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Shadow

Help Shadow get Ear canal surgery and medication — Las Vegas, NV

Las Vegas, NV

Shadow is a very loving and caring. Very protective loves being around kids very playful. Shadow has skin irritation and ear canal issues that are causing swelling he got one treatment done at Sahara animal Hospital. Shadow is our 12-year-old and four-year-olds emotional support dog and he is part of our family, he keeps them on the right track when he’s around. He’s also wonderful loving and caring Can’t afford the proper treatment he needs due to husband lost job due to having COPD so treatment for shadow is very very pricey

Sally

Help Sally get Splenectomy — Brighton, IL

Brighton, IL

I got Sally as a puppy as soon as she was weaned from my husbands uncle right after we bought our first house together. My husband that I got her with at the time died from covid in 2021. Sally was there for me through it all. She is my big baby who is super scared of thunderstorms. I just want to give her the best life possible. She has never had any heath problems till now. Sally has a tumor in her spleen and needs surgery to have it removed its called a splenectomy Heartland veterinary hospital is handling her surgery if i can get the funds to get this done for her for now she is on a Chinese herb that helps with the internal bleeding that is being caused by the tumor Well like i said before she was there for me and my two kids when we lost my husband (their step father) She isn't just a dog she is family. My sweet baby girl. I have the only income caring for a family of 7. I go denied help from care credit. I do not know where else to turn. I work 40 weeks and still struggle to keep the bills paid

Chotu

Chotu needs your help to walk again!

Kewaskum, WI • Stray Dog Support

When Chotu was rescued by Stray Dog Support, he couldn’t move or even hold his head up. But day by day, he is becoming more active and showing just how much fight he has left in him. He recently stood for the first time, and not just for a second— he actually stood for a while. For a dog who once couldn’t even lift his head, this moment feels like an absolute miracle. Chotu has been fitted with a special leg brace to improve his stability and mobility, and he is receiving therapy twice a week to help him continue building strength. His journey is far from over, but Chotu is showing that progress is possible. 🥹❤️ Please consider donating to help Stray Dog Support continue providing Chotu with the therapy, specialized equipment, veterinary care, and support he needs to continuing getting stronger. Every donation helps give him another chance to stand, move, and live the life he deserves.

Muffin

Help Muffin get Bladder surgery — Las vegas, NV

Las vegas, NV

Muffin is a sweet little puppy, he’s very friendly with everyone, he enjoys daily walks and loves being at the Doggy Park Muffins is my very first puppy, and he was actually a rescue. Before I brought him home, he had been neglected by his previous owner and was severely matted and in need of care. I’m so grateful I was able to give him the love and attention he deserved and, most importantly, save his life. Muffins is pretty quick when it comes to running out of the front door, and unfortunately, he got hit by a car. He’s only seven months old and suffered some very serious injuries, including a ruptured bladder and two pelvic fractures. The doctors initially didn’t give him much of a chance and recommended that I put him down, but I couldn’t give up on him. I decided to fight for him, and he went into surgery. They were able to repair his bladder and put everything back together, and thankfully, he made it through. He’s such a sweet, loving puppy, and he’s only at the very beginning of his life. I truly believe he deserves the chance to keep fighting and have the happy life he was meant to have. He’s still in the hospital for a couple more days, but I’m so grateful he survived. I absolutely cannot wait to have my little Muffins back home with me. ❤️🐶 He’s actually my very first puppy, and he was a rescue. When I found him, he had been neglected by his previous owner, was severely matted, and had not received the proper care he needed. I’m so grateful that I was able to give him the love and care he deserved and, in a way, save a little life. ❤️ That’s why giving up on him was never an option for me. He’s already been through so much, and I want to give him the happy, healthy life he deserves. I’m asking for financial help because the medical care he needs is more than I can afford on my own. He still requires veterinary treatment, grooming, proper nutrition, training, and a safe, stable routine to recover and thrive. As a first-time puppy owner, I’m doing everything I can, but the costs have become overwhelming. Any support would help me provide him with the care he needs and give him the best possible chance at a healthy future.

Dodger

Help Dodger get Splenectomy with pathology — Covington, KY

Covington, KY

Got Dodger when he was around 8 weeks old. Have had him roughly 9 years. I cannot walk him or take him anywhere without people telling me how beautiful he is. He loves to be petted and he doesn't know a stranger. He is the friendliest pup you could expect. He hasn't been acting the same for a couple weeks. I took him to the vet and they did an ultrasound and told me he had hemangiosarcoma which is aggressive. Because he is mine. Just like yours is to you. I got him when both of my parents were seniors. I still lived at home. My parents loved him. He loved them. Dad died 2023 and then mom 8 months later in 2024. He is what I have left. I need this little man to be with me. Because vet bills are outrageous and I was not wise most of my life to take financial responsibility serious.

Cartel

Help Cartel Walk Again

Alyarz Pet Club Association Inc

At just six months old, Cartel was found helpless on the streets after being struck by a vehicle. For four agonizing days, he lay on the ground, unable to move or search for food, waiting for someone to save him. When Alyarz Pet Club finally reached Cartel, they rushed him to veterinary care, where they discovered he was fighting multiple battles. He had a high fever and tested positive for Ehrlichia, Anaplasma, and Babesia. Even more devastating, he couldn’t use his back legs. An MRI revealed a severe fracture in his spine. A broken vertebra had shifted out of place, pressing against his spinal cord and leaving him unable to walk. But Cartel’s story wasn’t over. Despite the severity of his injuries, his spinal cord still showed a normal signal on the MRI. His surgeon believed there was hope and estimated that surgery could give him a 40% chance of walking again. Cartel underwent the $1,800 operation, and something incredible has happened: he has already started walking a little! Every small step is a victory for this sweet puppy who once lay helpless on the streets. But his journey is far from over. Cartel now needs ongoing physiotherapy to rebuild his strength, improve his mobility, and give him the opportunity to regain as much function as possible. Each physiotherapy session costs $42, adding to the substantial veterinary expenses his rescuers have already incurred. After everything Cartel has survived, we want to give him every opportunity to recover. Your donation will help cover Cartel’s $1,800 spinal surgery and the physiotherapy sessions he desperately needs. Cartel has already shown us how determined he is to keep fighting. Now, he needs our help to keep moving forward. Please donate today and help this brave little puppy take his next steps toward a life filled with love, comfort, and possibility. 🐾

