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Bosco

Help Bosco get Abdominal ultrasound and Tennessee Panel — Dallas, OR

Dallas, OR

Bosco is the most intelligent gregarious bulldog you’ll ever meet. He has the most loving personality and adores everyone, especially children and babies. He knows over 30 words and can connect with people on a very deep level. He adores his veterinarian and will literally fly into the car if I say her name. Once arriving at the vet he gets right up in a chair and waits patiently for his turn. Bosco a couple years ago stopped walking for unknown reason. He has had a ravenous appetite since he was a a baby and eats random objects trying to satisfy his hunger and then a few months back he started losing all his hair and he broke out with horrible calcium cutis sores all over his back and neck. The vet fears he has a tumor in his adrenal or pituitary gland and is suffering from Cushing disease. Bosco is the love of my life! I’m a disabled veteran and he is my emotional support dog. I suffer from severe PTSD and agoraphobia and it’s difficult for me to leave my home or have meaningful relationships outside of my home. Bosco and I are extremely connected and he is with me 100% of the time. He brings so much joy to my life. Without him I would be lost. He is my life. Since June Bosco’s care has reached over $2900 and he needs an ultrasound on September 21st and a Tennessee panel done. The estimate is for another $1365 and I do have pet insurance for him that pays 70% for most things but my share is becoming increasingly more difficult to come up with. I only live on my VA compensation and because I am on Temporary Unemployability I am unable to work.

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Benny

Help Benny get Endoscopy — Meriden, CT

Meriden, CT

Benny is my Tough Little Bastard. He spends a majority of his time sleeping on my lap, following me, or looking for me. If my wife says “ go find Daddy” he immediately comes to me wherever I am. When I tell him let’s get Benny’s food he breaks into a cute little trot. He follows us to bed and stays all night. You catch him staring at you and you can sense the love and his intelligence. He is vocal with us with his own vocabulary waking us or announcing his presence with a chirp or an insistent meow if he thinks you are not catching on to what he wants. He purrs but it has to be extremely quiet to hear it. It’s heartening as you can feel it with your finger. We got Benny from a family through word of mouth. He could fit in your hand. His first day we put up a 6 foot high gate to keep him in a room and he climbed up and over to get back to be with us. He was born with aortic arch which is when aorta tissue forms around the esophagus causing a restriction. The restriction causes a pouch to form in the wall of the esophagus that food can get stuck in. Surgical removal of the tissue was successful but the pouch remains. This causes regurgitation of his food depriving him of nutrition and runs the risk of causing aspiration pneumonia. He is on a special diet of food that we must puree and add water. He is fed half a teaspoon of food four times a day. The serving size is small and frequent to avoid regurgitation. We use an elevated cat dish and hold him upright for 20 minutes after each feeding. Food preparation and holding him takes 4 hours a day but we gladly do it for him. He currently needs an endoscopy to confirm x-ray findings of the pouch being full of food and facilitate emptying the pouch in order to restore nutrition, stop regurgitation, and prevent dehydration. He usually does fine but has been regurgitating for almost two days.. Without the procedure he could die of starvation which would require euthanasia so he doesn’t suffer. His main Vet is Powder Ridge Veterinary Center in Middlefield, CT. The procedure will have to be performed at the Central Connecticut Animal Hospital in North Haven, CT He is a tough little bastard as he survived two surgeries before being 3 months old. The anesthesia no sooner wore off and he was up and about acting like a kitten and winning the hearts of the hospital staff. His resiliency and sure will to survive is amazing and truly emotional. The little part comes from his growth being cut short and now he weighs just 4 pounds. While Benny has imprinted on me he is close with the rest of the family and provides us all with love and emotional comfort. We discovered his condition after getting him from a family. We instantly had a bond, he would sit on my shoulder, and would not have survived if he was not with us. After he was diagnosed we vowed to give him the best cat life he could have for as long as possible. Something else about Benny. Not long after he came into our life our previous cat, Gizmo, began dying from a growth, I considered him my best buddy and he lived a long life. He would spend all his time sitting under the kitchen table near the end. Little kitten Benny would sit facing him about 1 foot away just being there. I believe he was consoling Gizmo and and Gizmo was passing the torch of taking care and loving us to him. The hard part to admit. I have been suffering from PTSD and depression for several years due to consecutive trauma exposure working as a firefighter for 47 years and responding to a major traumatic event. On top of that in the past year I went through 2 surgeries for severe pain from compressed nerves and treatment for skin cancer. Benny was by my side the whole time and is my emotional comfort and support. This time close to September 11 is tough for me and with Benny’s condition the fear of losing him is overwhelming. I will always do what is best for Benny and not let him suffer. Benny’s initial surgeries cost just around 15,000 dollars and was hard to absorb, and we still haven’t made up for it, but we knew he was worth it. I had to retire due to a medical problem and my income was drastically cut being on a pension. Due to my reasons above I have been unable to work part time, though I am working toward that in my recovery. My wife and I have also had to support other family members in individual crisis. Medical expenses for myself and just the cost of living has spiraled out of control. And with my mental health and physical problems being severe it is hard to catch up. Our car is on it’s last legs but we will not lose our house, we are so behind financially that it seems impossible. Most important I am asking for Benny.

