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Lupo

Lupo is a 8 Year Old Mix-Breed in Fort Bragg, CA, Who Needs $2,000 for Cervical Spine Surgery.

Fort Bragg, CA

Lupo’s human mom saved his mom from euthanasia at a high-kill shelter 14 years ago. The shelter vet was about to perform spay surgery but thought the little dog was already spayed, so Lupo’s mom left the shelter with a spay certification. When she gave birth to two puppies on Christmas Eve many years ago, it was a big surprise for her new mom who didn’t have the heart to separate them. Lupo was recently attacked by a big dog at his favorite beach and sustained severe injuries to his neck. The attack left him paralyzed and in need of cervical spine surgery to be able to walk again. The nearest hospital where he can be treated is TruVet Specialty and Emergency Hospital in Petaluma. Lupo is his mom’s favorite as he was always timid and never left her side. He loved spending time in nature and going for long hikes or a run at the beach. He always had joie de vivre and enjoyed road trips with his mom. Losing his mobility took away his zest for life. His mom has been happily caring for him around the clock, but she’s desperate to give him his ability to walk and run again. For many years, Lupo’s mom had to commute for hours to her job. When she found another job much closer, she quit her previous job. The new position was canceled last minute due to budget cuts, leaving her unemployed near retirement age. She desperately wants to save her pup.

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Atticus

Atticus is a 1 Year Old Siberian Husky in Bainbridge Island, WA, Who Needs $5,000 for IV Therapy, Antibiotics, Hospitalization.

Bainbridge island, WA

last year after meeting my wife. i felt like i was finally in stable enough place in life to take care of a husky. i ever only had foster dogs growing up, being that my mom was a vet tech. was excited and felt prepared to take on the responsiblities. unfortunately got into accident and hadd some finicial burdens as of late. he a angel that me and my wife cant bare to loose. we believe our dog ingested something that is blocking his organs. were currently at animal emergency and speciality center in poulsbo washington. his currently going in for diagnostics and will likely need surgery to remove forgein object or medcine for poisoning. which is what need assistance paying for. Atticus is the sweatnes most gentle soul ever put into a husky. hes so good with babies and kittens and so gentle. hes also the biggest weirdo ever. examples like he has to lick his collar or harness whenever it comes off. usually the clips. how he lays on the ground, always with both his front paws out to the side. gotta lick the windows and floor. for a young dog so curious of everything andcalm Got into a car accident 6 months after taking in atticus and that has extremely effective my ability to deal with this. He has lepto disease and needs inpatient treatment to survive. Which is 5k he's is the sweetest thing in the world and makes us better people. We need him.

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Moose

Moose is a 4 Year Old Jack Russell Terrier in West Bend, WI, Who Needs $11,500 for Hemilaminectomy(Spinal Surgery for Herniated Disc).

West Bend, WI

This is Moose, my shorty Jack Russell Terrier. I found him in central Wisconsin when he was one of the last two pups left, and the moment I saw him, I knew I couldn’t leave without him. He’s four years old now, and he’s not just my dog—he’s my baby and my Emotional Support Animal.Moose lives with me in my home in West Bend, WI, where he enjoys a fenced-in yard that he absolutely loves to run in! On Tuesday night, I found Moose unusually lethargic and not interested in his favorite things. I thought he might have eaten something that upset his stomach, but later he began walking oddly on the bed. I planned to call the vet in the morning, but when I woke at 7:30 a.m., his back legs were paralyzed. I rushed him to the emergency clinic, where they said his best chance is an $11,500 surgery. My dog is special to me in ways that are hard to express. He’s the steady presence who brings me comfort when everything feels heavy. He senses my emotions and stays close, reminding me I’m never alone. His love is pure and unwavering. He’s been there through my hardest days and my best ones, holding me together in ways no one else I would do absolutely anything to get my Moose back to 100%. He needs not only physical support right now, but financial help as well, which is why I’m seeking assistance with his $11,000 surgery bill. Any amount, no matter how small, would mean the world to both of us.

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