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Sunshine

Sunshine is a 5 year old American Pit Bull Terrier in Tucson, AZ, who needs $8,086 for Pyometra Surgery.

Tucson, AZ

My little Sunshine is what we have left of her mom, our beloved Lady who passed away a couple of years ago. She has been with us since her conception. I am in need of emergency financial support to treat pyometra which is life threatening situation. She will require surgery and antibiotics. The surgery has a 97 percent success rate She is our sweet baby. She is our daughters dog and will be sorely missed. She adds joy and laughter to our lives. She loves playing keep away and chasing lizards This was completely sudden and unexpected. This happened at a time when our family is strapped on funds with no emergency funds available. It would mean our family's and daughters world to get her healthy and happy again.

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micheal

micheal is a 2 year old Mix-Breed in brampton, ON, who needs $1,000 for X-ray, Bloodwork, Medication, Ultrasound.

brampton

I adopted his mother, and she wasn't spayed and got pregnant; that's how he came into my life. hes the cutest guy ever full of life, i want him to live more. he got into something, and the doctors dont know what it is we did his blood work many times his Xray and all but the doctor wants to do it again to see whats going on and i dont have money left. Our pet is a very special and loving part of our family. He is gentle, affectionate, and always brings comfort and happiness to everyone around him. He loves being around our family and enjoys spending time with us, whether he is playing, resting, or simply following us around the house. We are currently facing a difficult financial situation while trying to get our beloved pet the medical care he needs. The cost of veterinary treatment is more than we can comfortably afford right now.

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Lucie

Lucie is a 7 year old Mix-Breed in Falls Church, VA, who needs $1,800 for Dental Surgery.

Falls Church, VA

My Lucie Lu came into my life 9 years ago. I rescued her in 2019 when she was only 3 months. She was tiny little kitten who grew up to be a beautiful and extremely loving cat. She has a sister named Sophie who is also a rescue cat. The best word to describe Lucie is silly. She is a silly little cat who loves being loved, laying on top of you and upside down, treats, and belly rubs. My sweet girl. Two years ago Lucie had the teeth on the left side of her mouth removed due to dental issues. Now she needs the teeth on the right side of her mouth removed as well. I am doing the best I can but she is in pain and can only eat wet food. It is heartbreaking seeing my sweet Lucie Lu in pain. I was able to pay for the first surgery, but a lot has changed in the past two years and we need help. My Lucie is definitely a talker when it comes to food. If she sees you prepping her food she will meow incessantly for you to hurry up. She loves playing with the laser pointer. But honestly, what she loves the most is being loved. She LOVES, is obsessed with, and demands butt taps. If you start and then stop, trust me, she’ll complain Unfortunately, earlier this year my car drained my savings account. Since Lucie’s last surgery I’ve been doing everything I can to keep her teeth clean, including brushing. She’s in pain and I’m trying ti do everything I can to relieve her of that pain. This is unexpected

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Muffin

Muffin is a 2 year old Mix-Breed in Albany, NY, who needs $5,500 for Orthopedic Surgery.

Albany, NY

Muffin is the sweetest, loving boy I ever had. He needed a home and I took him in. He's named after my dear friends brother who passed. I live alone with another puppy named grandma, he sleeps near me and protects me. I feel safe when he's with me and he's been such a great emotional support dog. recently suffered a terrible injury. After reviewing the x-rays, Dr. Andersen at VCA Ballston Spa confirmed that Muffin has a very nasty, painful fracture.Muffin needs a critical orthopedic surgery to repair the bone properly so he can walk, run, and live a pain-free life again. Dr. Andersen wants to move forward with the operation as soon as possible A week ago, I suffered from 3 blood clots, I'm only in my 30s very abnormal, if it wasn't for muffin I wouldn't have known, I avoid the Drs myself. I was playing. With him and I thought I injured my leg. I wouldn't have went to the hospital, with out cause. I would have went about my days and struggled thinking I would have been okay. If it wasn't for him, I would have died. I have never been down like this, medically unable to work atm. I love him so much. I still carry him up the stairs with 3 blood clots in my leg. I'd die for him, he protects me with his life. I can't imagine giving him up permanently, just bc I'm down atm.

