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Zach and Zoey

15 Years Together. Now They Need Us. Help Zach and Zoey!

Whitsett, NC • Little Blue Tattoos

Zach and Zoey have spent 15 years side by side. These two precious Shih Tzu seniors have been best friends their entire lives. They are sweet, gentle, loving, calm, and content simply being together. After 15 years of sharing their lives, they deserve nothing more than a soft place to rest, plenty of love, and the chance to spend their remaining years together in comfort. Sadly, Zach and Zoey were surrendered to rescue simply because they had grown old and their care had become inconvenient. Now, Little Blue Tattoos is determined to make sure getting older doesn't mean being forgotten. Both dogs arrived needing significant medical attention. They were diagnosed with heart murmurs, luxating patellas, kennel cough, and severe dental disease requiring extensive dental care and extractions. Little Blue Tattoos has already spent $904 on their veterinary and dental care, helping address the serious health issues these two seniors were facing when they entered rescue. Those unexpected medical expenses are a significant financial burden for a small rescue, especially when caring for two senior dogs at the same time. Despite everything they are facing, Zach and Zoey have each other. They remain sweet, loving companions who deserve to be comfortable, healthy, and cared for during their senior years. Your donation will help Little Blue Tattoos offset the cost of the veterinary and dental care Zach and Zoey have already received and continue providing the care they need as they recover. They have spent 15 years together. Now, they just need someone to help make sure they can spend the rest of their lives together, too. Every donation, no matter the amount, helps give Zach and Zoey the comfortable and loving retirement they deserve. Thank you for helping Little Blue Tattoos care for these two best friends and reminding them that they were not forgotten just because they grew old.

14%Funded
$125Raised
$779To go
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Merlin

Painful Skin, Emergency Surgery, and a Long Road to Healing

New York, NY • Every Last One Rescue

Merlin came to Every Last One Rescue from the ACC needing help for what was believed to be a minor medical issue. He had a prolapsed urethra, and while the shelter noted it as something relatively simple, surgery quickly revealed that Merlin’s condition was much more serious than anyone expected. This sweet boy underwent surgery to repair the prolapse, and everyone hoped he was finally on the path to healing. But the very next day, things took a terrifying turn. His stitches dropped, leading to a frightening and very bloody medical emergency that required immediate attention. Merlin was rushed back into care and had to undergo a second surgery to repair the damage and give his body another chance to heal properly. It was a scary ordeal for everyone involved, but thankfully, Merlin made it through. On top of his urethral prolapse and emergency surgeries, Merlin was also battling a severe yeast infection across his body. His skin was uncomfortable, irritated, and in desperate need of treatment. With proper medical care, medicated treatment, and the love of his foster family, his skin is already starting to improve. After everything he has endured, Merlin remains such a special dog. He has faced pain, complications, emergency surgery, and an uncertain road, yet he is finally getting the chance to feel a little better and heal in a safe, loving foster home. But his medical journey has come with significant costs. Merlin’s surgeries, emergency care, medications, skin treatment, follow up appointments, and continued recovery needs have created a large financial burden for the rescue. Every Last One Rescue stepped up without hesitation because Merlin deserved the chance to heal, but they cannot do it alone. Please consider donating to help cover Merlin’s lifesaving medical care and ongoing recovery. Every dollar helps ensure he can continue receiving the treatment he needs after such a frightening start. Merlin has already been through so much. Now he deserves comfort, healing, and the chance to move forward into the healthy, happy life he was always meant to have. 8/1/26 Update The happiest update has arrived... Merlin has officially been adopted! After everything this sweet boy endured, from two surgeries to repair his prolapsed urethra, an emergency complication that required immediate intervention, and treatment for a painful, body-wide yeast infection, seeing him healthy, loved, and finally home is the outcome everyone was hoping for. Today, Merlin is living his very best life with his forever family. Every photo is a reminder of just how far he's come and why Every Last One Rescue never gave up on him, even when his medical journey became far more complicated than anyone expected. While Merlin's story has the happy ending he deserved, the veterinary bills from his surgeries, emergency care, medications, follow up appointments, and ongoing treatment remain. Every Last One Rescue covered these lifesaving expenses so Merlin could get the care he needed without delay, and your support can help ease that financial burden. If you've been thinking about donating, it's not too late to make a difference. Your gift helps cover the costs of Merlin's medical care and allows the rescue to say "yes" to the next animal who arrives needing urgent help. 8/12/26 Update Merlin may be happily settled into his forever home, but we still need your help closing the gap on the medical care that made his happy ending possible. Before Merlin could begin this new chapter, Every Last One Rescue was there for him through two surgeries, a frightening emergency complication, treatment for a severe yeast infection, medications, follow-up care, and everything else he needed to heal. Rescues don’t get to wait until the funds are there before helping an animal in crisis. When Merlin needed urgent care, his rescue said yes and made sure he received it. Now, the bills from that care still need to be covered. Merlin’s story is a beautiful reminder of what a lifesaving “yes” can lead to. He is safe, loved, and exactly where he belongs. If you haven’t donated yet, please consider making a gift toward Merlin’s remaining medical expenses. Every donation helps Every Last One Rescue recover the cost of giving Merlin his second chance and puts them in a stronger position to say yes when the next animal needs them.

