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Huxley

Help Huxley get Mass Removal/ Jp Drain — Charleston, SC

Charleston, SC

Huxley is so much more than just a dog to me. He is a rescue who came into my life and became my emotional support, my companion, and my family. Through every up and down, Huxley has been there—offering unconditional love, comfort, and companionship when I needed it most. He has never judged me or left my side. He is truly a special dog, and the bond we share is something I cannot put into words. Huxley is currently facing a serious medical issue. He has a growing mass near his prepuce area that has become increasingly concerning and needs to be surgically removed and drained as soon as possible. His veterinarian has determined that this mass cannot simply be left untreated, and he needs the proper medical care to prevent it from becoming even more serious. Huxley is my rescue dog and emotional support animal. He has been by my side through some of the hardest moments of my life and has given me unconditional love and comfort when I needed it most. He is family to me, and the thought of him suffering because I cannot afford his treatment is absolutely heartbreaking. I am unable to afford Huxley’s surgery because my financial circumstances changed drastically after I was involved in a serious car accident that resulted in a traumatic brain injury. Since the accident, I have struggled with ongoing difficulties that have made it impossible for me to work and support myself the way I did before. As a result, I had to move back in with my mother, and I currently depend on her for housing and basic support. Before my accident, I was independent and worked hard to provide for myself and Huxley. I never imagined that I would find myself in a position where I couldn’t afford the medical care my beloved dog desperately needs.

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Blue

Help Blue get Vet visit, x rays and test to confirm and treat — Jackson, MS

Jackson, MS

She is 3 years old blue put bull happy loving playful she used to go everywhere with me and I want her to start going places with me again She has not walked since December, she sleeps on her back she trembles and shake# while she sleeps and wakes up in shock or scared She is my baby girl nshe means so much to me she chose me when she was a puppy and she is the best dog I have ever had she is my best friend. She is our family Please Help Blue Get Back on Her Feet 💙 Blue is my 3-year-old blue Pit Bull and my baby girl. Last winter, Blue started limping on her back right leg. I constantly checked her paw because I thought something might be stuck or injured, but I could never find anything wrong. Her limp would come and go. Then, this spring, Blue had an accident after I gave her a bath. She got excited and took off running toward the bed. She jumped, landed hard on her back on our hardwood floor, and became extremely painful. For about three days, she barely moved, cried, and slept most of the time. When she finally got back up and started walking again, another one of my dogs attacked her outside and grabbed and pulled her back leg. After that, her condition continued to get worse. For months, she would have good days when she could walk a little, followed by days when she could barely move. Eventually, she stopped walking altogether. For the past several months, I've watched my baby girl struggle with pain without being able to afford the veterinary care she needs. There were many nights when I honestly thought I was going to lose her. Recently, Blue has started trying to walk again. She can only take a few steps, though, and she's still in a lot of pain. She has lost a significant amount of muscle around her back, hips and hind legs. Sometimes she uses her front legs to lift herself up because she can't properly use her back legs. I have researched her symptoms extensively. Hip dysplasia is one possibility that seems to fit many of her symptoms, but she has not been diagnosed, and I don't want to assume that's what is wrong. She needs a veterinarian to examine her and determine what is actually happening. The thing that keeps me going is that Blue still wants to live. Her personality is coming back. She wants to play. She wants to be happy. She still has that spark in her. She's only three years old. I don't want to give up on her simply because I don't have enough money to get her through the door of a veterinarian. 💙 What We're Asking For We're raising money for Blue's: 🩺 Veterinary examination 🦴 X-rays and diagnostic testing 💊 Pain medication and treatment 🐾 Any additional treatment the veterinarian determines she needs ❤️ Follow-up care Every dollar will go directly toward Blue's veterinary care. If you can't donate, please share her story. A share could reach someone who can help. I am also willing to work for assistance with Blue's veterinary expenses. I will clean, do yard work, help with chores, or do whatever honest work I can in exchange for help with her care. I'm not asking anyone to save her for me. I'm asking for a chance to save my baby girl. Blue is still fighting. Please help us give her the chance to walk, play, and live without this pain again. Thank you from Blue and her mama. 💙🐾

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Winnie

Help Winnie get Distal Femoral Osteotomy, Trochleoplasty, TTT — Mays Landing, NJ

Mays Landing, NJ

When I was 16, Winnie came into my life because I needed help. Now I'm 19, and she's the one who needs me. Winnie is my 3 year old Bernese Mountain Dog. She's gentle, sweet, the best hugger, and “mom” to our foster kittens and puppies. Having Winnie beside me feels like putting on a fresh from the dryer fluffy blanket.; cozy, comforting, and somehow always smells like flowers. Winnie was born with femoral varus/torsion, her thigh bone is twisted and misaligned, and luxating patella, her kneecap often pops out of place. She is on pain meds, but needs three surgical procedures to fix the bone and kneecap. Distal femoral osteotomy to realign her femur. Trochleoplasty to deepen the kneecap groove. Tibial Tuberosity Transposition (TTT) to secure her shinbone to knee. Winnie helps everyone she meets. Her hugs relax me when I'm anxious. She let's our tiny kittens grab and crawl over her, keeps them clean, and nudges them back to safety. Gives chase to puppies with the zoomies. She always knows how I'm feeling and acts silly to make me smile. Winnie shows our foster animals patience and love. Winnie takes care of us, and now I want to take care of her. I'm 19, in college full time, and work part-time at a vet office. I don't make enough to put a dent in Winnie's surgery bill. Without surgery, her condition will get worse. Asking for help isn't easy, but for Winnie, I'll do whatever it takes to take away her pain.

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