Joey

Help Joey get orthopaedic evaluation and surgical treatment

Joey is a rescued cross-Labrador from South Africa who came to our family in a very poor condition. With patient care, cleaning, and lots of love, he became the gentle, affectionate dog he was meant to be. For the past few years, Joey has been my mother’s loyal companion—friendly, calm, and always close by her side. Joey injured both hind legs while playing in our garden. He has a ruptured cranial cruciate ligament in his right leg, a torn cranial cruciate ligament in his left leg, and a luxating patella in his left knee. He needs veterinary treatment and likely surgery to relieve his pain, restore mobility, and give him the best chance of recovery. Joey is far more than a pet to my mother—he is her closest companion and a daily source of comfort, love, and purpose. She is currently unemployed and facing an extremely difficult time, and the bond they share is extraordinary. Our family has loved other dogs, but Joey’s gentle nature and devotion to her are truly irreplaceable. Our household has very limited income, and we cannot afford the veterinary costs Joey now faces. We have exhausted the help available to us, and this fundraiser is our last hope of getting him the care he needs.

Brutus

Help Brutus get Medicine upper respiratory check — Marion, OH

Marion, OH

Brutus is a 4 year old short hair cat we named him Brutus because he has a block O on his side. Hes a very loving cat always have to be around dad and mom, he loves to play fetch with a straw and brings it back to you to throw again. He’s a very curious cat and loves his treats. Brutus has been sneezing a lot lately and has been reverse sneezing and some wheezing going on. Brutus had always been beside me since the day we got him. He loves attention and loves everyone he comes in contact with. Hes fun to be around he has a brother named Jax which they love each other very much. He plays fetch with a straw chase laser lights loves his treats he’s my world. I can’t afford a vet because I don’t make much and times are hard right now and I need to get my fur baby to be seen by a vet so i can give him the care he needs. Brutus is my world and I would so lost with out him.

zinnia

Help zinnia get Radiation — beecher, IL

beecher, IL

Zinnia is my 4-year-old dog who has been fighting a rare and aggressive cancer called multilobular tumor of bone (multilobular osteochondrosarcoma) affecting her upper jaw. She has already undergone multiple surgeries to remove and debulk the tumor, and during her most recent surgery, some of her jaw bone also had to be removed. Unfortunately, because of the location of the tumor and the difficulty of completely removing it without causing significant damage, she remains at risk for recurrence. Her veterinary oncology team has recommended radiation therapy as an important next step to help control the remaining cancer and give her more time with a good quality of life. Radiation can be used to target microscopic or remaining tumor cells after surgery and may provide additional local control. Zinnia is only four years old. She has so much life left to live, and she continues to be loving, happy, and deeply important to our family. We are doing everything we can to give her that opportunity, but the cost of cancer treatment has become more than I can manage on my own. At the same time that I have been caring for Zinnia, my family has been going through an extremely difficult period. My grandmother has Alzheimer’s disease, and I have spent significant time helping care for and support my family. I have also experienced the loss of a baby, which has been an incredibly painful loss that has affected me deeply. Because of these circumstances and the amount of time I have needed to devote to my family, I have been unable to work as much as I normally would. I am not asking for assistance because I am unwilling to work or contribute toward Zinnia’s treatment. I am asking because circumstances beyond my control have made it impossible for me to cover the full cost of the treatment she needs. I have continued to pursue every treatment option I can because Zinnia is family, and I want to give her every reasonable chance to have more happy, comfortable years with us. Receiving anything toward Zinnia’s radiation treatment would make an enormous difference. It would allow us to pursue the cancer treatment recommended by her veterinary oncology team instead of having the financial burden determine how much treatment she can receive. Most importantly, it could give this young dog more time to live the life she deserves. I am incredibly grateful for any assistance that could help us give Zinnia more time Zinnia is my 4-year-old dog who has been fighting a rare and aggressive cancer called multilobular tumor of bone (multilobular osteochondrosarcoma) affecting her upper jaw. She has already undergone multiple surgeries to remove and debulk the tumor, and during her most recent surgery, some of her jaw bone also had to be removed. Unfortunately, because of the location of the tumor and the difficulty of completely removing it without causing significant damage, she remains at risk for recurrence. Her veterinary oncology team has recommended radiation therapy as an important next step to help control the remaining cancer and give her more time with a good quality of life. Radiation can be used to target microscopic or remaining tumor cells after surgery and may provide additional local control. I lost a baby... and i met Zinnia before i even knew i was pregnant. She knew, and chose me. After that loss, Zinnia has been my why. She has gotten me out of bed every single day since. She has made me certain that there is ONE THING for me to live for. And it's her. At the same time that I have been caring for Zinnia, my family has been going through an extremely difficult period. My grandmother has Alzheimer’s disease, and I have spent significant time helping care for and support my family. I have also experienced the loss of a baby, which has been an incredibly painful loss that has affected me deeply. Because of these circumstances and the amount of time I have needed to devote to my family, I have been unable to work as much as I normally would.