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Popcorn

Help Popcorn get Perineal Urethrostmy — Sulphur Springs, TX

Sulphur Springs, TX

I still remember the day I found him—or rather, the day he found me! I was at the gas station and he was out there, almost about to get hit by a car. Suddenly he ran right up to me and jumped straight into my arms! More like a dog, He has a favorite spring that he loves for us to throw, and he will bring it back and drop it right on command. Typical orange cat, but absolutely loves his cuddles! So popcorn ended up getting a urinary blockage which is fatal. He was catheterized and placed in the hospital for a few days only to come home and get blocked again. He will have to have surgery to either clear the stones and crystals in his bladder and or to widen his uretha to be able to urinate and stop any further blockages i order to live a full and happy life! The bond we 2 share is irreplaceable. He came to me in a time of need and helplessness. Then my dear father passes away on 8.17.2026 and he was there by my side to comfort me. Then he get so sick. He is msa and I truly need him to survive and thrive cus without him I am lost and a complete mess. He is our mascot. We even have a anthem song for him that we sing when he enters the rooms! We are asking for help becausemy beloved father passed away and we wanted to help ease the financial burden of my father passing away. In the midst of this, popcorn got super sick and we've already spent over 1,000 in vet bills and we havnt even paid our rent yet.

Henley

Help Henley get IVDD medical management and electro-acupuncture — Cary, NC

Cary, NC

Henley is my French bulldog and my constant companion. He is sweet, stubborn, funny, and happiest when he is close to me. I have had him since he was a puppy, and he is truly family. He loves his toys, exploring the house, and simply being wherever I am. Henley is being treated for a painful IVDD flare. He was seen at VEG Emergency Veterinary Hospital and is now continuing care through Petfolk. His treatment plan includes strict crate rest, pain and anti-inflammatory medication, follow-up exams, and electro-acupuncture to help control pain and support recovery. Henley is more than my pet—he is my family and my constant companion. He has been by my side through difficult seasons of life and brings me comfort every single day. Seeing him in pain has been heartbreaking, and I want to give him every reasonable chance to recover and stay mobile. Henley’s IVDD flare came unexpectedly while I am also paying for graduate school and my regular living expenses. I have already taken on emergency veterinary costs and am continuing to pay for medication, follow-up care, and acupuncture. I am asking for help so I can keep providing the treatment he needs without delaying his care.

Cleo

Help Cleo get CT scan and further diagnostic — Bellevue, WA

Bellevue, WA

Cleo has been my shadow for ten years. She reaches her arms out to be held like a baby. She won’t sleep alone — it’s me or the dog, no exceptions. She’s smart enough that I had to child-lock the fridge. Now she’s at BluePearl Kirkland, and after three clinics and thousands in tests, no one can tell me what’s killing her. I’ve spent everything I have. Please help me keep her. ❤️🙏 On Aug 28 Cleo went from playing to refusing food within hours. I’ve syringe-fed her ever since. Three clinics, full bloodwork, x-rays, ultrasound — every test negative. They suspect a severe sinus infection but can’t confirm it, and she isn’t responding to her meds. She’s at BluePearl Kirkland. She needs a CT scan to finally see what’s wrong. Estimated $5,000. I don’t have it. I grew up in foster care. You learn not to get attached, because nothing stays. Then Cleo came to me as a Christmas gift ten years ago — my first pet, the first thing that was mine. She reaches her arms out to be held like a baby. She won’t sleep alone. She’s smart enough that I child-locked the fridge.I’m a veteran. I’ve never asked for help. I’m asking now. She’s the first thing I got to keep. I’ve spent everything. Three clinics since Aug 28 — bloodwork, x-rays, ultrasound — all negative, no diagnosis. I took time off work to keep her on her meds around the clock. Now she needs a CT that costs thousands. I’m out of money. She’s still climbing into my lap.

