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Max

Max is a 9 year old Beagle in Hilton Head Island, SC, who needs $8,000 for Electrochemotherapy or ECT.

HILTON HEAD ISLAND, SC

Max came into our lives in the most unexpected way. We found him at a kennel where he had been living for months after his previous owners dropped him off to be boarded and never came back. Despite everything, he was still sweet, active, and full of love. His long legs and gentle eyes reminded us of a little deer, and that made us think of the dog from The Grinch—so Max became his name. Max had a lump removed from his hind leg, which was diagnosed as soft tissue sarcoma. We met with a veterinary oncologist who recommended Electrochemotherapy. According to the specialist, ECT gives Max an excellent chance of preventing the cancer from returning. His X‑rays showed no signs of spread, which means this treatment could give him many more healthy, happy years. From the moment we brought him home, Max has been loved by everyone who meets him, and he loves everyone right back. He’s scared of loud noises and will run inside at the slightest shift of the wind. He howls along with fire truck sirens. He chases birds and squirrels with pure joy—he even caught a squirrel once and immediately let it go. The surgery to remove the lump, follow‑up visits, X‑rays, bloodwork, and specialist consultations have already drained the savings we set aside for emergencies. On top of that, we’ve faced multiple unexpected home and car crises.

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Skye

Skye is a 18 month old Great Dane in San Marcos, TX, who needs $12,000 for Full Hip Replacement.

San Marcos, TX

Hi, meet Skye. That is all that was known about her when she was seized by the police department. She was seized because her owners refused to bring her inside during sub-zero weather. She also suffered a broken hip during her previous ownership. As far as we know, her hip was never treated. We got her from a local rescue group and she came to her new home with us about a month ago. When her leg was broken, the femur was completely broken. The femoral head is no longer in the hip socket. You can hear an actual popping sound with each step because there is bone rubbing on bone. She is in obvious pain and cries a lot. My vet at Wimberley Vet believes she is about 18 months old, so she is still a young lady. Skye would truly benefit from surgery to repair the damage. Skye is your typical Great Dane. They are called the "Velcro Breed" for a reason. She always wants to be as close as possible for lots of love and snuggles! She has not met a stranger since we have know her; she is a friend to all. She is a big goofball really! Her favorite sleeping position is on her back with all fours legs in the air ~ quite a site to see, Overall, she is HUGE lovebug! While we want to see the best for Skye, the treatment for a broken hip is very expensive. If she were to have it done, it would definitely add quality years to her life. She is too young to go through life in pain.

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Hope

Hope is a 5 year old French Bulldog in Shoreline, WA, who needs $800 for Culture/Sensitivity Testing and Systemic Antibiotics.

Shoreline, WA

Hope came to me as a foster on Feb 21, 2026. She lives with my three small rescue dogs: Dolcé (almost 17 & the mama bear), Piglet (9-ish & a cuddle bug surrendered to on the street), and Elsa ( 6-ish curious, food-motivated w/ a hound-like sniffer & so smart- rescued from hoarding in CA). I didn’t choose her name, but “Hope” fits — she needs all the hope she can get, and I have faith in her! On 12/31/25, Hope was diagnosed with severe Pseudomonas aeruginosa, deep pyoderma, severe otitis externa, and ulcerative dermatitis. Follow-up was missed. Rescue refused urgent care despite my repeated requests. She now has an appointment tomorrow; treatment may require extended antibiotics, cultures, ongoing care and potentially surgery since this has been left untreated for so long. Hope is not potty trained and her wrinkled little body needs daily cleaning. She protects her head from pain but now walks outside with me, follows me everywhere, rests her head on me, loves scratches, heaters, and soft beds. She wags her tail slowly, now faster each day, and rears her front legs when excited. She’s gentle, loving, strong and brave. I did not plan for these urgent medical expenses. Initial diagnostics are $800, with total costs likely much higher. Every donation goes to her care. Having Hope healthy means relief from pain and a chance to just be a happy girl. I am deeply grateful for any help, 🙏 share.

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