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Dude

Help Dude get Anesthesia, drainage, and Antibiotics — Clemmons, NC

Clemmons, NC

Dude has been our boy since he was a baby. He is the big brother to 2 girl cats and a female Chihuahua. He watches over them and thinks he protects them from all the evil outside, even though they are all inside children, he is the big brother.....the guardian of his siblings. Unfortunately we weren't able to protect Dude from the infection he acquired in his paw. We were able to get him looked at once and they xrayed it and found no cancer and his bones are good. They drained a little and gave us antibiotics. That seemed to start working......until it didn't.....now his paw is swollen agsin and this time it's been leaking puss and blood. We have been told by the Animal Hospital of Lewisville that it will cost around $600 for anesthesia and drainage. I had a double lung transplant a while back and lost my job, my wife has cancer and Crohn's disease. Our credit is shot and we don't have the funds to take care of this. We need help. Please... Dude has a personality that bean be hard to describe, sometimes he seems like that stereotypical Grumpy Cat, but you can't tell by the way he almost literally forces his lovin' on you. He lives to talk and you almost always know what he's telling you. As I mentioned earlier, I had a double lung transplant, and lost my job I over it. Prior to that I was a Construction manager, making $110k a yr. My wife has Cancer, Crohn's disease, Fibromyalgia, and Chronic fatigue syndrome. She cannot work. I literally Doordash 7 days a week, 10-12 hrs a day, and barely make my rent and utilities.

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Doug

Help Doug get Xray and possible surgery — Westminster, CO

Westminster, CO

Dougie came into my life because a family member was unable to give him the time and attention needed to raise him. He is silly full of energy and loves his squeaky toys. Doug is a lover and constantly wants to be petted and demands all the affection you can give. He is my best friend I struggle with mental health issues anxiety ptsd depression and bpd. Doug brings so much joy to my life I can’t imagine life without him. Doug snatched a chicken wing from someone’s hand and ate it. Since then he has been showing signs of distress constant yawning and seems uncomfortable. I am very low income and struggling to get by without the emergency. I’m extremely worried about him and just want him to get the help he needs. I’m not sure which clinic to take him to just whatever is willing to work with me. He is going to need some X-rays and diagnostic to see if he’s passing the bone fragments safely. Doug is my best friend he loves me like no one else since he has come into my life he has brought such joy. He is absolutely a hoot and makes the silliest faces and noises. He gets along with every dog he meets and is sometimes a lil scardey cat. As a puppy his ears were so large for his little body they would drag on the floor and often times smell like his pee. This made for a lot of puppy baths and he now loves to be cleaned up. He loves his little plushies and loves to snack on pumpkin seeds after I open them for him. He is a joy to be around and the best cuddler on this planet! Currently I’m working part-time at a laundromat and flagging on the side my mental health makes it hard for me to work full time. Im doing the best I can for where I am at this moment but it isn’t enough. I just don’t have the funds necessary to get him the help he needs. I can’t imagine surrendering him and just want to see if anyone is possibly willing to give to his care. I’ve tried to apply for some financial aide and have been denied due to my limited income. I’ve been praying hard for his safety and now praying for strangers kindness to get us thru this hard time. Thank you and God bless you.

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Chase

Help Chase get Right anal gland removal — Milwaukee, WI

Milwaukee, WI

My dog's name is Chase. I was first introduced to Chase by my friend Tracy back in December 2016. She suggested that I needed a dog after a difficult relationship breakup, and she knew of a puppy who desperately needed a better environment. Little Chase was living in a very loud home with a screaming child who kept scaring him. When I arrived, Tracy was absolutely right. Chase was so tiny he could fit in the palm of my hand, and he was terrified. I bought him from Tracy's friend right then and there, and Chase and I have been best friends ever since. Chase loves to swim, eat, and go for car rides. We love to drive around and look for other doggies going for walks so he can stick his head out the window to say hi! Whenever we go on walks, he is always so happy and loves to greet everyone he meets. Chase is almost ten years old and truly the best thing that has ever happened to me. Since his recent medical diagnosis, I have been desperately trying to find financial help so he can get the life-saving surgery he needs. We first discovered the issue during a regular checkup at Advanced Animal Hospital to have his anal glands expressed. The veterinarian found a lump on his right gland about the size of a pea. We proceeded with a biopsy, which unfortunately confirmed the mass to be Adenocarcinoma. Following that visit, we were referred to Midwest Veterinary Specialists for a surgical consultation. The specialists recommend performing x-rays and an ultrasound before moving forward with the surgery to ensure the best possible outcome. Chase is the first and only dog I have ever owned, and I am 48 years old. Before him, I had never had a dog, but he completely opened my heart. Because of Chase, I have grown to deeply love dogs and all other animals—I even have two senior cats and fish at home. Chase is only nine years old and full of life. He is such a happy dog, and I know he has so much more time left to share with the world. I want to do everything in my power to ensure he gets this critical treatment. Cancer is a terrible disease that robs families of joy, but Chase is everyone's best friend and truly deserves a second chance. I am a single-income earner doing my best to stay afloat. I am currently trying to maintain a small house with a mortgage, alongside a monthly car payment that became necessary after my previous vehicle broke down. I also care for my two older cats who are almost 15 years old and need veterinary attention for their shots and vaccines, which I am struggling to afford. To add to the stress, my kitchen is currently torn apart because a small renovation had to be put on complete hold. I live paycheck to paycheck and no longer have any savings. Professionally, I work as a prosthetic technician. While I am not a practitioner, I am the technician who builds and adjusts the prosthetics for patients. I take immense pride in my work because I know I am helping people walk again comfortably. I love giving back to my community through my career, and now I am humbly asking for help for my own best friend. Chase has given me unconditional love for nearly a decade, and I just want to give him the chance to keep fighting. Thank you so much for reading our story and for any support you can provide.

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