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Cayenne

Help Cayenne get the Diagnostics that She Needs to Heal

Geneva, OH • NE Ohio Greyhound Rescue

Called Kai for short by her loving caretakers, Cayenne, an elderly blue tick beagle, is more sweet than spicy! She was discovered as a stray, living under a truck for months after her humans cruelly failed her. Cayenne's initial issues included skin inflammation, a secondary infection from allergies, a benign lump under her chin and infections in both ears. X-rays show that she has right hip dysplasia, and her left rear leg has a luxating patella and is severely arthritic. She’s also anemic and has crystals in her urine. We promptly started treatment for both as well as therapy for degenerative joint disease. When she arrived, we were concerned with the hypermature cataract in her blind left eye as her eye looked swollen and cataracts can lead to glaucoma. Her eye pressure was normal in both eyes, but she has an immature cataract growing in right eye, and will eventually lose her vision completely. A few days ago, Cayenne's cataract started to change and is luxating. We need to test her eye pressure again. Cayenne's allergies have flared again and she's having some trouble with malabsorption and weight loss. She's finishing a course of antibiotics and antifungals for her skin issues and is taking supplements to help with digestion and weight gain. We are grateful to Cayenne's supporters who paid for her initial vet bills but we now need to raise funds to cover the cost of her upcoming diagnostics. On a more positive note: Kai LOVES being picked up and held and excels where grooming is concerned. An excellent patient and an exceptionally good beagle, she takes all of her medications like the charming champ she is. She loves her bed, keeps her bedding clean and is usually quiet, except at suppertime! AROO!

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Bubba

Give Bubba His Second Chance

Miami, FL • Florida Animal Rescue Alliance

Bubba’s story began with survival. In March 2026, when he was only about one year old, Bubba came into the care of Florida Animal Rescue Alliance (FARA) after being found with multiple wounds on his body, including an injury around his neck. His condition raised heartbreaking questions about what he may have endured before being abandoned. But despite everything he had been through, Bubba remained affectionate, loving, and eager for human connection. FARA stepped in to give him the care and second chance he deserved. Bubba received veterinary care, vaccinations, and was later neutered and microchipped. As we got to know him, it became clear that this young American Staffordshire Terrier/pit-type dog had plenty of love to give, but he also needed structure, consistency, exercise, enrichment, and an experienced person who could understand and support his needs. Our wonderful volunteer, Dani, opened her home to Bubba and became his foster mom. While FARA continued working toward finding the right long-term placement, we wanted to give Bubba every opportunity to succeed. This month, Bubba spent time at The Confident Canine in West Palm Beach, where he received professional behavioral support in a structured environment. He also received veterinary support for anxiety as he adjusted and worked through the challenges of being in a new setting. Last week, Bubba returned to Miami and is now back with his foster mom, Dani. And he is still waiting. Bubba is a young, intelligent, affectionate, high-energy dog who needs the right home, not just any home. He needs someone who understands his energy level and is willing to provide consistency, structure, patience, exercise, and continued guidance. Dogs like Bubba are often overlooked because of their size, breed type, or behavioral history. But Bubba is so much more than a label or a difficult chapter in his past. He is resilient. He is affectionate. He is intelligent. And he deserves the opportunity to become the happy, secure companion we know he can be. Why Bubba Needs Your Help While Bubba waits for his forever family, FARA remains responsible for providing the care and resources he needs to stay healthy, safe, and thriving in foster care. His ongoing expenses include professional behavioral support, veterinary care, anxiety medication when needed, food, exercise, enrichment, and other foster-care necessities. While Bubba remains in foster care, these costs add up quickly. We are asking for your help so that his financial needs never stand in the way of giving him the care and support he deserves. Your donation will help FARA continue to provide: Continued behavioral support and training Veterinary care and medications when needed Nutritious food and basic foster-care supplies Exercise and enrichment A safe, stable foster environment Ongoing support while we search for his forever home Help Us Keep Saying Yes to Bubba Bubba has already overcome so much in his short life. He survived whatever happened before he came to us. He has learned to trust again. He has received care, guidance, and a safe place to land. Now we need to keep that commitment to him. Your donation helps ensure that Bubba can continue receiving the support he needs while he waits for the person who will finally choose him. Until that day comes, FARA will keep standing by Bubba. Please help us give this deserving boy the time, care, and second chance he needs.

