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Ruger

Help Ruger get Orthopedic surgery — Fort Collins, CO

Fort Collins, CO

Ruger is our sweet six-month-old Doberman and field Golden Retriever mix. He is playful, loyal, full of personality, and completely devoted to our family—especially the kids. Ruger came to us as a gift from someone very special to our family who recently passed away, which makes him even more meaningful to us. He is young, deeply loved, and has his whole life ahead of him. Even through this painful injury, he has shown how strong and trusting he is. Ruger isn’t just our dog—he is family, and we are committed to giving him every chance to heal. Tonight our six-month-old puppy, Ruger, suffered a serious accident and has an open, displaced fracture and dislocation in his back leg. CSU has stabilized him, started antibiotics and pain medication, and confirmed that his leg is repairable. We are urgently trying to raise approximately $4,000 for orthopedic surgery. If you feel led to help—even $10, $20, or simply sharing this post—it would mean more than I can say. Ruger is young, deeply loved, and deserves the chance to heal and come home to his family. Every dollar raised will go toward Ruger’s veterinary care. Ruger is especially important to our ten-year-old son, Summit. Summit has faced significant medical challenges throughout his life, including multiple heart surgeries, strokes, and seizures. Ruger was his wish from Make a wish and Our family has worked hard to rebuild after the Cameron Peak Fire damaged our small family-owned cabin. Much of our time, income, and energy has gone toward repairing what was lost while raising our five children and managing the needs of our ten-year-old son, Summit. Summit was born with hypoplastic left heart syndrome and has endured heart surgeries, strokes, seizures, and ongoing medical care. Ruger has become incredibly special to him—a loyal companion who brings comfort, happiness, and a sense of normalcy to a child who has already faced more than most adults ever will. We will find a way to get Ruger the care he needs, but an unexpected orthopedic surgery is a significant hardship for our family. We aren’t asking others to carry the entire burden. We are asking for help lightening it. Every donation, no matter the amount, will go directly toward giving Ruger the repair and recovery he needs to come home to Summit and the family who loves him.brings him companionship, comfort, and the simple joy of having a puppy who loves him completely. He also came to our family through Aaron, someone we deeply loved and recently lost, so Ruger carries a meaningful connection to him as well. To Summit, Ruger is much more than a pet—he is his friend, his comfort, and an important part of our family.

Bella

Help Bella get X-rays, medication and possible surgery — Pahoa, HI

Pahoa, HI

Bella was supposed to die. When she came into our lives at about a year and a half old, she was a rescue with her time running out, set to be put down over a situation with her puppies that was never her fault. We brought her home anyway, and she has spent every single day since proving that was the right call. She grew up alongside our children. Most of them were babies when she arrived, and she has been their gentle shadow ever since, patient and loving in the way only a dog who knows she was saved can be. She is family in every sense that matters. Now Bella has hurt her shoulder and she needs veterinary care that we cannot give her on our own right now. We live in Hawaii, and wave after wave of hurricanes and natural disasters has knocked us down again and again, wiping out work and income right when we needed it most. We are doing everything we can for her, but right now it is not enough, and we cannot stand by and watch her suffer when there is a way to fix this. Every dollar raised goes directly to her veterinary care through Waggle. If you can help Bella get back on her feet and back to her kids, our whole family will never forget it. For proper care she's going to need x-rays, medications and possibly surgery. For a shoulder injury she sustained due to her age while playing with one of our other dogs. She's been a permanent fixture in our kids' lives and in our lives since she was a year and a half years old, we rescued her. We could not imagine our family without her. Bella has hurt her shoulder and she needs veterinary care that we cannot give her on our own right now. We live in Hawaii, and wave after wave of hurricanes and natural disasters has knocked us down again and again, wiping out work and income right when we needed it most. We are doing everything we can for her, but right now it is not enough, and we need help to help her. Every dollar raised goes directly to her veterinary care through Waggle. If you can help Bella get back on her feet and back to her kids, our whole family will never forget it.