Mia

Help Mia get CCL total hip replacement — Pleasant grove, UT

Pleasant grove, UT

I got Mia at 12 weeks as a puppy to be my service animal for my condition called pots at the time. I was also having a lot of mental health issues. Mia is the sweetest kindest, most caring sassiest little animal ever she never bites. She only loves she always is smiling and she’s been my best friend and my savior. Sometimes my only reason for living for eight years Mia refuses to be retired. She only wants to be with me. She loves her cheese and chicken chews, knows when it’s coffee time it’s also pup cup time and always made the residence in the care facilities that I work at laugh and giggle everywhere she goes she brings happiness A month ago, Mia was attacked by another dog while we were out working. It tore her CCL and subluxated her hip while we were waiting for surgery and treatment her other hip subluxated. She’s in a lot of pain. She can’t walk and I’m doing my best to take care of everything. She needs a CCL repair and probably two total hip replacement. We know at least one the surgeries are happening at granite veterinary clinic in Cottonwood Heights, Utah, who have been very knowledgeable and wonderful. All of her other vet bills are at Traverse Mountain pet care in Lehigh Utah who have also been wonderful and trying to help her in this situation. Each chip is going to cost $9000 and her leg is going to cost 5500. I have 7000 in my savings account so I’m putting it towards everything I can but I need help with the rest of it. The financing options are terrible and don’t give me enough to cover it. I just want my best friend to be OK and to walk and run like she used to. Mia is a cardiac alert service dog the sweetest dog ever we work in elderly folks homes and makes all of their days me travels and loves the ocean. Mia loves people. I can’t afford the cost on my own. I really need help my best friend could walk and be OK again.

Mookie

Help Mookie get Mass Removal, Aftercare, Up-to-date Vaccination — IA

IA

Mookie is a Mastiff/St Bernard mix I adopted in February 2020. Found wandering, held at a Sheriff's Office where no one claimed him, & landing at Safe Haven, Mary at SH said Mookie needed people; they estimated he was about 2. Mookie made himself comfortable right away at home, & seemed so joyful to be there. He is a big loveable goof who loves his humans- I can’t imagine my life without him. Mookie has a skin tag on the back of his front leg — vets checked it over the years & weren't concerned, as it didn't seem to bother. That's changed: it's grown, become inflamed, and now hangs down, rubs his leg, scabbed and bleeding. Vet has recommended pre-op bloodwork, anesthesia, and a Level 3 mass removal + aftercare. He'll need a sleeve & both boys need 6 mo of Simparica. Mookie found me at exactly the moment I needed him, & vice versa. Brother Benny followed because I wanted Mookie to have a friend — I didn't expect how much the two of them would end up carrying me through becoming an empty nester. We walk daily and this growth is making Mook's walks uncomfortable, if he even wants to go. I want him to be able to enjoy the walks he's always loved so much again I'm currently at 65% of normal income after a medical issue. In March, we moved to cut costs, which hasn't worked out. Move itself was awful, & new house has major issues we are working to address. Our former vet moved, and Vetco examined Mook & gave estimate to treat him

Moo

Help Moo get Foreign Body Removal Surgery

Moo Moo as he likes to be called, is a loving black and white male cat with deep green-gold eyes and a sweet little pink nose. He came to me about 2 years ago and hasn't left my side since. As my little companion he follows me around the room, "helping" with every non-cat activity he can and snuggling up when he finds the best cuddle spot, curling up in the sun to stretch and bask in the light. Little Moo has ingested a piece of a sock and unfortunately developed a foreign body obstruction in his GI Tract. He is in need of emergency surgery to remove the blockage. Jarrettsvelle Vet Clinic is preforming the life-saving surgery. When I wake up in the morning the first thing I see is his little pink nose over me, sweet little whiskers poking me in the face, meowing for his first meal of the day. Seeing him feeling so unwell, unable to meow or reach out for me - It hurt my heart in a way I could not describe. All I want more than anything is just to hold my little boy safe in my arms & give him all the love he deserves. I've fallen on hard times recently and it seems just as one crisis is mended, another has risen to take its place. I battle everyday, fighting to keep afloat with the rising costs of living and all the unexpected curveballs in life. I would be eternally grateful for any help

Kook

Help Kook get Diabetes monitoring (Blood Glucose & Fructosamine levels)