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Oscar

Help Oscar With His Emergency Surgeries

Perryville, MO • Bichon Rescue Brigade

Oscar was found as a stray on the streets of Southern California, with no way of telling us what he had been through or how long he had been on his own. Thankfully, this sweet little dog was given a second chance by Bichon Rescue Brigade and placed in a loving foster home. At just 3 years old, Oscar should be enjoying his new life—playing, cuddling, and discovering what it feels like to finally be safe. Instead, he recently found himself fighting through a frightening medical emergency. Oscar Suddenly Couldn’t Urinate Oscar’s foster noticed that he was having difficulty urinating and knew something wasn’t right. He was rushed to the veterinarian, where doctors discovered that his bladder was filled with stones. Oscar needed emergency bladder surgery to remove the stones and relieve his pain. Everyone hoped the surgery would be the beginning of his recovery. Unfortunately, his ordeal wasn’t over. A Complication Led to a Second Emergency Surgery. Overnight, the surgical repair failed, creating another life-threatening situation. Oscar had to undergo a second emergency surgery the very next day. After enduring two surgeries in such a short period of time, Oscar remained hospitalized under close, 24-hour monitoring while his veterinary team watched carefully for additional complications and helped him begin to heal. Through everything—the pain, procedures, hospitalization, and uncertainty—Oscar has remained the same incredibly sweet and happy little dog. He loves everyone he meets and continues to show just how resilient he is. Please Help Oscar Recover Oscar survived life as a stray and finally found people determined to give him the future he deserves. Now, we want to make sure this unexpected medical crisis doesn’t stand in the way of that future. Two emergency surgeries, hospitalization, intensive monitoring, medications, and follow-up veterinary care have resulted in a significant medical bill for his rescue. We’re asking for your help to give Oscar the care he needs to fully recover. Every donation, no matter the amount, helps cover Oscar’s lifesaving veterinary treatment and brings him one step closer to putting this frightening chapter behind him.

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Big Boy

This gentle giant did not deserve the abuse he endured. Please show him he is loved!

Murphy, TX • CAMO Rescue

Welcome Big Boy to Camo Rescue! The President of CAMO Rescue said this is the kind of stuff that keeps her awake at night. This dog came close to being euthanized because nobody else stepped up for him. Even though CAMO is beyond capacity, they quickly intervened. She couldn’t stand the thought of him having led such a terrible life only to be euthanized. He was reluctant to get up, hypersalivating, not eating, and showing labored breathing. His chest radiographs were taken and reviewed by the DVM, confirming that he needed to leave immediately. He is now at the ER being treated for a Upper Respiratory Infection with a fever of 105! He arrived covered in up to 10–12 inches of matted hair caked with urine and feces. He required a 150-minute procedure under general anesthesia with three staff members working continuously to shave him down to the skin with surgical-grade blades. He suffered from severe skin breakdown, white discoloration, and scarring around his neck from months to years of continuous tension, ulceration, and exposure to waste. His tail skin was raw, bleeding, and irritated, and both ears were heavily infected. His nails were long, curled, and nearly piercing his paw pads. The DVM noted this was the absolute worst case of hair matting they had ever seen. The staff at the vets office said he is so sweet. CAMO Rescue promises to their best by him, and they urgenly need your help to care for this sweet boy who did not deserve the abuse he endured. He is now safe and receiving the proper medical treatment, but it is coming at a cost. If you are able to give, even a small amount, it would make a huge difference. Thank you, as always, for your continued support.

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Milo, Teddy, Will, & Holly

Milo, Teddy, Will, & Holly urgently need your support.

Murphy, TX • CAMO Rescue

CAMO rescued four little puppies who didn’t understand why they were suddenly tossed outside like trash. Milo, Teddy, Holly, and tiny Will huddled together, their little bodies crawling with fleas, their bellies aching from parasites, their spirits dimmed by neglect. They took them to the vet. The puppies were severely anemic, and little Will was the most critical of them all. His gums were white, his heartbeat was weak, his tiny frame struggling under the weight of illness. He needed a blood transfusion to survive. Right now, all four of these puppies need _you_. If you’re able, CAMO Rescue is asking for donations to help cover the emergency care, transfusions, medications, and ongoing treatment that Milo, Teddy, Holly, and especially little Will desperately need. Every dollar helps CAMO continue saving the ones who would otherwise be lost.

