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Poppy

Help Poppy get bilateral grade-3 luxating patellas surgery — Taswell, IN

Taswell, IN

Poppy was a rescue from an irresponsible and unethical backyard breeder and has been with us for 9 years now she's always had a limp from this problem in one knee but now the problem has spread to both knees and has immobilized her until we get the surgery. We are a retired couple and Poppy is our companion dog she loves to spend time with us just relaxing in our recliners. Whenever one person gets up she will jump down and go get in the recliner with the other person so she takes very good care of us. Our dog Poppy is a 9-year-old, 6-pound Chihuahua mix with a genetic condition affecting both knees. Her kneecaps repeatedly slip out of place, and her veterinarian believes the luxation is approximately grade 3. Her condition has now progressed to the point that she is having difficulty walking and sometimes becomes immobile. Poppy was given steroids to help with the pain and inflammation temporarily, but our veterinarian recommends surgery on both knees to restore her mobility and improve her quality of life. The estimated cost is approximately $1,500, including the surgery, anesthesia, bloodwork, X-rays and medication. Orange County Animal Clinic in Paoli Indiana is her lifelong vet and has agreed to do the surgery. We are a retired couple and Poppy has been with us for 9 years. She is our companion and we love her dearly! We are a retired couple living on a limited, fixed Social Security income. We love Poppy dearly and want to give her the treatment she needs, but this expense is beyond what we can afford on our Social Security income. We are asking for assistance so Poppy can walk comfortably again and continue enjoying her life with us.

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$250Raised
$1,250To go
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Jimmy

Jimmy Survived a Lifetime of Cruelty. Now He’s Fighting to Survive

WHITESTONE, NY • NYC Second Chance Rescue

Jimmy should have known nothing but kindness. Instead, his body tells a heartbreaking story of unimaginable cruelty and prolonged neglect. When NYC Second Chance Rescue received an urgent call about a dog who had been brutally struck by a car in Queens, volunteers rushed to help. They expected to find an injured dog in need of emergency care. What they found was so much worse. Jimmy was severely emaciated—nothing but skin and bones. He was covered in feces, ticks, and fleas. Deep rope wounds encircled his neck, and an old, infected wound on his head was infested with maggots. And then there was the damage from the car. Jimmy’s front leg was fractured, leaving him in tremendous pain. He was rushed immediately to an emergency hospital, where veterinarians began working to stabilize him and determine just how much this poor dog had endured. ### After extensive X-rays, bloodwork, examinations, and consultations with multiple specialists, Jimmy’s veterinary team uncovered an overwhelming list of medical problems. His front leg is fractured and requires specialized orthopedic surgery. His head wound is severely infected and needs aggressive treatment. Several of his teeth are fractured all the way down to the roots, leaving painful nerves exposed. Because of the extent of the damage, Jimmy will likely need most, if not all, of his teeth removed by a dental specialist. He also has corneal scarring in one eye—another sign of trauma from his past. And then came another devastating diagnosis: Jimmy tested positive for heartworm disease. His heartworm status makes his upcoming surgery even more complicated. His veterinary team is performing additional testing to determine whether microfilariae are circulating in his bloodstream. If they are present, Jimmy will need additional medication and careful monitoring. But his heartworm treatment cannot begin until he is stable enough to undergo the surgeries he desperately needs. ### Jimmy has already survived circumstances no dog should ever have experienced. Now, instead of being left to suffer, Jimmy has people fighting for him. He has veterinarians caring for him. He has rescuers advocating for him. And he has a chance to finally learn what safety, comfort, and love feel like. But that chance comes with an enormous medical cost. Jimmy is preparing for surgery to repair his fractured leg, and his treatment will not end there. His dental procedures, wound care, heartworm treatment, additional diagnostics, medications, hospitalization, and ongoing monitoring will all add to his growing medical bills. Jimmy’s road to recovery is going to be long—and he needs us beside him every step of the way. 💜 Will you help Jimmy get the care he needs to finally leave his painful past behind? Every donation helps NYC Second Chance Rescue continue providing the emergency and specialty veterinary care Jimmy needs to survive and heal. And if you aren't able to donate, please share Jimmy’s story. A single share could put his story in front of someone who can help. Jimmy has spent far too long suffering. Now, he deserves the chance to spend the rest of his life knowing only love. 🐾

8%Funded
$250Raised
$2,750To go
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Bull

Bull is a 9 year old Jack Russell Terrier in Stony Creek, VA, who needs $2,800 for Perineal Hernia Surgery.

