double cherry eye Possible tumor Spayed Great Lakes saginaw emergency vet is where I would be taking her.. since we do not have a vet yet & they do great & was highly recommended Missy came into our lives recently as a rescue, but she quickly became family. 🖤 My kids adore her, and she has brought so much love and happiness into our home. She deserves a second chance at a healthy, comfortable life, and we want to be the family who gives that to her. She’s not just our dog—she’s our Moo Moo. 🐾❤️ I’m a single mom raising two kids and recently rescued Missy. Her medical needs are more than I can afford alone. Please consider donating or sharing her story to help cover her vet care, cherry eye treatment, and belly growth evaluation. Every dollar helps. 🖤🐾

Sasha

Help Sasha get Eye surgery, drainage, potential pregnancy — MI

MI

Sasha is my sweet brown English Bulldog who has been part of our family for about a month now. 🐾🤎 She’s loving, stubborn, goofy, and full of personality. She’s adored by me and my kids and has been there through so many moments already with us. Sasha is truly family, and we want to give her the same love and care she has given us. Chronic eye condition with redness/drainage Skin irritation/infection beneath the eye with ongoing drainage Veterinary examination and treatment needed Possible pregnancy requiring evaluation and monitoring Possible C-section if pregnant and determined necessary by the veterinarian She’s not just a pet—she’s family and has been a constant source of love and companionship. Seeing her struggle with her eye and skin breaks my heart. We just want our girl comfortable, healthy, and feeling like herself again. m a single mom raising two kids, and unexpected veterinary costs are more than I can manage on my own Please consider donating or sharing her story. Every bit of support means so much. 🤎🐾

diamond

Help Diamond get pyometra surgery — Villa Rica, GA

villa rica, GA

Diamond is a greats dog, very protective and loving. My GODkids had the parents of Diamond. Far from human aggressive, but she only like her mom her son and the male dog of her litter. She gave birth to 7 puppies June 2 2025 and I kept 1 for her! She is not spayed and recently came out of heat. Two days out of heat she leaking again…. Pyometra (uterine infection) commonly develops after a heat cycle and can become an emergency. She need x-rays, more antibiotics and possibly surgery! Well truthfully I got her after a breakup “ they say mans best friend, so I got her to keep me company. Promised her I’d be wealthy one day and she will have a big backyard to play in. Currently still working on that! Vet visit was high due to what she needs and I’d love to keep the promise I made her 5 years ago, when I got her. Anything helps. I just want to see my dog healthy again!

Wallie

Help Wallie get Urinary Tract Blockage — Skokie, IL

Skokie, IL

Wallie is my 2-year-old domestic shorthair. He is loving, affectionate, and sometimes very clingy. I met him while looking to adopt a companion for my other cat. He was in a cage with his siblings but was the only one interacting with me. Even on our first meeting, he won me over with his sweet personality, and I knew he belonged with me. Wallie is having trouble using the bathroom and may have a urinary tract blockage. This started last week and is continuing. Because a blockage can be an emergency, he needs to be evaluated by a veterinarian as soon as possible. I’m still learning what treatment he may need, but I expect testing and emergency care may be necessary. Wallie means everything to me and my family. He is incredibly sweet and affectionate once he trusts you. He loves being close and always wants to be around us. He brings so much love and happiness into our home, and I cannot imagine losing him. He is still so young, and I want to give him every chance to recover and come home healthy. Wallie’s emergency came at a difficult time. I was recently laid off and just started a new job. I also have another cat with seizures who needs medication. His care may cost around $5,000, which I can’t afford. Any help means so much.

Carter

Help Carter get Seizures, Spinal Tap/ MRI — Laurel, MD

Laurel, MD

Our beloved 2-year-old Miniature Schnauzer, Carter’s journey started with heartbreak. He originally belonged to an owner who suddenly passed away. On January 17th 2026, we officially adopted him as he nowhere else to go. We promised him that he would never feel abandoned, or be unsafe ever again. He quickly became the absolute center of our world always playing with his dog brother Lincoln. Since May 2026, Carter has been dealing with a severe seizure disorder. We have been meticulously tracking his episodes, keeping him on strict daily anti-seizure medications. Carter’s condition escalated into a life-threatening crisis in September as he suffered a violent storm of consecutive cluster seizures. averaging multiple episodes just minutes apart. Carter is very special as he has already lost one owner and made us his home. He is our son and we do not want to lose him. Carter stepped into our lives when he needed a home, and now we are doing everything humanly possible to save his life. We love our boy deeply. He should not lose another home! We are facing significant financial strain right now. As first-time homeowners managing unexpected household expenses, we hit a hard financial wall after a recent emergency cluster seizure crisis. Our emergency veterinary debt on CareCredit has reached $7,184, completely maxing out our credit lines.

