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Landon

Help Landon get Urinary catheterization & flushing of bladder — El Cajon, CA

El Cajon, CA

Landon, was diagnosed with crystals in the urine causing FIC, feline idiopathic cystitis a condition that makes it hard for him to urinate. He’s been rushed to urgent care and visited the vet twice just this week. Right now, he needs urgent catheterization to keep his bladder safe. The costs have added up quickly, and have already exceeded $2500. Asking for your support to help Landon get this procedure done that was quoted at $3000. Urinary Obstruction from feline idiopathic cystitis He’s just the best cat he’s lovable and always follows me around. The vet says he needs an urgent catheterization which is gonna cost $3000.

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Georgia

Help Georgia get Full mouth extraction — Waterloo, IA

Waterloo, IA

I adopted Georgia from Cedar Bend Humane Society, and she became the perfect sister to Sweet Pea. Georgia is a gentle soul with a quiet purr who loves hiding for naps and sitting in the kitchen sink. She just had an emergency full-mouth tooth extraction after dropping to 6lbs. She is a toothless fighter—she went right for her food after surgery! I love her and want her pain-free. Georgia had rapid weight loss due to an agonizing dental infection that made it too painful to eat. To save her life and end her suffering, she underwent emergency surgery for a full-mouth tooth extraction. The vet pulled every single one of her teeth. While she is now completely toothless, the source of her infection is gone, and she is safely back home resting and learning to heal. Georgia is my baby and a vital part of our small, three-member family. Both she and her sister are my registered emotional support animals, providing me with endless love and comfort. Our bond is incredibly deep; she is my constant, gentle shadow. Seeing her healthy and pain-free means everything to us. Her recovery means our little family can finally feel whole and at peace again. I am turning to the community because this emergency hit while I am job hunting and working just one day a week. This unexpected $1,442 bill is impossible to cover on my tight budget. I love my babies, and your help to clear this clinic bill means the world to us.

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Chillon

Help Chillon get HCM treatment — CA

At just 1 month old. I found him when he was a tiny, fragile kitten who needed around-the-clock care. Because he was so small, I became his protector, and he became my family. I watched him grow from a helpless baby into the gentlest soul I have ever known. If you know Chillon you know he is pure love. He is a constant, comforting presence who seems to read my emotions perfectly. Whether he is the sweetest most gentle and funny cat ever, he fills my home with unconditional warmth. He has been my anchor through every single one of life's ups and downs. My heart shattered when the cardiologist diagnosed him with Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM), which has led to congestive heart failure. HCM is a disease that causes the heart muscle to thicken, making it incredibly hard for his little heart to pump blood. Hearing that the tiny kitten I raised, who is now my best friend, is fighting for his life is a pain I wouldn't wish on anyone. The hopeful news is that HCM can be managed. With veterinary cardiology specialists, regular monitoring echocardiograms, and critical daily medications (like diuretics and blood thinners), we can give him a comfortable, happy, and high-quality life by my side. However, advanced cardiac veterinary care is incredibly expensive. Between emergency vet stays, specialist consultations, and ongoing prescriptions, the costs are rapidly mounting out of my reach. Having raised him since he was just 4 weeks old, I refuse to give up on him. He fought to survive as a kitten, and I want to fight for him now but I cannot do it alone. He isn't just a pet he is a foundational member of our family who has been our anchor through life's hardest moments. His recovery matters so deeply because our home would be completely empty without his gentle spirit. He has been our anchor through life's hardest moments, and we refuse to give up on him now when he needs us most. Turning to the community is a step born out of pure love and necessity, as the financial reality of treating advanced feline heart disease is simply too high to carry alone. While we are doing everything we can, the sudden and overwhelming cost of emergency stabilization, veterinary cardiology specialists, ongoing echocardiograms, and daily life-saving medications has quickly exceeded our family's savings. We are turning to our community because medical bills should never be the reason a beloved family member's life is cut short, and your collective generosity is the only way we can afford to give him the fighting chance he deserves.

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Pippen

Help Pippen get Partial ear amputation (ear resection) surgery — Silver Spring, Maryland

Silver Spring, Maryland

Our dog is a rescue who quickly became a beloved part of our family. He is sweet, loving, and especially enjoys being around our two children. We are so grateful he found his way into our lives and became such an important part of our family. He developed a serious infection and injury to his ear that requires urgent veterinary treatment and surgery. He is currently being treated at Apex Vets, with plans for continued care and surgery at Animal Place Veterinary Hospital. He is more than a pet to us—he is part of our family. He has brought so much love and joy into our home, especially to our children. He is still so young and has so much life ahead of him, and we just want to give him the chance to recover and continue being the happy dog we love. The cost of his emergency care and surgery has become more than our family can manage on our own. With our everyday bills and responsibilities, we are turning to our community for help so we can give him the treatment he urgently needs.