Skyler

Help Skyler get Blood Transfusions

Skyler has been part my family since she was five months old. Skyler has always been a happy and vibrant dog who loves running and playing with her ball and walks in the park. A few days ago, everything changed when Skyler became weak, experienced loss of appetite, and with lower energy level. Skyler was taken to the vet office and we found out she has Immune-Mediated Hemolytic Anemia. Skyler diagnoses is Immune Mediated Hemolytic Anemia (IMHA) a condition in which the body's immune system attacks and removed its own read blood cells. Skyler will need additional blood tests and blood transfusions. Skyler is part of my family. She has been with us for two years now. We love our dog very much and want her to be healthy again. My daughter l considers as her best friend. ❤️ I am unable to pay for medical care for my dog due to my financial situation at this time. It will cost a lot for Skyler to get additional labs and blood transfusions.

Chloé

Help Chloé get blood work and treatment for skin condition — BRONX, NY

BRONX, NY

Chloe is a maltipoo breed She has been scratching obsessively non stop for months I took her to the veterinarian they put her on apoquel but it hasn't stop her itching I've also giving her pet honestly and also benadryl half a pill but I don't see any improvements. I haven't been able to take veterinarian Sinse june because I didn't have the funds.On August 23rd. I loss my best friend my 16yld dog Negrita & 2weeks later on Sep5th. I had to put my support cat Felix to sleep he was very special to me he also had a skin condition his veterinarian tried everything on him and at the end he needed a dermatologist and I didn't have the funds. I dont want to loss another pet my heart cant take another loss this pain and emptiness is unbearable. I have dedicated years of my life rescuing animals that people other just simply abandoned or throw out. I really could use a lending hand. Believe when I tell you I'mswallowing my pride right now. I couldn't really use the help. Skin Condition and Medication. Her veterinarian name is Dr.Albert Burchman at Armory Dog & Cat hospital Chloé previous owner left her behind in horrible condition she was severely matted and in feces stuck to her everywhere as I also have a picture of how matted she was. Chloe is the most loving gentle playful dog in the time I got her I just knew that under all the fur it was a beautiful baby asking for help. And I just fell in love with her at that moment. I'm on public assistance & get SSI I have been paying out of pocket using my SSI money to pay for there vet bill. I would stay broke to make sure they all have. Her veterinarian would vouch for that. But I really need help. I need to pay my rent to make sure they have a roof to stay in,don't worry rent is paid in full I just simply need help getting Chloe seen soon rather than later. Thank you in Advance.

Jaxson

Help Jaxson get IVDD Spinal Surgery — Orlando, FL

Orlando, FL

Jaxson is a loving, playful, and loyal dog who has brought so much joy into our lives. He has always been full of personality and loves being around his family. Jaxson quickly became more than just a pet—he became family. We cherish every moment with him and want nothing more than to see him happy and healthy again. Jaxson suffered a spinal injury after falling off the couch, leaving his back legs paralyzed. He cannot walk, stand, or urinate on his own and requires manual bladder expression. He is in pain and needs urgent surgery at Small Animal Hospital in Gainesville. The longer he waits, the lower his chances of walking again. My pet is more than an animal—he is family. He brings me comfort, happiness, and unconditional love every day. Our bond means so much to me, and seeing him sick or in pain is heartbreaking. His recovery matters because I cannot imagine my life or home without him. He deserves every chance to heal and return to his happy, loving self. We have been told surgery may give Jaxson a chance to walk again, but the cost is more than we can afford on our own. We are asking for community support to help cover his surgery and give him the best chance at recovery.

Abigail

Help Abigail get X-rays, bloodwork, and medication each month — Louisville, KY

Louisville, KY

A friend of mine had a litter of Shih Tzu’s, Abigail had a cough and I took her into Shively Animal hospital and dr. Joyce diagnosed her with an enlarged heart that was pressing on her esophagus, causing her to cough, she is on two medicines doing much better but every six months she will have to have x-rays and bloodwork to make sure the dosage and how her heart is doing I’ve had her since she was a baby. She’s a part of our family,,growing old together. I am on a fixed income, and I was needing to raise money to help with her veterinarian bills and her medication each month