MA • Paws 4 A Cure

Meet Kook, an adorable 9-year-old Labrador Retriever from Massachusetts who has been diagnosed with diabetes. Kook needs follow-up Blood Glucose and Fructosamine Level monitoring. His diabetes maintenance—costs approximately $214.20 per visit. Kook's mom and dad are trying to raise an additional $1,080 so he can continue receiving the veterinary care he needs. 💜 Will you help give Kook the gift of more time? Every tax-deductible donation, no matter the amount, brings Kook one step closer to the care he needs. If you're unable to donate, simply sharing his fundraising pages can help him reach someone who can. Kook's Story “Kook will be 10 years old on September 26th. We brought him home at just 14 weeks old after our daughter had been asking for a dog, and he quickly became an irreplaceable part of our family. He has grown up with our children and is now just as loving, patient, and protective with our grandson. At the beginning of this summer, Kook’s health began to decline. At first, we thought he may have been depressed from changes at home, but as things got worse, we learned that he has diabetes. He now needs insulin twice a day, with a new vial costing about $90 every 10–14 days. Our family is currently facing financial hardship, and it is heartbreaking knowing Kook’s care depends on what we can afford. We are hoping to raise $1,080 to help cover about six months of his insulin while we work toward getting back on our feet. Kook has given our family nearly 10 years of unconditional love, and we want to give him every chance at a long, healthy life. Any help, no matter the amount, would mean so much to our family.” Every donation helps ensure Kook can continue receiving the treatment that keeps him healthy and gives him more precious time with his mom and dad. 🐾 Paws 4 A Cure Needs Your Help Paws 4 A Cure is an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides financial assistance for urgent veterinary care to dogs and cats throughout the United States. We do not receive any government funding and rely entirely on the generosity of compassionate people like you. Thank you for being part of the Paws 4 A Cure family and for helping dogs and cats like Kook receive the urgent veterinary care they deserve. Your kindness truly changes lives. 💜🐾

Cricket

Cricket cannot use his hind legs and needs your support!

Murphy, TX • CAMO Rescue

This adorable little guy was placed on the urgent list at the SPCA because he cannot use his hind legs. Thankfully, CAMO Rescue stepped in to give Cricket a chance. Now, the next step is getting him to the veterinarian for X-rays and further testing to determine what may be causing his condition—and whether there is anything that can be done to help him walk again. Cricket has a long road ahead, but he is finally safe and surrounded by people who are determined to fight for him. Please consider donating toward Cricket’s veterinary care, diagnostics, and treatment. Every dollar will help give this sweet boy the chance to get the answers and care he desperately needs. He may not be able to use his back legs right now, but with your help, his future is still full of hope.

Jellybean

Help Jellybean get PRAA soft tissue surgery — Niles, MI

Niles, MI

This is Jellybean! She is a beautiful and spunky kitten! She was given to me on August 26th, 2026 because of her condition. I had previously volunteered to help care for her and get her to appointments, but after her diagnosis, the previous owner decided to take care of her herself, then realized she couldn't do it 3 months later! I am determined to get her the care she needs ASAP! She has a rare birth defect. A blood vessel near the heart formed on the wrong side creating a tight ring that squeezes the food pipe, making it hard for a her to swallow solid food. She is on a liquid pate diet. I have contacted 2 facilities. She has a consultation appointment scheduled at MSU, but they couldn't fit her in until November 4th, so I also am waiting on a call back from ASC in Flint. She is the most beautiful, loving cat and deserves a chance at living a long and healthy life. She has gone from skittish and hiding, to cuddling and wanting attention in one week! I have to blend her food so there are absolutely no chunks, sit with her while she eats, and keep her elevated for 20 minutes to insure she doesn't regurgitate. i feel this has built an unbreakable bond between us! MSU's estimate for surgery is $6,000-8,000 and ASC's estimate is $4,500-4,800. Since I don't know which one will take her on yet, I don't know what the actual cost will be, but either way, it is a very expensive surgery. I am determined to get it for her, but need assistance