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Sage

Help Sage get MRI and spinal surgery — Ventura, CA

Ventura, CA

I rescued Sage and her sister, Poppy, from an avocado ranch during the peak of COVID. Sage is the sweetest, most playful, most acrobatic, and talkative cat I’ve ever met. Sage has suddenly been diagnosed with a neurological condition- T3 caudal myelopathy. Her spinal cord is being compressed and as a result, she is unable to use her hind legs and is in a lot of pain. The wonderful veterinary team at Veterinary Medical and Surgical Group in Ventura say that with advanced imaging and the right intervention, my sweet Sage can continue to live a long healthy life. Sage is my best friend. She follows me everywhere and loves to sit on my shoulders while I go about my day. When I come home from work, she is always waiting by the door meowing for me. In her short 5 years, we’ve been through a lot together, including a pandemic, a breakup, and unemployment. She is a major reason why I’ve kept going when things were darkest. Unfortunately, the care Sage needs is costly specialized neurological imaging and treatment. I work at a local nonprofit helping the unhoused and while I love my job, I don’t make enough money to afford the treatment, without which Sage will not survive despite only being 5.

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Raider

Help Raider get Surgical Dental Extraction — Hunstville, AL

Hunstville, AL

Raider is my 9-year-old rescue from the Bay Area. I brought him home when he was just 2 months old, and he has been part of my life ever since. While I traveled back and forth for school from 2021–2025, my mom helped care for him. He loves sunbathing, watching TV, cuddling, people-watching, and protecting our home from pesky critters like dust and a good night's sleep. On 8/16, I rushed Raider to Huntsville Veterinary Specialists & Emergency at 5:30 a.m. after he began having trouble closing his mouth and I noticed blood on his paws. He was diagnosed with an abscessed upper-right premolar fractured at the root line. He needs a surgical extraction to remove the remaining root and infected tissue. A possible referral to a dental specialist in Birmingham if needed. Raider has been with me through so many chapters of my life. He has brought so much joy to me, my siblings, and my friends, and he is the sweetest little boy. All he wants is to cuddle with you and sleep beside you. He is family, and I want to do everything I can to make sure he gets the care he needs and comes home safely. I don’t have the funds available for Raider’s unexpected procedure. With my current bills, I have no savings for emergencies, and I was denied CareCredit and other credit-based assistance. I’m asking my community for help getting Raider the care he needs.

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Remington

Help Remington get Surgery to remove his stone that is in his bladder — Canton, OH

Canton, OH

Remington is a dog of our family. A friend of mine found him in a sewer in Minerva. She took care of him till he got healthy again. She knew we wanted him. She ended up giving him to us when he was about 1 years old. We have had him for about 7 years now. He is one loving caring dog as our first dog. I do not want to give up on him while we are having some financial issues at the moment. I seen Remington peeing out blood one day. I ended up calling the vet to make an appt the same day. The doctor took an x-ray to see what is going on with him. We found out he has a stone in his bladder area. We need to remove the stone out of his bladder which is a surgery that needs to be done soon. If we don't get the surgery done it can cause other issues in the near future. He offers affections to us. He ease stress on the bad days. We have a deep bond with him. He makes funny habits that makes us smile and have plenty of memories with him. He is a very special dog to have as a first time dog parent. We do not want to give up on him. We currently only have one income coming in the the house hold at the moment. We have a daughter that is also needed to be provided for. We currently don't have extra money to provide for our dog surgery that is needed to be done.

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Coco Puff

Help Coco Puff get Exam Blood Work and Medication — Brush, CO

Brush, CO

Coco Puff is my Service Dog and he's able to sense my Seizures 10 tp 15 minutes before I leave one. This gives me time to call 911 and get to a safe place so I won't injury myself. Coco Puff ate some BBQ Chicken and onions and garlic. He needs to see the vet ASAP. He's not eating and he's got very runny poop. Plus He's feeling lethargic. Coco Puff is my Service Dog he's able to sense my Seizures 10 to 15 minutes before I have one. This gives me time to get to a safe place so I won't injure myself. I am on Social Security Disability and I don't have the money right now to pay for his Emergency Vet Bill. At the High Cost of Everything right now I barely have enough to survive.

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Rocky

Help Rocky get Not sure but theyll have to do x-ray/ ultrasound — Arvada, CO

Arvada, CO

Rocky is a sweet boy. He has come a long way from when we first got him from Lifeline puppy rescue in Brighton Colorado and they got him from Las Vegas New Mexico rescue He was in an outside kennel on rocks with a towel. We had a hard time getting him in the house at first because he had never been in a home. Rocky is having trouble with his back leg. He holds it up and hops and then when he’s down on the ground, he has a tough time getting up looks like an old dog when they’re back in goes out but he’s only four and he has so much anxiety they have to put him out for any procedure which is so expensive can’t afford it. He’s so special to us and had a hard puppy life. I just want to give him the best life I can for the rest of his life. I don’t have a job right now, but currently looking

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