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Vaska

Help Vaska get CT Scan (One Cavity) with contrast, Rhinoscopy (ca — Myrtle Beach, SC

Myrtle Beach, SC

Vaska and his sister are 12-month-old shelter rescues and best friends. Vaska is a sweet boy with a true guardian angel. Months ago, he miraculously survived swallowing 4-inch sharp balloon wires. He passed them naturally, showing an incredible will to live. He is my little miracle survivor who deeply deserves to breathe completely freely and live a very long, happy life with his bonded sister. Vaska pants heavily with an open mouth during play. I am terrified this hides a much more serious, life-threatening condition, and I am so scared of losing him. The vet suspects a blockage or tumor in his nasopharynx. He urgently needs a $5,000 diagnostic workup (CT scan and rhinoscopy). I cannot afford this alone and desperately need your help to save my miracle boy's life. Vaska and his sister are 12-month-old shelter rescues. When I first brought them home, they ran all over the house the entire evening! They are best friends. Vaska is a sweet boy who miraculously survived swallowing 4-inch balloon wires. He passed them naturally. He is my miracle who deeply deserves to breathe freely and live a long, happy life with his bonded sister. My income covers basic bills, but I am stretched thin. With maxed-out credit cards, I have zero cents left for a sudden $5,000 vet bill. Vaska is my family. I am turning to this amazing community because I desperately need your support to pay for his care so he can breathe.

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Sunflower

Help Sunflower get MRI — San Antonio, TX

San Antonio, TX

Sunflower and I met about 8 years ago. I was 11-12 struggling with depression that caused me to attempt. That’s when I got her. Since then we have been inseparable and she has always been my little bundle of joy. She LOVES to jump around and run. She’s always been a very happy energetic dog that loves to be out in the sun. Which is why her name is so fitting. She’s been with me through everything. Earlier this week at the beginning of September I came home after my night shift at the hospital and noticed Sunflower couldn’t blink her eye. It looked irritated and almost like something was stuck in it. At Mission Vet they confirmed an ulcer in her eye AND strongly recommended an MRI. The doctor suggested there can be a tumor causing her to not be able to blink and more neurological issues Sunflower has been the one constant in my life and is such a sensitive pup. She was there to soothe me during panic attack. The reason I would get out of bed to walk her when my fiancée left for the military. She gave me something to care about other than myself. Not just me but also my sister when she had gotten into a car accident off a highway. Sunflower stayed right by her side. I’m currently a full time student working on getting my RN to work as a NICU nurse and working as a CNA. MRI’s are extremely expensive, running around 3-6k, and I alone can barely afford my car and to eat. So this is really my last option. I don’t know what else to do

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Jean Grey

Help Jean Grey get Chin surgery — Lancaster, CA

Lancaster, CA

My Jean Grey, Genie, Genie in the bottle is so sweet and docile. He has such positive gentle energy. He came into my life when he was about one years old. After being abandoned by he and his brother Sundance owner. Keeping them together, was a must as they are very close. They look the opposite, but are very similar. Jean Grey received a CT scan, and a bone biopsy, which successfully ruled out cancer and confirmed a severe, localized jawbone condition called expansile osteitis. He needs targeted oral surgery at Veterinary Dental Specialties to remove the problem teeth, clean out the infected jawbone, and contour the bone so his gums can heal safely and he can live completely pain-free. Jean was one of my first rescues, and the bond is shaped by his relationship with all my other cats. Because he is very sweet and docile the other ones trust him and he is a comfort to all of them. I have one female cat that would get picked on, but she loves him and he is her comfort. Some are also standoffish and like to be alone but he is the exception. He is important to the whole family. After multiple visits, CT scans, and biopsies, we finally have a clear treatment plan: an oral surgery to extract the affected teeth and clean out the diseased bone so he can heal. While I am doing everything in my power to fund his care - including applying for non-profit veterinary grants, the low-end cost of his specialized surgery starts at $4,326. I cannot afford this bill on my own. I am turning to our community for help to give Jean Grey the pain-free life he deserves so he can come home healthy to his family. I spent all of my funds trying to get a diagnosis for him. This has been very financially hard on me, and I lost my oldest cat of seventeen years and another cat diagnosed with cancer, all within a 3 months span. I've maxed out everything I have to help them all.

