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Lucy

Help Lucy get Antibiotics and anti inflammatory medications — Sparks, NV

Sparks, NV

I received Lucy from my neighbors when she was 3 months old. She was the runt of the litter. She is the light of my life. She loves to go on walks, going on car rides and run around the backyard chasing balls. Lucy got into a scuffle with my other two dogs after she found a mouse running in the yard. All 3 chased the mouse then the other two attacked Lucy. I suffered bites on my hands and arms. Lucy wasn’t bitten but suffered blood in her eyes and severe bruising. I had to go to emergency and then I had to take Lucy in. Both of us were put on antibiotics. Lucy also received anti inflammatory medication Lucy has been my constant companion for the last 2 1/2 years. I was on disability than had to retire. She is my emotional support. She goes everywhere either me. We visit my Mom in a care home. Lucy is a star! Everyone in the home love her. She brings joy to their lives. She is one special dog. With my emergency bill and Lucys’s I’m unable to pay her bill. I’m on social security which isn’t much after I pay mortgage, utilities, food for me and my dogs. I just need a little help right now.

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Squeaks

Help Squeaks get Femur Fracture Surgery & Intramedullary Pin Placed — Lewisville, TX

Lewisville, TX

My sweet little kitty his name is Squeaks. Squeaks was a rescue that we found at a gas station. A quick vet trip and pet store trip to get all the things to grow to become a strong kitty then back to our place we took this little fluff ball. She was so tiny but already so feisty constantly attacking the dog's tail, jumping out in sneak attack mode and cuddling in for some rest. We were in love.💙 The feisty cat took a tumble with a cart she had jumped up on in her leg got caught in as it fell to the ground. It broke her femur in it oblique displaced femur break. She needs to have the bone set, at least 1 pin placed, and medication and aftercare. Squeaks timing is perfect! Sadly I'd put down my 21yr cat weeks before & my puppers, Denver being lazy at 11 1/2yrs, the energy was needed in this home. The last few years I've become an empty nester, my 3 sons moved into adulthood & my home was quieter than ever wished it be. Squeaks turned that upside down. She's running, bouncing, sitting on a shoulder or snuggled in a lap & we live every inch I'm turning to the community for help because I just can't afford this expensive procedure and it can't wait. I can't even imagine not having squeaks in my life with all the joy she has brought me in such a little amount of time. She brings so much joy & we love her so much

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Chase

Help Chase get Additional bloodwork, a manual blood, smear review — NoHo, CA

NoHo, CA

Chase is our sweet 1-year-old Goldendoodle and a very special part of our family. He is loving, playful, silly, and always wants to be close to us. He has brought so much happiness and love into our home, and we are incredibly grateful to have him in our lives. We love Chase more than words can say, and we just want to see him feeling happy and healthy again. Over the past several weeks, Chase has had consistently high white blood cell counts on his bloodwork. His WBC has remained around 32–33 K/µL, with elevated neutrophils and monocytes. He has also experienced a fever and previously injured his neck, which was evaluated with an X-ray. He has been treated with antibiotics, including a second round of enrofloxacin (Baytril), but his white blood cell count is still elevated. His veterinarian has now referred him to a specialist to help determine what is causing this ongoing inflammation or infection and what testing or treatment he may need. We are taking things one step at a time and doing everything we can for him. Chase is family. He has been there for us through so many moments and has a way of making us smile even on difficult days. He is still so young, and it hurts to see him go through blood tests, medications, and uncertainty when we don’t yet have an answer. We just want to give him the chance to get the care he needs and hopefully get back to being his happy, playful self. Every day with Chase is precious to us. We never expected to be in a position where we would need to ask others for help, but Chase’s medical care has become more than we can comfortably afford on our own. With his continued high white blood cell count, he now needs to see a specialist and may need additional testing to find the cause. We are humbly asking for any help toward his veterinary care, medications, specialist visit, and diagnostic testing. We understand that not everyone is able to donate, and even sharing Chase’s story means so much to us. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for taking the time to read about our sweet boy and for helping us give Chase the care he needs.