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Leia

Help Leia get Dental Surgery to remove growths and some teeth — Shelby, NC

Shelby, NC

From the moment our eyes met it wasn't just standard puppy affection it was an instant undeniable recognition that we belonged to each other. She was just eight months old a beautiful little American Bully pup but in that very first second a bond was forged that would define the rest of our lives We became entirely inseparable from that day forward She is the happiest chillin by my side in the AC Leia is currently suffering from severe dental issues that require emergency oral surgery at Cleveland Animal Hospital in Kings Mountain, NC. The total itemized estimate for her surgery is $2,121. While she is currently being managed on pain medications, she is still in visible discomfort and pain. Leia has gotten me through my absolute darkest times. There have been moments when the pain and exhaustion were too much and I wanted nothing more than to just give up and stop chemotherapy. But through every single one of those heavy days Leia was right there by my side grounding me with her presence. When I couldn't find the strength to fight for myself I looked at her and chose to fight for her My name is April, I am currently an active oncolgy patient undergoing chemotherapy treatments every other week. Because of my health, my only source of income is SSI, which barely covers my basic living and medical expenses. I do not have family or friends who are able to co-sign a medical loan or lend a hand financially, leaving Leia and me to face this crisis entirely on our own.

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Willow

Help Willow get eye sergury — Landers, CA

Landers, CA

I came home one day and found this youg pup inside my fenced yard. She wasn’t my dog, and I had never seen her before. She was squinting an clearly uncomfortable.There was a note left on my gate, I read this note I felt like i was in a movie the note read HI, my name is willow I am a 4 month old cane corso/ dane mixed and they say I was the runt, anyway my whole family kept beating me up and my humans never stoped them, I heard my human saying you were a nice lady so since they did not want me anymore I was left here in your yard, hope you are not mad, can I stay I promise to be good and to love you please, I'm scared siged the lost willow After reading the note left on my gate and seeing Willow standing there squinting in pain, I couldn’t turn her away. I let her inside, and within two days we were at the vet. They diagnosed her with entropion — an eye condition that, if untreated, can cause ulcers, scarring, and serious damage. I’ve been putting optical gel in her eyes to give her relief, but she needs surgery. She was recently spayed and did great. Today we went back to the vet for her surgery estimate, and they told me one of her eyes may have to be removed because of the damage the entropion has already caused. She needs surgery as soon as possible so she doesn’t lose her other eye. Willow is special because she magicaly appeared in my fenced yard with nowhere else to go. She was hurting, squinting, and still trying to be brave. Even with everything she had been through Being the runt and getting beat up all the time, though she was scared walking toward me she still wanted to win me over, And that is just what she did!! She is gentle, smart, and loving. She bonded instantly with my grandkids and became protective of our home as if she had always belonged here. She loves her baths, loves attention, and loves being close to her family. Despite her pain, she has never shown anything but sweetness. Willow is special because she survived what she came from, and she still gives love freely. She didn’t just become part of my home — she became part of my heart. We need surgey ranging from $3500 to $4500attached is a written estment from the veternarian at VCA, My income is only $1000 a month but my dogs come first I would of never went a got another dog due to financial hardship but as I explained she showed up, God knows she is safe, I hurt to see her hurting she deserves to feel good she dont deseve to lose her eyes. God please help her.

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Precious

Help Precious get Full-Mouth Extraction with Oronasal Fistula Repair — Reno, NV

Reno, NV

My 10yr old Yorkie's a resilient soul who has survived more upheaval than any little dog ever should.She became my REASON threw the last 5yrs before me was instability cycling through 4 previous owners.Unseen Pain for her struck on 10/27/25 her dad, my man of 15yrs went missing. her absolute bestie & entire world The sudden disappearance shattered her sense of security. Its just the 2 of us now. Tooth root abscess that deteriorated into an oronasal fistula. Deep infection eroded her jawbone, creating a hole connecting her mouth to her nasal cavity. Food & fluid travel into her nose causing violent choking gagging & burning inflammation & severe constant nerve pain. EVS PET URGENT CARE 877 874-4838 full mouth extraction to remove all decaying teeth at once.clearing the deep bone infection She is the ultimate survivor with a heart that refuses to stop loving. She isn't just a pet; she is a resilient, brave little soul who has survived immense emotional trauma. Now that it is just the two of us, our bond is unbreakable. She has spent her whole life adapting to loss, yet she still wakes up every day loving me with everything she has. She is my family, my partner in healing. When my husband went missing,I lost my partner our financial stability & home overnight. This specialized surgery is far beyond what I can afford. She survived four past owners and losing her best friend; I cannot lose her to a treatable illness. She is all I have left.

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