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Sugar

Sugar is a 2.5 year old Labrador Husky in Nuangola, PA, who needs $6,000 for Surgery for Torn CCL.

Nuangola, PA

Sugar came into our lives almost 3 years ago, and is a very active and loving dog! She has lots of puppy in her and loves to play with her family and older “sister” doggies. After multiple vet visits and X-rays, it was determined Sugar has a torn CCL, similar to a human’s ACL. This unfortunately is a common issue in her breed and requires surgery to fix, and is a must for bigger dog breeds like hers to be able to live normally and happily. Right now she limps daily and misses her long walks and swimming with her sister doggies. Sugar has all the energy and spunk of her Husky side, blended with her loving and loyal Labrador half! Her favorite time of the day is getting to swim and go for long exploration walks. She’s the sweetest girl which makes it that much harder to see her suffering everyday. On a limited income we’re struggling to meet the costs. Our vet has estimated it’ll be ~$6000, not including the gas and medication she will need when healing.

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Jax

Help Jax Recover After Being Hit by a Car

Boca Raton, FL • Chesed Foundation Rescue

Jax is one of the coolest dogs the rescue has ever had! He is laid-back, happy about everything, and friendly to everyone—adults, kids, men, women, dogs, and cats. He truly loves them all. Jax has no teeth, so his tongue is always hanging out, giving him a uniquely adorable look. But as a senior dog, finding the right home can be difficult, and Jax has now been at Chessed Foundation Rescye for almost six months. Unfortunately, over the past month, Jax has started showing his age and exhibiting the beginning signs of dementia. Then, last week, something terrifying happened. During his usual 6 a.m. walk with his foster dad, a loud noise suddenly spooked Jax. He pulled the leash from his dad's hand and ran into the street. The noise was coming from a car speeding down the road, and the car ran right over Jax. Thankfully, Jax mostly went underneath the car. His foster dad immediately rushed him to the emergency hospital, where Jax received a full examination, X-rays, and ultrasounds. Thankfully, Jax's injuries were limited to a bruised hip and road rash. He is expected to make a full recovery, but the emergency visit and care resulted in a veterinary bill of more than $1,400. After everything Jax has already been through, we are asking for help covering the cost of his emergency care. Any donation toward Jax's veterinary bill would be deeply appreciated and will help ease the financial burden of this unexpected expense. Thank you for helping this sweet senior continue his journey toward the happy, comfortable life he deserves.

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Jules

Jules’ Puppies Found Homes, Now She Needs Training to Find Hers

Las Vegas, NV • Vegas Roots Rescue

For four years, Jules has called Vegas Roots Rescue home. Jules first came to the rescue while she was pregnant and in need of a safe place to land. She gave birth to her puppies, watched them find their forever homes, and then began waiting for a family of her own. Four years later, she is still waiting. Over the years, Jules has watched countless dogs come and go as they found the families they had been waiting for. Yet somehow, this sweet Pit Bull Terrier continues to be overlooked. Not because she isn't deserving of a home, but because sometimes even the most loving dogs wait far too long for someone to choose them. Despite years without adoption interest, Jules has never stopped loving people. She continues to greet each day with hope and trusts the volunteers who have cared for her throughout her long stay. The team at Vegas Roots Rescue has never given up on her, and they want to make sure Jules has everything she needs while she continues waiting for her person. After spending so much of her life in rescue, Jules deserves the opportunity to continue learning and growing so she can be as prepared as possible when her forever family finally comes along. Professional training, enrichment, daily exercise and continued care can help give her that chance. Jules has spent four years waiting for someone to choose her. Until that day comes, Vegas Roots Rescue will continue choosing her every single day. Please consider donating to help support Jules while she waits. We haven't given up on her, and with your help, we never will