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Gigi and Vivi

Help Gigi and Vivi get Exploratory surgery for both Vivi and Gigi — Pasadena, MD

Pasadena, MD

Gigi is goofy and lovable. She was rescued in October of 2024. Very sick with intestinal issues. Took 9 months to get her straight. Gigi has been very healthy since then except for an ear infection. She exudes joy and is so very happy. Vivi was left at my home by a backyard breeder. I wasn’t expecting to get a 3rd dog but she has been with us for a year now. She is more quiet and reserved. Most likely from spending her life in a crate 24/7 except for potty breaks and random occasional play time. She is a happy girl who adores lying outside in the sun on her doggy bed. They both are Velcro dogs and have to be with someone all the time. Vivi and Gigi are best buds. Gigi is Vivi’s protector and bodyguard. On 8/27/26 @ 3 am the little monsters managed to get into the trash.(1st time ever!) I had 4 ears of corn on the cob in the trash and I found Vivi standing in the middle all the trash. Gigi had run outside with the spoils from her trash excavation via the doggy door. She was caught red handed(in her case yellow mouthed) with a corncob clenched in her mouth. Later that day when I got home from work I saw vomit with giant pieces of cob in it. Had to rush them both to the vet. Utasounds and X-rays completed. First thing this morning off to the vet. Nothing moved noted in repeat X-rays. Off to endoscopy to retrieve all the cobs. Unfortunately at this time both Gigi and Vivi are in emergency surgery due to the fact they also ate the husks which are blocking the pylorus. These little monsters are my world and my sole happiness right now. We can’t live without each other. I love them so very much. My daughter claims I love them more than her which of course isn’t true but close. Over the last 2 years it has been one thing after another. Cancer, IMHA, pneumonia, BOAS surgery and osteomyelitis surgery plus so much more. I have spent over $100,000 in vet bills. I have taken money from my Roth, depleted my savings and maxed out credit cards. I have 24 plans currently in care credit, had 6 in Cherry and 1 in scratch. My other dog needs multiple colonoscopies to reduce strictures and that is expected to be $20,000. So this week expenses over $40,000($20,000 to be paid in next 2 weeks)

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Priscilla

Help Priscilla Thrive After Escaping Euthanasia

CA • Super B Foundation

Priscilla was abandoned on a Los Angeles sidewalk in a dog crate far too small for her. A compassionate person found her and brought her to a shelter, hoping she would finally be safe. But no one came for Priscilla, and she was placed on the euthanasia list. That could have been the end of her story. Instead, an entire team of people fought for her life. Her finder refused to give up. Shelter volunteers advocated tirelessly for her. Super B Foundation stepped in, and a foster said YES when Priscilla needed someone most. Together, they got her out just in time. Now that Priscilla is safe, her rescuers are discovering that she needs some extra help. She struggles with resource guarding around food and toys with both people and other dogs. The stress, fear, confinement, and constant stimulation of a shelter environment can contribute to or intensify behavioral challenges like these, especially for dogs who have already experienced abandonment and uncertainty. Priscilla has begun working with a professional trainer and the rescue hopes to enroll her in a 2 week board-and-train program where she can receive consistent, individualized support and learn the skills she needs to succeed in a foster and, ultimately, forever home. So many people fought to make sure Priscilla made it out of the shelter alive. Now we’re asking you to join that fight. She survived abandonment. She survived the shelter. She escaped euthanasia. Please help Priscilla take the next step toward the safe, happy future everyone fought so hard to give her.I

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Willow

Please help Willow heal from a life of abandonment.