Athena

Help Athena get Surgery — WI

WI

My sophomore year of high school I was surprised with my best friend. I got her at eight weeks old and got to see her girl into her teenage crazy years while I was in mine. Athena is such a baby and drama queen she will most definitely tell us if she’s hungry thirsty or if there’s a piece of food stock somewhere where she can’t reach. I’ve been told she’s my twin. I believe she’s my twin flame. She became academic due to some internal bleeding. The doctors did an ultrasound and found something obstructing not too long ago she was prescribed anti-inflammatories which they believed also caused irritation in her G.I. track. After the ultrasound they decided that she needs surgery and has to be hospitalized. My dog is my firstborn child, she quite literally is like a shot of espresso because she is such a crackhead. She always keeps me all my toes and never fails to turn my frown upside down. She has quite literally tried to lick my tears off of my face. She is such a a ray of sunshine and brings joy to everyone, even if she’s been barking /whining for our straight. unfortunately, as a college student, I have so many financial burdens and as much shifts as I pick up, it’s still not enough to help pay for my best friends bills

Little Man

Help Little Man get Prepubic Urethral Stricture — Denton, TX

Denton, TX

Little Man is my big, soft, gentle boy with the sweetest little personality and the tiniest, quietest meow. He may be a big boy, but he has always been my baby. I met Little Man when he was only a few months old, and it didn't take long for the two of us to become inseparable. From the very first day I brought him home, he was attached to me. He would only let me hold him like a baby and absolutely refused to let me put him down. Four years later, he still wants to be wherever I am. Little Man loves his mouse toys and will happily chase them around the house. He loves cuddling with his mama, getting pets and scratches, and one of my favorite things is when he gives me his hugs by wrapping his big paws around my neck. When I'm working, he will often just lay beside me and keep me company. He doesn't have to be doing anything special—he just wants to be near me. He also likes to think he is the man of the house. If something is happening, Little Man believes it is his personal responsibility to investigate it and check everything out for himself. He has such a gentle, loving nature, and his presence fills our home. We have only had four years together, but it feels like he has been a part of my life forever. He has become such a huge part of my world that I truly cannot imagine my life without him. I know that someday I will have to say goodbye, because that is the heartbreaking part of loving our animals, but I am not ready for that day. Right now, I just want to give my sweet boy the chance to come home, be comfortable, chase his mouse toys, give his mama his hugs, and spend many more ordinary days laying beside me while I work. Little Man isn't just my pet. He is my baby, my companion, my shadow, and a huge piece of my heart. Little Man is currently being treated at Denton County Animal Emergency Room (DCAER) after suffering a second life-threatening urinary blockage. He originally experienced a urinary blockage in July. Although he received emergency treatment and was able to come home, he continued to have difficulty urinating and producing smaller-than-normal amounts of urine. Unfortunately, he became completely blocked again and required emergency hospitalization and catheterization. The veterinary team has now confirmed that Little Man has a urethral stricture—a narrowing of his urethra that is preventing him from being able to urinate normally and has caused his repeated, life-threatening blockages. He has required hospitalization, urinary catheterization, pain management, medication, and close monitoring. The catheter has had to be placed again to keep him able to urinate while we determine the best long-term treatment for his stricture. Because of the location and severity of the stricture, we are having to consult a specialist for potential life-saving surgery. The specialist will determine whether Little Man needs a procedure to create a new urinary route that completely bypasses the stricture, or whether balloon dilation may be possible to expand the narrowed area and allow urine to flow properly again. The emergency care and hospitalization have already created a significant financial burden, and the upcoming specialist consultation and treatment are more than I can manage on my own. I am asking for financial help to give Little Man the best chance of coming home. Donations will go directly toward his emergency hospitalization, continued medical care, specialist consultation, diagnostic procedures, and whichever treatment or surgery the veterinary team determines is necessary to save his life. Any amount, no matter how small, would mean so much to us. If you are unable to donate, sharing Little Man's story can help us reach someone who can. Every donation and every share brings us one step closer to getting my sweet boy the treatment he needs. Little Man is only four years old. He is a gentle, loving boy who still has so much life left in him. I just want the chance to bring him home, cuddle with my baby, watch him chase his mouse toys, and have him laying beside me while I work for many more years. Please help me bring my Little Man home. ❤️ Little Man is special because he isn't just a pet to me—he is my baby, my constant companion, and one of the biggest pieces of my heart. From the moment I met him when he was just a few months old, we formed a bond that has only grown stronger over the past four years. From the very first day I brought him home, he wanted to be in my arms. He would only let me hold him like a baby and wouldn't let me put him down. Somehow, four years later, he still hasn't outgrown wanting to be right beside his mama. Little Man follows me everywhere. When I work, he lays beside me. When I'm relaxing, he wants to cuddle. He loves wrapping his paws around my neck for his hugs, getting his scratches, and simply being close to me. He has this sweet, gentle nature that makes him so easy to love. Even though he's a big boy, he has the quietest little meow and the softest heart. He has been there through so many moments of my life. His presence has brought me comfort, companionship, laughter, and unconditional love. There is something incredibly special about having a little soul who chooses you every single day, and Little Man has always chosen me. He is also the self-appointed man of the house. He has to investigate everything and make sure he knows what is going on. He loves his mouse toys, loves his cuddles, and somehow manages to make even the most ordinary day feel better just by being there. His recovery matters so much to me because I am simply not ready to lose him. We have only had four years together, and those four years have never felt like enough. I know that someday I will have to say goodbye, but I believe that day should be far in the future—not because a treatable medical condition took him from me at only four years old. I want my boy back home. I want to see him chasing his toys, wrapping his paws around my neck, laying beside me while I work, and following me around the house like he always does. I want more ordinary days with him, because those ordinary days are everything to me. Little Man is family. He is loved beyond words, and I am fighting for him because he is worth fighting for. I am asking for help because Little Man's emergency has created veterinary expenses that I simply cannot afford on my own. I have already spent thousands on his emergency hospitalization, catheterization, medications, diagnostics, and ongoing care. Now that his urethral stricture has been confirmed, he needs a specialist consultation and potentially life-saving treatment that could cost thousands more. I am doing everything I can to save my boy, but I cannot do this alone. I am turning to our community because I don't want finances to stand between Little Man and the care he needs. Any donation, no matter the amount, will help. If you cannot donate, sharing his story means just as much and could help us reach someone who can. Please help me bring my sweet boy home. ❤️

