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Stella

Stella is a 5 year old Mix-Breed in Tampa , FL, who needs $2,000 for Surgery.

Tampa, FL

We rescued Stella in 2020. She was only 4lbs and had a lot of medical issues. One by one, we took care of them. She had a horrible sinus infection, random infections and illness due to malnutrition. In 2023 we noticed a mass on her abdomen. We rushed her to All Pet Care in Clearwater. We did a few tests, she was diagnosed with a UTI and sent home. In February of 2024, Stella’s mass became larger. We rushed to the vet where they had it biopsies. Nothing malignant or cancerous came up. We waited until after our wedding to have it removed. We sent it to pathology and told us it was cancer. Stella has greeted so many dogs and cats that we brought in to foster: She is always the first to greet, the first to purr, and the first to love on you. She completes this family, our family. Stella is only 5 years old. What kills us is due to the kind of cancer she has she has a high prevent chance of a 5 year survival rate if treatment is done completely. However, the treatment includes: surgery, radiation and maybe chemo.

15%Funded

$300Raised

$1,700To go

Shady-Greyson

Shady-Greyson is a 2-year-old Chartreau Cat in Miami, FL, who needs $2,000 for Feline Urinary Obstruction.

Miami, FL

Shady-Greyson came into the lives of my family and I during the difficult and sad time of the pandemic. I got him from a friend as a newborn just 3 weeks old. He was like a son in animal form to me. I bottle fed him, potty trained him, etc. Shady is the life of the family. My children love playing with him. He brings alkt of happiness to our home. His cute meows would have us in awe every time. My sweet, handome Shady- Greyson took my son as his favorite person. He would jump.on the couch and sit next to him and knead and pur. My son would be consumed by Shady's love evrytime. Shady-Greyson needs emergency care. He is in bad shape. I ran with him to VCA Knowles Central Animal Hospital and was told his kidney levels are elevated and he possibly has bladder issues. We are very shocked by this because Shady was not sick. He was not himself for the past few days and then out of nowhere he has all these issues. I am sad and emotional. Unfortunately, I am not able to pay Shady's bill at this time since I am currently unemployed. I need help to save Shady's life. It would mean the world to me and my children if someone could help us save him. 🙏

15%Funded

$300Raised

$1,700To go

Barry

Barry is a 4-month-old Pomeranian in Collinsville, IL, who needs $1,500 for Emergency Surgery for Fracture of Radius and Ulna.

Collinsville, IL

Barry came into my life two months ago, I got him from a breeder in Springfield, IL. I kept the name, Barry because I thought it fit him very well and I love when dogs have human names. He has 3 cat sisters who he loves to antagonize and play with. I take him with me to anywhere that lets him in. He loves anyone and everyone who stops to give him attention, and he smothers them with kisses. At home Barry was very active and lively. Until his recent accident when he jumped out of my arms, breaking his arm. My neighbor has an American Bulldog who loves to play with Barry between the gate and they run back and forth together. He loves to go on walks, bringing me huge leaves and sticks that are usually bigger than he is. He is smart and learns quick with the tricks I have taught him. He is spunky and loving, the first time I picked him up I knew he was mine. He is so funny and energetic, he chases his tail, when he goes outside, he plays fetch, and he runs so fast that he does a somersault when he tries to get his toy. He loves to go on car rides, when I start singing a song, he sings along with me, and it makes my heart melt. Yesterday, he jumped out of my arms, landing on his left arm, breaking it in two places. Upon examination, it was determined that he fractured his radius & ulna bones. He needs emergency surgery. I am distraught over seeing him in so much pain and not his usual happy self. Any help is greatly appreciated. Im a full-time nursing student at SIUE, working a part time job on a fixed income. The surgery is estimated @ $4200 with about $800 follow-up fees. I applied for care credit and got approved for half of that amount. I have $500 saved to use, but am in desperate need of help.

20%Funded

$300Raised

$1,200To go

Valen

Valen is a 2-year-old in CT, who needs $2,000 for Exploratory Surgery on the intestines/Intussusception.