11%Funded
$125Raised
$1,051To go
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Prince

Prince is a 10 year old Shih Tzu in Buena Vista, VA, who needs $2,000 for Parathyroid Surgery.

Buena Vista, VA

Prince was 11 wks. old, when I picked him up, and he started licking me. I fell in love. I wanted Charlie Brown & mom wanted Princess. We compromised: Prince Charles Brown is his AKC registered name. He is a full bred Shih Tzu that has never met a stranger. He is very friendly and lovable. He loves car rides and playing with rolled up socks. He likes dressing up and going to the beach. In the last 13 months, Prince has been diagnosed with diabetes, Cushing's disease & hyperparathyroidism. The diabetes & Cushing's are under control with meds. His vets are Dr. Jeffries & Dr. Whitten, at Edgewater Animal Hospital. He had to have cataract surgery at VA Tech Animal Hospital in Oct. He was sent to the Animal Cancer Care& Research Center for testing for hyperparathyroidism. Surgery is required Prince is my only "child". He is very special and full of love. He talks and dances and enjoys everybody. I even registered him as my emotional support animal. He goes everywhere with us. He has friends all over the community. He visits the bank, the courthouse, the beauty salon, the gas station, the mechanics, & several drive thru restaurants. Prince has friends everywhere & knows where he is. Prince is the most important"person" in my life. I would do anything for him. I was approved for Care Credit for his 1st surgery. Follow-ups & meds have it maxed. I started a new job in Nov. & 2 checks were messed up. Both were $0. I had to replace the motor in my Jeep. Help

6%Funded
$125Raised
$1,875To go
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Archie

Archie is a 6-year-old Catahoula in Saint Francis, WI, who needs $2,000 for Foreign Body Removal Surgery.

Saint Francis, WI

Archie came into my life at 3 weeks old. His mom was sick and couldn't care for her puppies. He was bottle fed and came to work with me in a picnic basket. He's my baby. He's been with me thru many losses and has been my constant companion.My only child recently left for college, and I've been so lost. It's just him and I, now and most days I don't think I'd get out of bed without him. At one point there was 5 of us. My 23 year old siamese cat and him were unlikely bffs. They took care of each other. Punky has been gone 2 years now. My ex partner is the reason he loves boys. They were inseparable, although we weren't together, they picked up where they left off every time. we lost Chris last December and it's been so so hard. Now it's just him and I. I cant imagine losing him. Archie is a soul reader. He became my emotional support dog when he was just over a year, because he always knows when he's needed. His personality is so sweet and he is so affectionate He is also a herding dog and is my bossy shadow. He will demandingly usher me to bed, when he's tired, then abandon me when i comply, just because he has major FOMO and needs to sort his people Archie has been vomiting for almost 3 weeks off and on, and i finally was able to find the funds to get him to the vet and. he ate something that looks like a pacifier. he's not eating. he's skinny and lethargic. I amnstruggling hard these days. I'm fighting a eviction because my apartment won't recognize him as an ESA. The salon I've been employed at for over 6 years, suddenly closed.Im stuck Archie is my best friend. He is my child and I cannot bare to be without him. He is family. If I were to receive assistance, I could look at the world with less jaded eyes. i would pay it forward in numerous ways. I have lost so much.. we need each other.

6%Funded
$125Raised
$1,875To go
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Mindy

Mindy is a 9-year-old Boston Terrier in Appleton, WI, who needs $2,000 for Sacculectomy.

Appleton, WI

Mindy came into my life as a foster. I’m taking care of her for a friend that relocated from OH. She has been a joy and a blessing to take care of in my home. She shares the house with 2 other dogs that came to me as rescues from down south. Mindy’s pass times include sleeping and begging for food. She sleeps on the couch, perched on top a stack of throw pillows like a princess. She loves hiding her toys in her bed or running around with them, playing keep away from the other 2 dogs or whoever wants to chase her. She gets along with other dogs at the park as well as children. Mindy is a playfully stubborn pup that will faint like a goat and plant herself in place, if she doesn’t want to go somewhere. She loves being around her human, going for walks, car rides, and the dog park. She also is full of all kinds of snoring and snorts and grumbles that comes with being a Boston Terrier and having the short snout. Mindy has an abscess on her back side that is a little bigger than a golf ball that needs to be removed. The vet said it is very likely an adenocarcinoma. He feels confident he should be able to get it all and once it is removed, it will not come back. Once removed she could have a happy healthy 5-6 more years. Steve adopted Mindy as a pup which they aired on the local news. Steve just relocated from OH to be closer to family so Mindy’s procedure comes at a very unexpected time. The procedure is approx $4000-5000 which is financially challenging after a cross state move.

6%Funded
$125Raised
$1,875To go