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Cash & Moose

Two Puppies. Cash and Moose. One Deadly Disease. They Need Us Now.

Paramus, NJ • Friends for Life Animal Rescue

We met two tiny puppies in a municipal shelter in South Texas at only a few weeks old, far too young to be in such a difficult place. The moment we saw them, we knew we couldn’t leave them behind. We brought them back to Friends for Life Rescue and immediately placed them in a foster home where they could receive the love and care they deserved. But just three days later, everything changed. Both puppies began showing early signs of Parvo, a highly contagious and often deadly virus, especially for puppies so young. We rushed them to the vet, and our worst fear was confirmed: both Moose and Cash tested positive. Because the clinic didn’t have the Parvo vaccines or resources needed for emergency treatment, we had no choice but to take them straight to the emergency hospital. The cost was overwhelming but their lives were worth it. Moose, the brown puppy, responded quickly to treatment and was able to go home after two days with continued care instructions. Cash, the black puppy, was not as lucky. He stopped eating. He couldn’t drink. He was vomiting constantly and became so weak he couldn’t even cry out. We were terrified we might lose him. For nearly a week, we waited, hoping for even the smallest sign of improvement while the vets fought to save him. Finally, after days of uncertainty, Cash began eating again. He started making little noises. He was strong enough to return to his foster home. These puppies have already survived more in their first weeks of life than most dogs ever will and they still have their whole lives ahead of them. Now, we are facing an urgent reality: Their emergency Parvo treatment has left us with a vet bill of over $4,000. We cannot do this alone. Every dollar donation will go directly toward paying for Moose and Cash’s lifesaving care and ensuring we can continue rescuing puppies like them Please consider giving today to help these two sweet survivors heal and thrive. Thank you for being part of their second chance. 7/22/26 Update Cash and Moose are both recovering from Parvo, which is a miracle because they were extremely sick. Now, Friends for Life Animal Rescue still needs your help with the high cost of treating these pups and their aftercare to make sure they fully recover.

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Nuggie

Nuggie is a 3 year old French Bulldog in Las Vegas, NV, who needs $15,000 for IVDD treatment, Physical Therapy, MRI, Medication.

Las Vegas, NV

Nuggie was a brought into our life on Christmas a few years ago. We had seen a listing on craigslist that someone had to get rid of him due to living siutations. We decided to help with the rehoming and paid a rehoming fee. He came home and met our frenchie Rocko and he fell right at home. He slept all day next to him and played. Currently he had to go to the ER because he did not want to walk. He was taken to ER never thought his legs would just randomly give out. I had just seen him during my lunch break & he went out and peed. A wobble here/there but thought he must of slept wrong. Then I came home that night and ate and noticed he didn't come in to greet. He wasn't able to get up. When we got to the vet they said he needed steroids, anti-inflammatory, and pain killers for a chance. Nuggie is special. He loves to roam out in the backyard. Try getting him in. He will be smelling the flowers or rubbing up against the lemon tree or even sunbathing. You have to go outside and round him up to get him in. He loves pupichinos from Starbucks, doggie ice cream, and doggie pizza. He's everyone's best buddy. The family loves taking him everywhere because of how friendly and calm he is. Very unexpected, really no emergency funds, Used what i had savings wise already on the first two ER visits, supplies, and medications. We already have debt and been trying to pay off and now will have to put a pause to try and get Nuggie the help/comfort he needs.

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Tiny

Tiny is a 9 month old Miniature Pinscher in Hamilton, OH, who needs $6,000 for Bone Plate Surgery.

Hamilton, OH

My Tiny is one of four precious puppies I had the privilege of helping mama Sadie deliver while under the watchful eye of daddy Duke. Our family is blessed with love and companionship as we live with her two sisters, her brother, and my 10 year old. This spunky girl has literally been with me since day 1. Tiny was a suiting name as well, she's tiny! The name kind of chose her. This little ball of energy decided to jump out of a parked vehicle, sustaining critical breaks to both her radius and ulna in her front left leg. Despite her resilience and minimal display of pain, her road to recovery has been complicated. Our Vet has recommended two potential courses of action: fitting her with a bone plate to facilitate stabilization or amputation. Tiny is a hyper little pup, loves to hop and jump high, get the zoomies, and rag doll her blankie. Regardless of circumstances, she consistently manages to put a smile on everyone's face. Tiny has quickly become an affectionate lap dog when sleepy and not at 100% energy. She likes to growl and show teeth to others, but is harmless. I guess it'st he min-pin in her. I am the sole financial provider with a fixed and limited income. Managing a severe medical disorder myself, there are times I may miss work and paychecks are small. My goal is to raise enough to assist Tiny with the bone plate surgery. My dogs are my world, my babies.

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Blossom

Blossom is a 3 month old Poodle in Atlanta , GA, who needs $5,809 for Left Tibial Tuberosity Avulsion Fracture Repair.

Atlanta, GA

After losing my beloved dog two years ago, I longed for a companion. My sister, a dog breeder, introduced me to Blossom as a puppy, and I fell in love instantly. I chose her name because she’s rambunctious and spunky, just like the 1980s TV show Blossom. She’s the only dog in the house, and she brings so much joy—she makes us laugh every day with her antics and her silly hops like a bunny rabbit This financial burden is overwhelming, and I’m heartbroken. I feel so much sadness not seeing Blossom act like her old, rambunctious self. This is an emergency—she has a left tibial tuberosity avulsion fracture, and the bone fragment must be reattached with pins. I must get her to Alabama Animal Hospital for orthopedic surgery. If I can, it will bring me peace and lift this crushing financial weig Blossom is such a rambunctious, cute little dog with so much personality. From the moment I met her, she was one of the most energetic puppies, and I instantly fell in love. She brings so much joy, laughter, and love into my life, and she’s truly a special part of my family “A few days ago, my grandson accidentally stepped on Blossom’s foot, causing a severe fracture. I had to pay for an urgent vet visit, but I’m on a tight budget. I need to get her to Alabama Animal Hospital for orthopedic surgery, and I just can’t do it alone. Please help me

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