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Wilbert

Wilbert is a 10 year old Mix-Breed in Cleveland, OH, who needs $6,500 for Liver Lobectomy.

Cleveland, OH

Wilbert came unexpectedly into our lives about 5 years after the passing of our beloved Albert, a yellow lab. He was a rescue being fostered by a friend. He was only 5 weeks old and my friend allowed us to care for him over a weekend, and that was all it took. He was so calm, so loyal following us everywhere and always sitting as close as possible. Love at first sight. Wilbert is so energetic even at 10 years old. He loves long walks and playing. You would never know by looking at him the difficulties he has with his diet, protein absorption and Irritable Bowel Syndrome that requires a very specific, expensive diet that includes special enzymes, B-12 injections and multiple medications just to try and maintain him. Wilbert loves to talk and is very vocal. He plays, leaps, runs, skids still just like a puppy. He is a cozy snuggler that always finds his way to be close with us but he also has extended family that he enjoys visiting and always gets excited when we mention his name. Wilbert is a mix part boxer/pit bull and rottweiler. We heard all the negativity about this pit breed and he destroyed that myth. My wife and I have spent 10's of thousands on Wilbert's special care over his lifetime (as we did with our Albert before him that also needed numerous surgeries) We both worked and it was never a difficult decision. We now are both retired and on a fixed income.

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Goblin

Goblin is a 7 year old Mix-Breed in Coon Rapids, , who needs $4,000 for X-rays, Pain Medication, Sedative and TPLO Surgery.

Coon Rapids

Goblin came to us as our Secondhand Hounds foster (now The Bond Between) in October of 2021. He was a very anxious guy, but he got along great with our resident dog, Roo. After a few rough meet and greets with potential adopters, it became obvious that meeting new people was very stressful for him and we decided to welcome him into our home permanently so he could have a stable place to flourish. In the SPRING of 2025, we noticed Goblin limping on his left rear leg, and took him to be evaluated. We had x-rays done and discovered it was likely a torn CCL, and that it was recommended he have TPLO surgery. We were able to get him TPLO surgery on 9/30/25 at Rice Creek Animal Hospital in Lino Lakes, MN. At the time of his x-rays, it was also discovered he had arthritis in his back. Goblin is such a sweet boy, once he has learned he can trust you, which takes a while. The discovery of arthritis in his back (from a previous, unknown injury before he came to us) helped explain a lot of his guarded behavior, as he's always disliked hard floors, and being touched near or around his rear end. But if you have his full and complete trust, he just melts into you! We have a maxed out CareCredit due to Goblin's left leg TPLO surgery, and the failing health/loss of our 5 senior rats recently. We also know that Goblin's right leg is also starting to show signs of needing eventual TPLO surgery, as well as rehabilitation for his back pain.

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Choupette

Urgent. We Had No Choice. Emergency Surgery Saved Choupette.

Greenville, ME

Choupette was found wandering the streets by an SPCA rescue north of Montréal, CA in 2020 where she had 5 puppies upon arrival. They texted us a photo, & we adopted her over the phone, then began the arduous process of getting her across the border which was closed because of COVID. We are a couple living on a fixed income but have given her the best life possible, spoiling her beyond belief. Choupette's hind legs suddenly became paralyzed in December due to a herniated disc. She needed emergency spinal surgery, so we drove three hrs to Portland Veterinary Emergency & Specialty Care. Though it would be a huge financial burden, we weren't going to let her down since she had given us nothing but love. The total cost of her care came to $11,750, financed through CareCredit. As a Lhasa Apso Scottish Terrier mix, Choupette's breed was bred for cold, so she LOVES the snow in Maine! She romps through it, burying her head till it completely disappears. She also loves riding in the car & is anxious to go everywhere with us (which she does.) She takes us for long walks & runs & she is so sweet, gentle and loving that everyone she meets loves her instantly. We live on a fixed income & never anticipated Choupette's sudden paralysis & the cost of emergency surgery. We didn't hesitate to give our beloved dog what she deserves, many more years of good health, & she is already moving her hind legs & doing better than expected!

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Carrera

Carrera is a 10 year old Labrador Retriever in Pasadena, CA, who needs $10,000 for AVM Embolization (arteriovenous malformation).

Pasadena, CA

Carrera found us in 2018 when a friend and client of mine, who helps rehome pets, posted a pic of her saying that she needed a home and she tagged me in the post. We instantly fell in love and she was ours. I have two daughters and we had lost our other labrador in 2016 to cancer. She lives with me and my younger daughter, our cat and two bunnies. Last fall, Carrera was diagnosed with AV Malformation in her right front leg. These are either congenital or caused from some type of trauma. We visited so many vets and had multiple tests to finally get a diagnosis. Her cardiologist team recommends surgery to correct this. They have to do a CT scan and angiogram prior to pinpoint exactly where to fix it. She is with Access Pasadena and Dr. Cole. Carrera is the sweetest, most gentle dog. She loves the cat and she also will just hang out with the bunnies and even lets them walk on her. She follows me everywhere I go and loves to cuddle on the couch. I take her everywhere I can and on road trips. She's been to San Diego, Ojai and Big Bear. She just loves being around us all the time and is one of the sweetest dogs I've ever had. Although I have pet insurance, this complication and surgery is an enormous unexpected expense for our family. Insurance will cover up to $4000 and the expected cost may be between $12,000-$15,0000. It is something that needs to be fixed and will only worsen over time.

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