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Sunny

Sunny is a 10 year old Chihuahua in Minneapolis, MN, who needs $2,000 for MRI and Spinal Tap.

Minneapolis, MN

I had lost a dog about 8 months prior to being ready for a new BooBoo’s in my life so i started to look i found Sunny on a local human. society website and thought she was the cutest thing i have ever seen. that evening i decided to go meet her when i was brought to her she was in a huge dog kennel and she was so small and fragile. She came home with me that evening. I t's some kind of neurological event, and an MRI is necessary to establish the exact cause. It is hard to watch her go through these episodes without knowing exactly how they are affecting her...whether she is in pain or uncomfortable or scared. She starts to drag he hind legs as she is not able to use them. She is going to go to BluePearl Pet Hospital to see a neurologist. She has been my savory my world she has been my partner in crime ever since the day i met her. She has helped me become the person i am today. She is my little shadow watching over me making sure i am ok. She has so much energy and sass her favorite toy to play with is lamb chop. She loves her grandma, grandpa and uncle She’s affectionate, she also barks a lot to let me know if somebody’s there. i had 4 back surgeries in the last 3 years and I last my job due to this. Receiving the help that she needs would mean the world to me. When she’s has an episode she’s confused and scared. To see her not have to go through this with be the best thing.

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Bear

Bear is a 9 year old Pomeranian in Redding, CA, who needs $2,000 for Gallbladder Removal Surgery.

Redding, CA

Bear is so much more than a pet; he's our first child, our best friend, and our constant companion. We got him when we were 18, and now, at 27, he's been by our side through every major milestone and all of life's ups and downs. Our biggest motivation has always been to give him the best life possible, and in doing so, we've built a better life for ourselves, too. Bear has always been a picture of health, but that changed suddenly this June. He became lethargic and seemed to be in constant pain. A visit to our local vet revealed his liver enzymes were at a terrifying 1100, when the normal range is just 100. We rushed him to the emergency vet on September 1st, where an ultrasound revealed a lot of mucus buildup in his gallbladder. Bear is a Pomsky—75% Pomeranian and 25% Husky—and a born adventurer. He was the last puppy in his litter, and when we first met him in 2016, it was love at first sight. He jumped right into our laps and hasn't left our side since. Bear loves exploring new hiking trails, running wild in grassy fields, and splashing along the tide pools at the beach. We rushed him to UC Davis Veterinary Emergency, where they took him in immediately. They informed us that Bear is in critical condition. The initial procedures alone, including hospitalization, blood tests, and imaging, are estimated to cost $17,000. We are both students.

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