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Clyde

Clyde is a 3-month-old Boxer in Hanford, CA, who needs $2,000 for Parvovirus Treatment.

Hanford, CA

I found someone selling boxer puppies 9 weeks old near the house I just purchased for $500 or b/o each. I offered $800 for both and put down a $300 deposit. I was told they were given their shots. The man selling seemed nice enough. I picked them up a week later and brought them home where I had purchased a crate, bedding, etc. and set them up to be part of my new family. Clyde and Cleo have a crate inside my house w/ dog door to outside pen. When I am home, I have started training them and they follow me everywhere. I grew up w/ boxers so I was excited to have my own. They are not dogs to me, they are my family and I love them with all my heart. I have 2 roommates and we are all dog lovers. Brought them to vet for checkup and they had a parasite, so treated. These puppies are special to me because I am stationed 3000 miles away from my family, am only 21, just bought my first house after ranking up and being eligible for housing and are my first dogs as an adult. I had turtles, frogs, geckos, gerbils, rabbits, fish and my parents had boxers and I have a great love for animals. They are my babies and my heart is aching that they are so sick now. Clyde and Cleo were ok for a while, but then wouldn't eat, were vomiting and had diarrhea. I took them to vet who said they had Parvo and started treatment on Friday at Caring for Creatures. Then took them to 24/7 Pet for weekend care, Cleo needed Plasma, then Monday when released - costing $7400. But Monday night Clyde wouldn't eat, and back in Tuesday morning now needing Plasma/feeding tube. I'm 21 years old, in the military, just bought my first house. I didn't know what I was getting into buying from this home breeder and am now almost $15,000 in vet bills from (more than 1/2 what I make in a year) and have maxed out my credit cards to save my puppies.

9%Funded
$185Raised
$1,815To go
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Tonka

Tonka is a 2-year-old Pitbull in West Babylon, NY, who needs $2,000 for Forelimb amputation.

West Babylon, NY

My life changed forever on 3/6/20. I was looking to foster a dog for the first time, the moment I met Tonka I knew that I needed to take him home with me. Tonka had been living at the shelter for over a year. While at the shelter, he was found to have multiple congenital heart conditions requiring emergent surgery and lifelong medications. Watch Tonkas story https://youtu.be/8RQ_twBqMC0 I am an ER Nurse and worked throughout the COVID 19 Pandemic, Tonka has been my most valued support system throughout these difficult times. Even though he is about 50 pounds, he still thinks he is a lap dog, and will cuddle on top of anyone that will let him. He is extremely curious and loves to go on adventures with his family to the beach, pond, or anywhere he can find a squirrel to chase When I adopted Tonka I had planned to have expenses due to his heart conditions. However, I was not ready for the unexpected emergency treatment after the freak accident. I have tried every possible non-surgical treatment to help his leg, unfortunately surgery is necessary. On 6/7/20, despite being secured into the back seat of the car, Tonka managed to jump out while the car was going about 50mph. Tonka endured several injuries, the worst being brachial plexus evulsion. Tonka went through intense rehab therapy without seeing improvement to his front limb. He will have to have his leg amputated at VMCLI performed by DVM Puccio with his Cardiologist close by. If you spent anytime around Tonka you would never be able to tell that he had congenital heart conditions or that he could only use three legs. Tonka is a very energetic pup, always trying to chase you around and steal all you stuff. Even with his injured front leg, he still tries to offer the paw up for anyone that he can sucker into giving him a treat.

9%Funded
$185Raised
$1,815To go
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Jack

Jack is a 7-year-old Beagle in San Juan Capistrano, CA, who needs $2,000 for Anal Sacculectomy.

San Juan Capistrano, CA

I rescued Jack when he was 2 years old, a month or so after my 14 year old Beagle Jilly passed away. I have another Beagle named Peanut who just had his Birthday August 8th-he turned 13. They are inseparable and love each other SO very much! Both of my Beagles sleep on my bed with me every night. Jack even has a giant Beagle pillow that he sleeps on. When anyone comes to my house he immediately runs over to them to say hello with a huge smile with his tail wagging like crazy! My son's friends just LOVE him. Everyone that meets him loves him! He is absolutely the sweetest most jovial and loving dog I've ever owned! Jack is one of a kind because he LOVES everyone! He loves to go on long walks and says hello to all of the people and children everywhere we go! He is kind of a big goofball which is so darn adorable! The veterinary surgeon who will be treating Jack was referred to me by 4 different people included 2 veterinarians. I took him in for an anal gland expressing and nail trim and they called me back to show me that he had a tumor in his right anal gland. I was in shock especially cause he's only 7! He's always been very healthy! I'm barely working and have been hit with SO many unexpected costs like this one! This type of surgery I've been told is extremely intricate so I wanted to make sure I found someone great. His surgery is scheduled for this Wed. I need this boy to live-he's too young to go!

9%Funded
$180Raised
$1,820To go
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Brynnlee

Brynnlee is a 5-year-old Blue Tick Hound in Hilliard, FL, who needs $2,000 for urgent cancer surgery.

Hilliard, FL • Paw Paws Pet Rescue

When Paw Paws Animal Rescue rescued Brynnlee, they were shocked! Large, cancerous mammary gland tumors covered her entire chest. One was so big it dragged on the ground. She needed surgery to remove the tumors. "They were so widespread she needed 100 staples to close her abdomen area. Her incision covered her entire underside from her chest to her tail. We can't imagine the immediate relief she felt once those heavy tumors were removed," Michele H., with the nonprofit group, tells Waggle. But unfortunately, Bynnlee's road to recovery didn't end there. After surgery, she had complications, including a build-up of fluid that was so horrendous she needed a drain. She has now spent more than 28 days at the animal hospital. "She is receiving the best around-the-clock care and pain relief. She is in the best place to avoid infections and the opening of her incision," Michele says. Despite all Brynnlee has been through, she is always wagging her tail and has the most loving and relaxed personality. She will be the most wonderful companion for a family once she heals and fully recovers. Please consider donating towards her medical care, surgery, and rehabilitation. Her hospital bill is over $2,500. Any amount, big or small, will make a difference for Brynnlee. She needs your love and support!

9%Funded
$180Raised
$1,820To go
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Esco

Esco is a Doberman puppy in Apple Valley, MN, who needs $2,000 for distemper.

Apple valley, MN

I got Esco with my baby brother because our grandmother had passed away and we decided it was time for a family pet not only to bring us together but to have a new for baby in our house we had him for about two weeks until 4/19/21 when we almost had to put him down yesterday due to a distemper outbreak Ever since we got our baby she was always so shaky I thought it was due to him being cold or anxious but he was doing so good he learned to sit, stay, and lay down and only such a short amount of time he would come and put his nose on you squish into into your arm just so you could start petting him and giving him all of your love! I just want to save my baby I have already spent so much money but I am not willing to go out without a fight, so I made this waggle for anyone that can help my boy! Thank you 💛 I purchased Esco over the Easter weekend when I got him he was shaky, the shakiness progressed over the last couple of days when I took him to multiple vets, just to find out from the breeder that there has been a distemper outbreak and she did not let me know until 4/19/21 when I could’ve been doing stuff to save his life before this date because now it’s neurological😕 When we got Esco he could not walk on a leash and he was so shy, he was coming out of his shell and started to really love box he would even grab the leash and come bring it to you telling you that he wants to go on a walk only at five months old we knew he was going to be special, I just didn’t know what special meant at the time!

9%Funded
$180Raised
$1,820To go