North Branford, CT

Valen is a 7.5 week old crossbreed that has been a part of our family since she was born. We know both parents, and the breeder is a good friend we have known for years. When she announced her Shepard was pregnant, we knew we wanted a puppy! Once the litter was born, we started visiting several times a week and we really got to know the bold and lovable puppy that would be coming home with us. When Valen was 7 weeks old, she started struggling. After discussing it with the breeder, we decided the best plan would be to take her out of the large litter and take her home for more specialized care. We slept on the living room floor for almost a week, snuggling, feeding and caring for Valen around the clock. Connor first took some time to even want a puppy, but she quickly became 'his' dog. Valen was the pick of the litter and everyone who visited the puppies were drawn to her bold, curious attitude and beautiful color. She is always the first to greet new friends and was first to explore outside the puppy pen, even climbing the stairs to howl at the breeders bedroom at night when she was only a few weeks old! She loves to play with our older dog Dale and is gentle with the 18y/o cat On 3/20 Valen started to not feel well. A quick trip to the ER showed nothing glaringly wrong. All week she continued to lose weight and sleep more. We celebrated every bite of kibble she ate but then she started to refuse all food. Another 2 trips to the vet and an exploratory surgery found her intestines dying. Being so thin and weak made surgery risky but she is a fighter! Connor and I are getting married in under 2 months. Valen came at the perfect time to symbolize our union in marriage, she even already has a role in the upcoming ceremony! But other pet medical bills and paying for a wedding means our budget is already tight.

15%Funded

$300Raised

$1,700To go

Harlequin

Harlequin needs your help.

Sayreville, NJ • Whiskers Rescue, Inc.

Harlequin was found outside cold, wet, limping, and struggling to breathe. Though she was living as a feral cat, she turned out to be an incredibly sweet and friendly cat who clearly needed help. A Good Samaritan took her in and did everything she could, but Harlequin was still wheezing, had a large lump on her knee, and wasn’t feeling any better, so Whiskers Rescue stepped in to get him the care she desperately needed. Harlequin was recently seen at Twin Oaks Veterinary Hospital by Dr. Schuler, who examined her under anesthesia. Thankfully, no polyps were found, but heartbreakingly, they discovered BB gun pellets in one of his front paws, leading the team to believe Harlequin may have been used for target practice. We truly cannot understand how anyone could be so cruel. Bloodwork and a fecal test were also done, and her kidney values came back slightly abnormal. Harlequin is now on Veraflox and Famciclovir to help make breathing easier, but depending on how she responds, she may still need a culture sensitivity test and/or CT scan. So far, Harlequin’s vet care has totaled $820, and we are asking for help covering these costs so we can continue getting her the treatment she needs. Harlequin has already endured so much, and we want to give this sweet girl the chance to finally feel safe, comfortable, and healthy. If you’re able to donate toward Harlequin’s care, we would be so grateful. Every dollar helps us continue fighting for her.

37%Funded

$299.50Raised

$500.50To go

Luna

Luna is a six-year-old Corgi/Dachshund mix in Las Vegas, NV, who needs $2,000 for urgent knee surgery.

Las Vegas, NV

When Melissa B. adopted Luna, she fit into her life so well that it was a dream come true. "She lives with me, my older dog, and my elderly parents, whom I care for," Melissa tells Waggle. "She loves everyone she meets. She was born without a tail, and all of her expression is through her ears. You can tell exactly what she’s feeling by what her ears do." Even more heartwarming, Melissa is a teacher, and she discovered Luna loves going to school too. "I brought her to my classroom after she was vaccinated, and she leaped into each kid's lap and showered them with her puppy hugs," Melissa says. But all of a sudden, while Luna was having fun with Melissa and her other dog, Luna yelped in pain. She rushed Luna to the Rainbow Animal Hospital. "This injury came out of nowhere; one minute she was playing, and then she whined, cried, and started limping," Melissa says. "They took X-rays and saw an avulsion fracture (when a small piece of bone gets ripped away from the main bone -- ouch! ) on her right knee." After trying a splint for three weeks, the bone has gotten worse, and Luna developed a nasty skin infection from the splint. Now she needs surgery to mend the fracture. The operation has left Melissa worried and frantic. "As a teacher who also takes care of her parents and lives paycheck to paycheck, I do not have the money to handle this," Melissa says. "Luna is a joy with so much love and energy. It is heartbreaking to see this. She’s so young, and I want her to live a full life." Please help Luna get back on all four paws again!