Nova

Help Nova get GINGIVECTOMY

Nova is a six-year-old Heffalump Princess Pot-a-Puss. The vet told me she is an American Staffordshire Terrier, but we just call her a heifer around here. She came to us right before I popped out my third one. I told that daddy he had three days to rehome her. Then I done fell in love with her. When them kids started crying and begging to keep her, I couldn’t say no. Turns out she’s the best darn dog I’ve ever had. We took her to real good doggy doctor cuz she got these big lumps all in her mouth. They were real little at first, but had just blown up in the past year or so. They look like some sort of big ol’ polyps that are covering her back teeth and starting to bleed real bad. The vet said it was the worst case she’d ever seen and she needs to get them polyps cut out real soon. She had some big long fancy name for what it was called and another big ‘ol long name for the surgery Nova needs. I just looked it up. A GINGIVECTOMY. We took her to a real nice place, Johnson Animal Clinic in the city. Nova is such a good girl and isn’t just my dog, she’s my best friend and a huge part of our lives. She runs around with them kids and gets all their energy out so they aren’t acting a fool inside the house. They like to play tug-of-war with sticks from the burn pile out back. Nova usually wins. She’s strong as an ox but wouldn’t hurt a flea, unless someone came up on us. I’m rightly sure she would protect and defend her flock if push came to shove. She’s a good guard dog. We know if something’s amiss outside cuz Nova tells us with a BIG bark. It’s usually just that dang donkey running around. Her and Ed have a love hate relationship. Nova has five 4-legged sisters and one brother (my babies). Pretty sure them kiddos love this dog more than they love me sometimes. Like I said, Nova ain’t just a dog to us, she’s apart of our pack. Well, they say it takes a village and we need help from y’all. We live paycheck to paycheck. We just don’t got that extra money right now. Nova is a member of our household and we gots to find a way to get her that surgery. So we’re asking for your help because that’s what a community does, we help each other when times be getting tough. I appreciate and thank yall if you do decide to help our sweet Nova girl get this surgery.

Miss Mischievous

Help Miss Mischievous get Surgery — Beaverton, OR

Beaverton, OR

Miss Mischievous is a lovable, active cat that loves to get into things. She has a lot of fun, she loves the sun and loves attention. She has fluid in her lungs and needs immediate medical assistance. The total cost of the procedure comes out to $1474.50. She is an emotional support animal and very meaningful to my depression. Unfortunately we are not in the place to afford the cost of her care. We have discussed surrendering her to a shelter, although most are currently at capacity or may not take her due to her medical status. We are trying to prevent euthanasia since we believe she could happily live on for a while longer. Any support or donation towards helping us get our kitty healthy is immensely appreciated. Thank you