Stony Creek, VA

I have had Bull since he was a puppy. He was with me in college at Virginia Tech (I’d say he’s an honorary VT alumni). He now lives with myself, my husband, our cats, and our big dog Ruby. His best friend is our little gray tabby named Fritz. Bull acquired his name because out of the litter, he ended up being the biggest boy (and was a little chunky as a puppy). His favorite activity is snoozing. Bull is a very healthy 9 year old Jack/Rat Terrier mix. He needs emergency perineal hernia surgery. This surgery can fix the issue, and the vets explained they don’t really know what causes it and it is rare. If Bull didn’t receive the surgery, he would have to be euthanized, despite being healthy. He will be receiving the surgery at the Anicira Veterinary Center. Bull’s favorite activity is sleeping under a blanket. He has never been hyper, which is odd for his breed. He loves his cat brothers and barking at the mailman with our other dog, Ruby. While he does bark at strangers to let them know he could “get them” he can easily be bribed with treats. All of the vets that have ever seen him always talk about how sweet he is. Essentially, he is the best boy. I’m a teacher and my husband recently got a new job. While we have steady income, spending $2,000 is challenging. It wouldn’t be fiscally responsible to open credit with high interest. We also have to drive almost 3 hours for the surgery. I desperately want to help Bull!

9%Funded
$250Raised
$2,550To go
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Mozart

Mozart is a 2 year old Mix-Breed in Naugatuck, CT, who needs $2,000 for ACL & MCL Surgery.

Naugatuck, CT

I adopted Mozart back in November of 2021 and he was just a tiny three month old baby. Mozart has been the light of our lives and has everyday spread joy to us. We are working day in and day out to support our children (the boys, Mozart & his brother Milo) We will always support our boys & take the best care for them. they are our whole entire world and we would be lost without them. Mozart was running in the backyard with his brother Milo when he tore his ACL & MCL. We noticed that he was limping right after he came in from outside and wouldn’t put weight on his back left leg. He tried to walk up our stairs and collapsed on the landing we immediately rushed him to VCA Shoreline to get him care.. he was diagnosed with an ACL & MCL tare. We set him up for Surgery on May 13th Mozart loves to nap, Cuddle with his papa & play outside with his younger brother Milo. Mozart’s favorite toy is his duck & loves to sleep on the bed with us everyday. Mozart loves to play with his herding ball outside & run back and fourth in our backyard everyday.. this has been so hard on him as he can’t do that anymore. He is not himself and it’s hurting us to see My Fiancé and I are both working full time to support the boys and our lives. We have taken out care credit cards in support of all the vet bills that we will be facing but we still can’t get enough for surgery. We will have to take time off work to take care of Mozart

13%Funded
$250Raised
$1,750To go
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Mac

Mac is a 6 month old Yorkshire Terrier in Keysville, GA, who needs $2,000 for Plate and/or Pins.

Keysville, GA

This is my baby boy Mac. He is a pure bred Yorkshire Terrier but he is known as a party Yorkie because of his coloring. I have an older retired breeder that we took in 2 years ago named Roni that has bad separation anxiety. I was hoping by getting another dog he would have someone to spend his day with and be his best friend other than just me. Turns out now I have two of the absolute best friends and cuddle buddies! Mac and Roni have become the best friends and it hurts me to see the way this has affected them playing. Mac was playing with my daughter on her bed when he jumped out of her arms onto her coloring book where her highlighter was. This caused his arm to roll and it snapped his elbow. Mac is a 6 month old yorkie with a humeral condylar fracture that needs be repaired by a specialist,Dr. Suber, at Capital Animal Hospital in Columbia South Carolina. His appointment is Monday April 8th and I believe he will have surgery the next morning. The surgery is expected to cost anywhere from $3,000 to $3,600. Mac is the absolute best friend of my older Yorkie named Roni. We keep joking saying we need a third name cheese! I have never met small dogs that are this amazing and calm when they are in a carrier. I can bring them anywhere I want and no one even knows they are there. They never bark or won no matter how long they had been in their carrier they just want to be with me. They refuse to ride separately they have to be in the same one. Mac is amazing for only being 6 months old he is really gentle with my 1-year-old nephew even when he pulls his hair. He is just the sweetest most amazing puppy even though I swear his puppy kibble must react to him like expresso beans sometimes which is how he has earned the nickname Mac the crack attack! This just hit us out of nowhere when we had nothing saved up. What I did have saved I had used to gift someone else. We have a daughter in college and we have just fixed my car when this happened. This just falls at a time when my clientele is at a low point due to the economy and sickness. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

13%Funded
$250Raised
$1,750To go
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Oakley

Oakley is a 3-year-old Pitbull Mix in Omaha, NE, who needs $2,000 for Right and left TPLO and DFO.

