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Nova

Nova is a 4 month old Shih Tzu in Phoenix, AZ, who needs $5,000 for Liver Shunt Treatment.

Phoenix, AZ

Nova came into our life 2 months ago and quickly became part of our family. She is a 4-month-old Shih-Poo who stays indoors with us and is always by our side. We have only had her for a short time and built a strong and loving bond. She is playful, loving, and enjoys being around people. Her name was chosen because it fit her the meaning of her name is bright star. Nova was recently diagnosed with a liver shunt a few days ago. She needs a lot of medical care, including CT scans, medications, and treatment to give her the best chance at a healthy life. This diagnosis has been emotional and overwhelming but we are doing everything possible to help her feel better and continue growing into the happy puppy she deserves to be. Nova is special to my family because she is family! She is loving, playful, and always close to our family. Her best pet friend is Toothless they love playing together. She enjoys toys, treats, cuddles, and following us everywhere. Even with her liver shunt diagnosis Nova stays happy and brings comfort, laughter, and joy to our home daily on days she isn't feeling so well we all feel it. Between medications, specialist visits, and ongoing treatment the costs have quickly become more than we can manage.These expenses were completely unexpected and without resources or help we are not able to get the surgery to give Nova a healthy life that she deserves.

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Ginger

Ginger is a 7 year old Mix-Breed in Green Valley, AZ, who needs $4,046 for MRI for Diagnosis.

Green Valley, AZ

Ginger came into my life when she was a young pup approx. 6 months old. She and many other animals were up for adoption due to a devastating wildfire that literally burned down the whole town of Paradise, CA. She was in a small crate and could barely move. I immediately fell in love with her and took her home with me that day. Ginger has been a healthy dog all these years until 6 months ago she had an accident involving a car & ended up with a lower back spinal fracture. We thought she had recovered from the injury, but 3 weeks ago she developed right back leg limp. After going to her primary veterinarian, whom referred us to an orthopedic specialist, whom in turn referred us to a neurologist, Dr. Berkell in Tucson AZ. Dr. Berkell believes Ginger may have a disc injury related to the previous spinal fx 6 mo. earlier. Dr cannot tell unless Ginger has an MRI, costing $2922.00 - $4046.00. Wow! A bit pricey, but I love my dog & will do anything possible for her. We. Go on hikes every day and play in the water together. She sleeps in bed with me, but can’t climb up on either the bed or couch right now. I am a retired single lady barely getting by on social security and a small pension. My credit cards are maxed out and I don’t know what else to do but ask for help. Ginger means so much to me, it would break my heart if I didn’t have her with me anymore. Please help us.

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Billy Idol

Billy Idol is a 11 month old Pomeranian in Carmichael, CA, who needs $6,000 for Patellar Luxation Repair, TTT, and Groove Deepening.

Carmichael, CA

We adopted Billy at six months old after a four‑hour trip to Oakdale Tiny Paws Rescue. We chose him because he reminded us of our senior rescue, Jawa, who we lost to CHF after doing everything we could, even taking on CareCredit debt we still carry. Billy’s playful, spunky energy helped heal our hearts. We named him Billy Idol for his blonde spiky puppy hair and rock‑n‑roll attitude. Billy has bilateral patellar luxation, a genetic knee condition. His left leg is Grade 3 and clinical, requiring immediate surgery because he can barely bear weight and keeps it lifted when he walks. His right leg is Grade 2–3 and worsening as he overuses it to compensate. Surgery will be performed at Placerville Animal Surgery Center, which offers affordable care for low‑income families. Billy is the sweetest, most tender boy, deeply bonded with our daughter who has severe ADHD. He senses when she’s overwhelmed and licks her face until she is grounded. He loves tossing his little stuffed animals into the air and caring for his special bear, Phil. He is a much‑needed support for our child and has helped her regulate emotions when traditional treatments have fallen short. We’re a low‑income family. My fiancé is a retired Army veteran living on a fixed income, and I was recently laid off when my company downsized to AI. We’re still carrying delinquent CareCredit debt from trying to save our dog Jawa, leaving us unable to get a loan.

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