Eliyo

Help Eliyo Heal From His Broken Leg

Soltis Hope Street Animal Rescue

Just a few days ago, little Eliyo was all alone on the streets of Surkhet, Nepal with a badly broken leg. He was only a puppy, hobbling around on three legs because he couldn’t put his front paw on the ground. He was hurt, frightened, and had no way of knowing where to go for help. Thankfully, a kind couple found him and refused to leave him suffering on the streets. They took Eliyo home and knew there was only one place where he could get the specialized care he needed: Solti's Hope Street Animal Rescue. They drove nearly 100 miles to bring Eliyo to our sanctuary knowing that Soltis’ Hope was his best chance of getting the care he desperately needed. X-rays showed that one of the bones in Eliyo’s leg had completely fractured in two, with the injury so severe that the broken bone could be felt beneath his skin. He needed surgery to repair the fracture, but first we had to make sure his little body was strong enough to safely undergo the procedure. We wrapped his injured leg, gave him medication, drew blood for testing, and provided the supportive care he needed to prepare for surgery. Thankfully, his blood work came back good, and the very next day, Eliyo underwent his operation. The surgery went well, and a plate was placed to stabilize his broken bones. Even better, Eliyo already seems to be feeling much more comfortable. He is receiving plenty of food, love, cuddles, medication, and careful monitoring as he begins his recovery. For the next few weeks, Eliyo will need to remain on strict crate rest while his leg heals. It isn't easy for a curious puppy who wants to explore, but giving his leg time to heal properly is an important part of his recovery. And Eliyo is far from the only animal at Soltis’ Hope who needs this kind of care. Around him are dogs recovering from surgery, dogs waiting for procedures, and critically ill animals who need treatment every single day. Your donation will help cover the cost of Eliyo’s X-rays, surgery, surgical plate, medications, veterinary care, and the ongoing treatment he needs while his broken leg heals. Eliyo was found alone and hurting, but he isn't alone anymore. He has a safe place to recover and a team committed to giving him the chance to grow into the happy, healthy dog he deserves to be. Please help us give Eliyo the care he needs to heal. ❤️

Rudra

Help Rudra Recover From Severe Mange and Starvation

Soltis Hope Street Animal Rescue

Almost every inch of Rudra’s body told the story of how long he had been suffering. When we found him, his skin was crusted, bleeding, and painfully inflamed, with raw wounds and secondary infection covering a body already weakened by severe starvation and dehydration. He was extremely emaciated, frightened, and clearly exhausted from trying to survive on the streets. Rudra’s mange was severe. When a street dog goes without treatment for mange for too long, the mites can cause extensive skin inflammation and damage, leaving the body vulnerable to painful wounds and secondary infection. That is exactly what happened to Rudra. It wasn’t easy to catch him and bring him back for treatment. Rudra didn’t understand that we were there to help, and he was understandably frightened. But we knew we couldn’t leave him behind in the condition he was in. Once Rudra was safely back at our sanctuary clinic, we sedated him so our team could carefully clean his damaged skin and wounds without causing him additional fear or distress. Rudra is now receiving medication to treat his severe mange and secondary infection, wound care, fluids, good nutrition, and supportive veterinary care as his exhausted body begins the long process of healing. His recovery will take time, but there is something Rudra has now that he didn’t have before: people who are fighting for him. Your donation will help Soltis’ Hope Street Animal Rescue provide Rudra with the medications, veterinary care, wound care, and supplies he needs throughout his recovery. We are caring for so many sick and injured street animals, and the cost of their medications, veterinary treatment, food, and supplies never stops. Rudra has already endured more than any dog should have to, and now we want to give him the chance to heal. Please help Rudra begin his next chapter. Every donation helps provide the care he needs, and every share can help us reach someone who may be able to help. Rudra spent far too long suffering alone. Now he has a team beside him. ❤️

Mani

Mani’s Jaw Is Locked. We’re Determined to Unlock the Mystery. 💔

Baw Baw Animal Welfare

When Mani arrived in the care of Baw Baw, something was immediately wrong: he was unable to open his mouth, with his jaws appearing completely locked. A Canine Distemper antigen test was performed, and thankfully, the result was negative. But that left one important question unanswered: why can’t Mani open his mouth? Right now, his medical team doesn’t yet know the underlying cause. Mani is being kept under close observation while veterinarians continue monitoring his condition and determining what diagnostic testing may be needed to uncover the answer. For Mani, every day is about watching closely, learning more, and making sure he gets the care he needs as his condition progresses. ❤️‍🩹 We don’t know what is causing Mani’s jaw to lock—but we know he deserves the chance to get better. Your support can help Baw Baw continue providing Mani with the veterinary care, monitoring, and diagnostics he needs while his medical team works to solve this mystery. Please consider donating today to help Mani get the answers—and care—he deserves. 🐾