Omaha, NE

We rescued Oakley about 3 years go when he was just a little pup. We had never own a pit (mix) before but we just knew he was right for our family. Our, now, 7 year old daughter who is the BIGGEST pet lover came up with his name. Oakley is true the best and sweetest boy you will ever meet. His bond he has with our daughter is unreal. Can’t find Oakley? Go look on her bed and find him all cozied up When we got Oakley, we also had our German shepherd Nikita. She was an older lady and wasn’t too sure about oaks at first, but with his spunky and loving personality it wasn’t long before they were best buds. We then added a Great Dane to the family as Nikita passed shortly after, and her and our Great Dane,Piper, are now two peas in a pod. Oaks just wants to give all the kisses he can to everyone Oakley is just the best. There is no other like him. Most people have a stigma around pits and think they are these mean dogs waiting to attack. We had a 5 and 2 year old at the time we rescued him, he has never once showed any sign of anything other then pure love to our children, us, others, and all the animals in our home and that he has ever come in contact with. He’s the sweetest of boys! When we rescued Oaks, you always rescue with the reminder that there is unknown. He was the sweetest and fit so perfect in our family, so we knew and took on the chances of the unknown. Oakley has always been bowlegged and we have never had a dog who was. Turns out he’s pretty badly bowlegged which has cause both knee caps to be dislocated and the right legs ACL has torn. This requires surgery When we got the knees of oakleys torn ACL we knew it was going to be a couple thousand of dollars. To our surprise there was more going on with not just the one leg but BOTH legs that require surgery. This is going to cost upwards of 7k per leg.

13%Funded
$250Raised
$1,750To go
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Ducky

Ducky is a 4-year-old Chesapeake Bay Retriever/Lab mix in Jackson , MI, who needs $2,000 for TPLO.

Jackson, MI

My precious Ducky was adopted from the Huron Valley Humane Society 4 years ago. She was the missing piece to our family! She earned her name within minutes of being home, diving head first into her water dish and splashing around, soaking the entire kitchen. I immediately knew: She's a Duck! Since then, she has proven her name over and over. Ducky loves her swimming pool, her cow toy, her sister and her mom. She is definitely a mama's girl! She follows me wherever I go and expresses her love by placing her paw on my hand. She loves to snuggle and thinks she is a 73 pound lap dog. She is a couch hog, loves playing tug of war, and her favorite time of day is morning, when I finally wake up to pay attention to her. Ducky is such a special girl. Watching her run in circles, chasing her sister, Reese, has always brought me such joy. Seeing her wildly bounce around the yard makes me laugh and she is so vocal! She's always telling you exactly how she feels! Since her injury she has not been able to play and run like she did before. I miss seeing her enthusiasm for life. I can't wait until that spirit returns. Ducky has been diagnosed with a torn CCL. The only way to fix it is through surgery. Being prone to CCL injuries is a genetic condition. Because of this, she has torn the ligaments in both of her knees. The left knee will be fixed first, then the right will need to be done about 6 months later. The cost of this surgery is already hard to swallow. The fact that we will need to come up with the money twice makes it seem so out of reach. This surgery will allow Ducky to live a long and pain free life. My sweet, precious girl deserves that chance!

13%Funded
$250Raised
$1,750To go
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Theodore

Theodore is a 15-year-old Flame Point Siamese Cat in Seattle, WA, who needs $1,750 for I-131 Treatment/Radioiodine Therapy.

Seattle, WA

I was gifted Theodore as a Christmas gift from my mother in 2007. Alvin and the Chipmunks had just come out and my favorite out of the three was Theodore so it was only right that was his name. He's been one of the only constant things in my life. He previously had a few malignant tumors removed this year and curing his hyperthyroidism is the last step for him to have a good bill of health. Theodore is a well-loved sassy little boy. He loves to sleep in his brother's( Jasper, a black lab) bed which is a similar color to Theodore's fur. He absolutely has to sleep on something that he can camouflage into. He's never been much into toys aside from when he was a kitten but he loves to watch Jasper play with his toys. Theodore definitely supervises our home. Theodore is the absolute best. Theodore is an avid communicator. He loves on everyone he meets, we haven't met a vet that hasn't fallen in love with him. He always knows when I'm recording him and will give the camera a sassy look. He is the king of the castle for sure. I have no need for an alarm he gets me up at a prompt 6:13 am for his daily feeding. He joins his doggy brother on an occasional car ride for a puppaccino. As I mentioned prior, he had surgery to remove 3 malignant tumors this past year. He had lost a lot of weight, which was the first step to returning to his usual self. since then I've changed his diet to a raw one, that my mother or I make every few weeks. He's currently on medication to help with the hyperthyroidism but his T4 levels are really high, and he's not retaining enough muscle mass. I am 22 years old, providing for myself. I have been able to take care of his vet bills so far, including medication and surgery. I'm asking for help because I'm going back to school and I want to expedite his treatment. I don't want him to suffer while I save up the $2000.

14%Funded
$250Raised
$1,500To go