15%Funded

$298.64Raised

$1,701.36To go

Wall-e

Wall-e is a 1 year old Chihuahua in Fredericksburg, VA, who needs $4,500 for Internal Fixation of Fracture.

Fredericksburg, VA

Wall-E is a 1-year-old Chihuahua mix we adopted from Squishy Face Crew on Valentine’s Day last year. We originally named him Ollie, but his 3-year-old human sister had other ideas, and Wall-E it was. From day one, he has been pure personality.We have a full house —6 dog and Cat siblings, and Wall-e Rules the roost! Lastnight we were hit with a major snow storm, and as soon as Wall-e set foot outside he slipped on ice and suffered a complete Radius/Ulna Fracture. Treatment options include surgery to provide internal fixations of the fracture. This is expected to cost $4500. Wall-E’s favorite things include: Hiking at Alum Springs Park Swimming in the river when the weather’s warm Jumping into the big dogs’ play fights Chasing after fetch games and barking encouragement when he can’t keep up Curling up with his human sister at nap time Somehow taking up all the room in Mom and Dad’s bed despite being tiny We are normally able to provide the best veterinary care, but this emergency is beyond what our savings can cover. I plan to return to work, but with my husband full time and no regular childcare, I’m limited to working weekends. Any support helps bridge the gap.

7%Funded

$297.50Raised

$4,202.50To go

Rue

Rue is a 1.1-year-old Rottie Mix in Brooklyn, NY, who needs $2,000 for Surgery.

Brooklyn, NY

After needing a light in my life, I was hoping to provide a great life to dog knowing well most shelter dogs are need of them. Rue was surrendered and was very stress in the shelter life where the conditions hardly reach her needs much less wants. She chose me is what i felt when i went to adopt a dog, its been a month since i got her and this life threatening turn of events has her in jeopardy. Rue above all expectations or stereotypes towards Rottweiler, is so loving and lovable. Everyone I’ve introduced or have encountered in walks is of her interest. She falls in love with every dog she meets and loves to play and receive affection. She is so social and caring. She’s not demanding of much and shows her gratitude with her affection. I don’t know how in such a short period of time too but Rue absolutely has a bond with me. Bond is present with everyone with everyone but she took a liking towards my character. I felt for her since i first met her, her just being around makes me have a reason. Rue is experiencing spontaneous pneumothorax and is being hospitalized at Verg hospital. She is in need of a cat scan and surgery for the hopes of full recovery. There’s extra air that needs to be removed from between her lungs and ribcage in order to have comfortable breathing. The scan would identify the specific cause and spread and the surgery is in hopes of successfully removing so. This is a sudden major expense that goes over my head but someway and somehow, i need to figure out. I can afford her expenses on a regularly and i knew this when adopting her. I take care of my grandma and younger cousins while being a student and having a part time job.

15%Funded

$297Raised

$1,703To go

Hootie

Hootie needs your help in his golden years.

Harrisburg, PA • Castaway Critters, The James A. Hueholt Memorial Foundation for Animals

Hootie came home. He does not have FIV or Leukemia — a huge blessing. But he’s still carrying the scars of survival. He has a fractured tooth, likely from being hit by a car. He’s anemic. He was covered in ticks and will likely be diagnosed with Lyme disease. He has a heart murmur and came home on a long list of medications. At 10 years old, Hootie should have been someone’s companion, someone’s snuggle buddy — not outside fighting to survive. Instead, he was left to fend for himself for who knows how long. Now, even though his space is small, it is safe. There is food. Water. A soft bed. Gentle hands. A place to rest his tired body and learn what love feels like again. While healing in quarantine, Hootie has worked up quite the appetite — and Castaway Critters is dangerously low on food for him and the 100+ animals in their care. After surviving starvation, parasites, and flea anemia, these animals deserve full bowls and nourishing meals. Food isn’t just comfort — it’s critical to their recovery. If you can help us restock their favorites and help cover the ongoing costs of Hootie's medical care, please consider donating. Every donation, no matter the amount, makes a difference for Hootie and so many others who are finally safe — and finally healing.

25%Funded

$295.50Raised

$904.50To go