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Belladonna

Belladonna is a 8 year old American Pit Bull Terrier in Chicago, IL, who needs $7,516 for Pyometra Surgery.

Chicago, IL

Hello, my name is Stephan, and this is my best friend Bella! About 5 years ago, I was sitting down in my room having a conversation with some friends when this beautiful girl walked into my life. I looked at her and said, "We are gonna be best friends, aren't we?" She came right to me, and ever since, we have been inseparable. A little bit ago, she became very ill:/ She started to be very lethargic. She wasn’t herself. She started to not eat her food and was bleeding more than she should during her heat cycle. She started having issues breathing and walking. Clearly, something was very wrong. I took her to the emergency vets. Information below:Where she was diagnosed with pyometra. Veterinary emergency group chicago She is so lovable and protective over myself and my friends. She’s so good with kids. Everyone loves her she can be very vocal at times she does happy feet when she is excited. She loves tennis balls and her ultimate nemesis are the squeakers from toys once she hears it she must find it. When your down she knows and comes and cuddles with you. Bella means the world to me I couldn’t imagine her not being around she is an amazing companion so many people lov her. The surgery she needs is very expensive $7516.96 to be exact. And it’s a life threatening situation I don’t want to loose her. I’m a vet so she’s my suport

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Daisy Mae

Daisy Mae is a 4 month old Labrador Retriever in North Lawrence, OH, who needs $2,000 for Maxillectomy Surgery.

North Lawrence, OH

Hi my name is Daisy Mae. I am a 15 week old black Labrador Retriever puppy. I was born on March 11th in Kentucky to my fur parents, Hunter Steel and Amber Rose at David Lakeside Retrievers. On May 4, 2025 my new skin Mommy and Daddy adopted me. We went on a long adventure as they brought me all the way up to Ohio and I've been so very happy with them! On May 22, Mommy noticed something on my jaw Mommy called Dr. Sarah at Co-Twins vet, in Canton, Ohio who sent a piece of my tumor off to be tested. Turns out I have Canine Acanthomatous Ameloblastoma. For the doctors to fix me they have to cut out the part of my diseased jaw. Dr. Callard at MedVet in Akron Ohio is willing to do that for me. He told me that i will be better in a few weeks if mommy and daddy can pay for my surgery. Mommy and daddy say I'm special because I learn super fast! I sleep in my big girl kennel and go potty outside! I like to play fetch with daddy and I hope to be a stability dog foreman so maybe she don't ha e to use her cane so often. I have a canine brother named Chewy, and 3 feline siblings, Allie, Sadie and Tucker. I like them all very much Mommy says I'm so little and have a lot of growing up to do. Now my mommy and daddy are hard-working people but don't have a lot of monies, so I'm coming to you to see if you can help mommy and daddy make sure that I get the best treatment possible. Thank you for helping me!

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PELLA

PELLA is a 7 year old Dachshund in Louisville, KY, who needs $1,000 for Removal of Massive Breast Tumor.

Louisville, KY

I rescued Pella from a humane society. Our bond was instant. She has shown such gratitude to me by always being so kind, caring & compassionate. They told me she had been found out on a desolate country road that has no houses or businesses anywhere within 45 mins drive. They said apparently she had been dumped out there and she was still a baby. Someone going from town to town found her. Pella started having a small tumor on her belly that as time has passed has gotten very very much larger very rapidly. I thought it was a lipoma. Recently it has gotten so large that when she walks it drags the ground. Blue cross animal hospital said it's a breast tumor that can be removed and she would be perfectly fine after...as long as it's removed She survived being dumped in the middle of nowhere to then come to me.Once I became overcome by major depression disorder &anxiety, she very easily jumped into the role of caring for me. So much so my psychiatrist &therapist both filled out paperwork for her to be my support dog. She is that way for absolutely anyone who needs her. My apt bldg is mostly seniors who always ask for her to visit them I am physically and mentally disabled &only earn $1080 a month. After rent it's extremely hard for me to survive &even afford food. Pella is so critical to my well-being it is gutting me that I am unable to afford to make her well when it would only take one surgery.

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