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Rosie

Rosie Is a 13-Year-Old Chihuahua in Ludington, MI, Who Needs $3,000 for Treatment and Extractions.

ludington, MI

I was driving down a road by my home and thought I saw a cat in the road as I slowed and swerved I realized it was a tiny dog I drove a bit and saw it just in middle of lane looking lost I knew it would get hit soon so I turned around and parked close she ran towards car but so scared and shaking I coaxed her in a a blanket i keep in car and took her home.. she was dirty and hungry As Stated above I just found her in road she is very old her eyes are cloudy white But her TEETH. that seems to be the worst I tried to look and 2 small teeth were dangling and fell out her breath is atrocious im sure there is infection I didnt want to turn her in to shelter as they surely woukd euthanize her. due to age and teeth condition I woukd like to use Fremont animal hospital in Mi since "ROSIE" came in our life we realize she has so much life left in her. we have 3 other elderly dogs we have adopted over the years and Rosie fits right in. she has adjusted and the other dogs have adapted,pmy husband has dementia and Rosie has given him a spark in his life so there must be a reason she crossed my path that day. She is tiny in size But big in heart I am on fixed income, I have 4 other elderly petsI I do the best by them and Rosie deserves the same I just cant afford what dental care would cost. As old as Rosie looks I believe with her dental situation fixed she can live out her life nicely and she deserves it.

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Hera

Hera Is a 14-Year-Old Siamese in Hahira, GA, Who Needs $400 for Ear Issue Diagnosis, Ear Flush, Cleaning, and Treatment

Hahira, GA

Hera is my beautiful Siamese mix that happened into my life while I waited my for my puppy at the vet. She and her littermates had been dumped on the doorstep of my vet just that morning. She was just so sweet mewing at me from inside the big crate. She has always been the sweetest, calmest and most chill cat companion I’ve ever had. A couple months ago I noticed that Hera’s right ear was puffed up. At first I thought maybe an insect bite since she spends a lot of time on the screen porch but after further looking it turned out to be a hematoma. She had been scratching at her ear so bad that she removed skin and made herself bleed. She’s been living in the cone while I have tried to figure out how I can get her treatment. Before her hematoma/ear issues she used to always lay on my feet whenever I sat down to watch tv. Always purring, even now when I know she is miserable. She gets along with all her kitty siblings and is now the oldest of the group since the passing of her older sister and brother cats. She is just the sweetest and most calm cat there is and I just want her to feel better. I am a single mother to a special needs child living on a fixed income. I do work part-time when my child is in school but it is never enough to help me get Hera to my vet. It would mean so much to have her happy and healthy again. She’s been more antisocial since this.

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Phenoix

Phoenix Is a 1-Year-Old Mixed-Breed in Sacramento, CA, Who Needs $3,000 for Lab Testing and Dental Treatment.

Sacramento, CA

I rescued him from front yard of a house he was weak covered in fleas & anemic from the fleas didn’t move or jump for 6 months after took him to vet found out his mouth has a serious dental disease & swollen lymph nodes has to give him antibiotics & fluids possible cancer with lymph nodes can’t know without more testing and more dental exams Phenoix is the most soft loving caring guy I took him to vet found out he needed fluids & antibiotics when I took him in for free nurturing from aspca found out he had a severe mouth disease with lumps on his gums that pop & bleed he also has a very swollen lymph node which could be cancer still sneezing and cat like virus This guy so calm so patience with everything soft most loving cat I ever met very good easy going loves driving in the car sit mom being held every morning I wake up he greets me with the sweetest meow talking to me waiting for his pets as I get ready for work he definitely my soul cat that’s very loved I need help and assistance with the cost of testing a couple of lab need to be ran also dental needs to be check to see what is going on financially I just can’t afford anything hardship and to top it off I have 11 cat 6 are rescues 5 in last 2 years

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Bruno

Bruno Is a 7-Month-Old Mixed-Breed in East Stroudsburg, PA, Who Needs $5,000 for Left Tibial Fracture Repair (Bone Plate and Screws).

East Stroudsburg, PA

We only had Bruno in our lives for 3 1/2 months. A friend of a friends dog had a litter of 8 and Bruno was the last of the litter so we graciously took him in. Bruno got so excited to greet our pizza delivery driver that he jumped, fell, and and heard him yelp so loud and started to limp. We rushed him to Barton Heights hospital at the first immediate opening, praying it was something minor that we could manage, but the news was devastating: Bruno needed surgery. He fractured his hind tibia. The break was too severe for casting. Bruno is already a special part of our family at only 7months old. His loving, playful personality brings so much joy to our home. He has a unique way of making each family member feel loved, whether it’s cuddling with us, following us around, or greeting us with excitement. Bruno's unconditional love, loyalty, and sweet spirit make every day brighter. We’re facing a difficult financial situation, and the cost of our pet’s care is more than we can manage alone. Having them healthy again would mean everything to us—more happy days, more cuddles, and the comfort of knowing our beloved family member is safe and well.

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