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Bishop

Help Bishop get TPLO Surgery — Indianapolis, IN

Indianapolis, IN

Bishop was left to me by my daughter who received him as a birthday present 6 years ago. She was moving into a new place and while work two jobs, she asked me to take care of him during the day as I worked from home. But when it was time to move into her new place, they didn't accept Pitbull's. Therefore I kept him! He is lovable, protective and loves playing catch with his balls outside. "Feet"...melts him lol...if you stick you feet out, he will rub his body up against them, moan and drop to the floor lol...he loves feet. He is a 6-year-old Pitbull terrier who recently suffered a torn CCL while playing in the yard on Monday, September 7, 2026. Since the injury, Bishop has been unable to bear weight on his right hind leg, which has led to increased pain, swelling, and loss of function. He often stumbles and scuffs his toes, and his condition has worsened, making it very difficult for him to walk or move comfortably. Currently, he is confined to a room because he can barely walk and is in constant discomfort. Based on a physical exam and X-ray, the veterinarian confirmed that Bishop has damage to his right cranial cruciate ligament. This ligament is essential for stabilizing the knee joint. When it ruptures, the tibia (shin bone) moves forward, causing bone-on-bone rubbing with each step. This is a degenerative disease process that requires surgical intervention to prevent further damage and to restore his mobility. Bishop is currently on pain medications — Carprofen, Gabapentin, and Clindamycin — given every 12 hours to manage his pain, but medication alone cannot fix the injury. The veterinarian has advised that he needs a CCL repair surgery, which can cost between $3,000 and $6,000. Unfortunately, this is an expense I cannot afford on my own and seeing him suffer like this is heartbreaking. Bishop is more than a pet — he is a cherished member of my family, and I want nothing more than to see him happy, healthy, and pain-free again. I am a two time breast cancer survivor who has ad over 6 reconstruction surgeries over the past 2 years. My medical bill are outrageous and I cannot afford his surgery. The 1st time I contracted breast cancer, my kids gave me a dachshund who was my cancer partner. This time I have Bishop who has been there with me through it all, laying by my bed when I couldn't walk. Sitting outside the bathroom door patiently waiting on me to slowing come out so he could guild me back to my bed. Laying on the porch by my side when I wanted to see sunlight and get some fresh air. He is my everything and watching him suffer and being able to help me hurts my soul.

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Dorje

Help Dorje Learn That People Can Be Kind

Soltis Hope Street Animal Rescue

A week ago, Dorje was starving on the streets. Tonight, she will finally go to sleep with a full stomach. When Soltis Hope Street Dog Rescue found Dorje, starvation had taken an unimaginable toll. She was skeletal, struggling to walk and covered from head to toe in mange, wounds and secondary infections. Her body had begun consuming its own muscle just to survive. Dorje was terrified. She had learned to fear people so deeply that rescuers spent more than an hour trying to gain her trust before finally bringing her to safety. At the clinic, she was too medically fragile to safely sedate and too frightened to let anyone near her. But just over a week later, something is changing. Dorje is walking better. Her skin is beginning to heal. Her body condition is improving. And slowly, she is realizing she doesn’t have to run anymore. Several times a day, food appears. No one asks anything from her. She can simply eat, rest and heal. Dorje still has a long road ahead. She needs continued wound care, treatment for mange and infections, careful nutrition, supplements, vaccinations, parasite treatment, deworming and, once she is strong enough, a spay. Please donate to help Soltis Hope give Dorje everything she needs to recover. Starvation has already taken so much from her. Together, we can give back her health, her strength and, eventually, her trust. Dorje spent long enough wondering where her next meal would come from. Let’s make sure she never has to wonder again.

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