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Dexter

Dexter Can’t Bend His Back Legs, But Nothing Stops Him

La Mesa, CA • The Animal Pad

At just 2.5 years old, Dexter has already experienced more uncertainty than any dog should. This affectionate Belgian Malinois mix once had a home and someone who loved him, but after his owner passed away, everything changed. Dexter had been living with an older woman in the Los Angeles area along with three other dogs. Following her passing, the dogs needed somewhere new to go. The other three found places with residents in the community, but no one was willing to take Dexter. He was eventually put out on the streets, where he spent approximately two days with people experiencing homelessness. Thankfully, a friend of The Animal Pad learned what had happened and reached out to the rescue for help. The Animal Pad stepped in and took Dexter into their care, ensuring he would no longer have to face his uncertain future alone. Dexter is a special needs dog with a significant condition affecting both of his rear legs. His back legs are immobile and cannot bend, and it is currently unclear whether he was born this way or suffered an injury earlier in his life. But Dexter refuses to let his legs define him. Despite his condition, Dexter is remarkably mobile. He walks upright without assistance, enjoys going on outdoor walks, and is not incontinent. He loves playing with toys and will happily join in a game of fetch or tug of war. He’s treat motivated, affectionate, cuddly, and from the way he seeks out love, it’s easy to imagine that he spent plenty of time as a lap dog with his former owner. After losing the person and home he knew, Dexter deserves stability and the chance to receive the care and support he needs for his unusual hind leg condition. The Animal Pad is committed to being there for Dexter, but caring for a special needs dog comes with additional veterinary needs and expenses. Your donation to Dexter’s fundraiser will help support the veterinary evaluation and care he needs while giving The Animal Pad the resources to continue helping dogs like him. Dexter has already lost his owner, his home, and nearly his chance at safety. Now he has The Animal Pad in his corner, and with your help, he can continue moving toward the secure and loving future he deserves. Please consider donating to Dexter’s fundraiser today. Every contribution, no matter the size, helps The Animal Pad provide Dexter with the care and support he needs as they work to give this incredibly affectionate pup the next chapter he’s been waiting for.

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Zoom

Help Zoom Recover From a Life Changing Amputation

Topeka, KS • Helping Hands Humane Society, Inc.

When Zoom arrived at Helping Hands Humane Society in late March, he was underweight and had a slight limp in his left hind leg. After a few days of good food, rest, and anti-inflammatory medication, he gained weight and the limp appeared to improve. He was neutered and went up for adoption at that time. Like many shelter dogs, Zoom hit a few bumps during his humane society journey. He came down with and recovered from kennel cough and received treatment for chronic ear inflammation. Then his limp returned and became noticeably worse. Our veterinary team began another round of exams, x-rays, and orthopedic evaluations to find the cause. Those x-rays revealed that Zoom’s left hip was abnormal, and surgery was scheduled to perform a Femoral Head Ostectomy (FHO). Once surgery began, however, the team discovered an old fracture that had already started healing in the wrong position. The damaged bone had fused into the hip socket, making the original surgery impossible without causing further damage. To give Zoom the best chance at a comfortable future, his vets made the difficult decision to amputate his left hind leg. Zoom’s staples are now out, his incision is healing nicely, and he has finished his medications. He has officially been cleared for adoption, but undergoing a major amputation is no small journey. Zoom is now adjusting to life as a tripod and looking for the family who will be there for his next chapter. A conservative estimate of the direct care invested in Zoom includes: • Veterinary exams and follo up care • Neuter surgery • Sedated x-rays and orthopedic diagnostics • Major orthopedic surgery (left hind leg amputation) • Pain medications and antibiotics • Treatment for kennel cough and chronic ear issues • 130+ days of food, housing, enrichment, laundry, cleaning, and daily care ($15 per day) Estimated direct care invested in Zoom: More than $3,000. These are conservative estimates of the direct medical treatment and daily care Zoom has received while at HHHS. They do not include staff time, utilities, facility costs, or the many other behind-the-scenes expenses that go into caring for a shelter dog with significant medical needs. Zoom has been through so much to get to this point, and HHHS has been there for him every step of the way. Now, they need our help covering the more than $3,000 in care that gave Zoom the chance to move forward. Please consider donating to Zoom’s fundraiser. Every donation, no matter the amount, helps cover the extensive medical care and daily support he has needed throughout his journey and helps HHHS continue providing that same level of care to animals like Zoom who need them most.

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