UPPER CHICHESTER, PA • Joyner's Furr-eedom Rescue INC

Meet Willow. Her story is one that breaks the hearts of Joyner's Furr-eedom Rescue, who saved her. Thankfully, it’s also a story of survival, healing, and finally being safe. Willow was found as a stray after already having multiple litters of puppies and enduring a life no dog should ever have to live. Before they were able to step in and save her, Willow had been attacked twice. She was hurting, infected, exhausted, and simply trying to survive. Willow recently underwent a spay-abort and received treatment for her wounds and infections. And this incredible girl is healing amazingly. Day by day, she is learning what it feels like to finally be safe. And despite everything she has endured, Willow has held onto the sweetest part of herself. She is a 77-pound, large-breed black Pitbull with the tiniest little white spots—but what stands out most about her isn't her size or her beautiful face, or the scars of survival left behind. It's her heart. She is the sweetest, kindest, most loving little wiggle butt you could ever meet. She greets life with a happiness that makes you wonder how a dog who has been through so much can still have so much love to give. You would never know by meeting Willow what her life looked like before she came to us. And maybe that's what makes her so special. If you are able to support this sweet girl by giving a small donation, Joyner's Furr-eedom Rescue would greatly appreciate it, along with Willow. We appreciate your continued support.

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Smitty

Smittie the pig made an emergency vet trip and needs your help!

Grandview, TN • Flying Pigs Sanctuary

Smitty lives next door to the caretaker of Flying Pigs Sanctuary, and every morning around 6:30 a.m., he’s waiting at her front door for their usual wander, bunny feeding, and, of course, cookies. ❤️ But one morning, Smitty wasn’t there. He wouldn’t come out, and even more concerning, he had no interest in his cookies—something he never turns down. She knew something was wrong, so she rushed him to the University of Tennessee, where he was admitted for dehydration and stayed overnight for fluids, treatment, monitoring, and bloodwork. Thankfully, when she visited him before heading back to work, he ate some cookies. 🥹🍪 That little moment was everything. Smitty’s estimated hospital bill is $600–$800, and we could really use our village. Please consider donating toward his emergency care. Every dollar helps FPS cover his treatment and continue saying YES when animals need us most. $10, $20, $50—it all adds up. Please donate if you can, and send our sweet Smitty some good thoughts for better bloodwork. ❤️🐷 We’ll never regret acting too quickly. We would only regret waiting too long.

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Bruiser + Littermates

Help Bruiser + littermates recover from sunburn

Minnetonka, MN • The Bond Between

This litter of puppies was discarded. Not given a second thought. Just left to fend for themselves... under the hot sun, next to a busy highway, inside a filthy crate. It's honestly a wonder any of them survived... but they did. Meet Bruiser, Bongo, Buster, Ravina, and Roxy... our little survivors A good human saw the crate by the highway and pulled over to help. What they found was shocking. A litter of five puppies... sunburned. Extremely thirsty. Covered in so much grime they had to be bathed twice with Dawn dishwashing detergent. And then, there's Bruiser... our special guy If you look at photo 2 you'll notice he's got a bit (okay... a lot) of a head tilt. It is stinking adorable, but it made us a little worried. He already overcame so much. We didn't want him to have to overcome something else. Our Vet Team evaluated him for any eye, ear, or neurological medical causes for this. We held our breath... waiting for the results. They didn't find anything. That head tilt? Simply adorable. Just one of his added quirks that makes him even more charming Help support their medical care costs that will lead to finding their forever homes!

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Lily

Lily is suffering from pneumonia and being heartworm positive. Please help her!

Murphy, TX • CAMO Rescue

Lily, originally named Forest because she was thought to be a he, was rescued from the euthanasia list at Harris County, but her fight for a second chance is far from over. When Lily was saved by CAMO Rescue, she was incredibly shut down and scared. She is also heartworm positive and now faces another serious battle: pneumonia. Her condition became so concerning that she had to be rushed to the vet for urgent antibiotics and fluids. Lily has already been through so much, but she deserves the chance to finally know what it feels like to be safe, healthy, and loved. Please consider donating to help cover Lily’s urgent veterinary care and the treatment she will need moving forward. Every donation, no matter the amount, can help give this sweet girl the second chance she was rescued for.

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