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Luigi

Luigi is a 4 year old American Shorthair in Richmond , KY, who needs $2,000 for Perineal Urethrostomy.

Richmond, KY

Luigi came into my life a little over 3 years ago, he was fostered and cared for under an adoption agency. I wasn’t really set on getting a cat at the time, but as soon as I’d seen Luigi on the agencies website I fell in love with the boy. We’ve been best friends since and have spent almost any time I get off work lounging around, being lazy together. He’s the sweetest little guy you’d ever meet. 3 days ago Luigi started acting unusual, when I had woken up and he had peed the bed next to me I knew there was an emergency and took him to the ER immediately. Luigi had a urinary blockage and a UTI. I’ve been advised he’s doing okay at the moment but may require a surgery called a Perineal Urethrostomy, if I’m unable to afford the surgery…euthanasia. That is not an option for me. Luigi had a brother and sister, Loki (our Husky) and Titten (5 month old Black cat). He loves them both very much but makes sure they know who’s boss! He’s a very loving cat, the sweetest guy you’d ever meet and never fails to make anyone’s heart melt. Him running to the door when I come home, or jumping into the bed to lay on my chest. He’s all of our best friend. It’s hard for anybody in this economy to come up with the money they’re needing, I’ve just paid 3k out of pocket for his initial stay at the hospital. His surgery will require another 2k at least. I can’t fathom putting a 4 year old cat down.

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Yoda

Yoda is a 9 year old Bluetick Coonhound in Palm Bay , FL, who needs $11,000 for Ureter Repair Surgery and Recovery.

Palm Bay, FL

Four years ago, a Bluetick Coonhound mix was surrendered after abuse, unnamed and labeled “irreparably damaged.” The shelter named him Yoda and placed him in training programs, but doubted he could bond with humans. Today, Yoda lives in a stable, loving home where he is safe, deeply bonded, and thriving. Now a service dog for a trafficking survivor, we saved him—and he saved my daughter, Bee. Yoda is in kidney failure caused by a congenital mutation where his ureters only connect on one side of his bladder, leading to severe complications. He is receiving urgent, ongoing care at Highlands Animal Hospital with Dr. Allison Frankenberger and will be referred to a specialist for possible corrective surgery. Yoda was placed on an emergency euthanasia list with just 48 hours left when we brought him home. Over 4 years, with patience and trust, he became a seizure and cardiac alert service dog. He is gentle, intuitive, and deeply bonded to our family—supporting Bee, assisting Nan with cardiac issues and dementia, and attending therapy groups where he brings comfort to others. We rely on disability income&a single working parent, and cannot afford the cost of emergency care and specialist surgery. Yoda is my service dog& the heart of our support system. He is also role model for my service dog in training, Fae, & his loss would deeply affect her.

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