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Karma

Karma is a 11 year old American Pit Bull Terrier in Marion, TX, who needs $1,500 for Mast Cell Tumor Removal.

Marion, TX

Karma came into my life when she was abandoned by her owner, I had no idea how old she was or her background but I have a heart for pit bulls, I already had my pup Hazel and they got along so well and became the best of friends. She has been there through all of my homes, the birth of my son who is now 9 years old and since the passing of Hazel, she has welcomed my German shepherd into our home. Karma had a small lump on her neck that fluctuated in size over a couple of years, vets wanted to wait and see if they progressed when we noticed another mass that looked a bit more suspicious, so we decided to send out a sample and low and behold it was a confirmed mast cell tumor. She has been seen by an amazing veterinarian Dr. Fowler at County Line Veter Clinic. Her health is my obligation. I have been caring for her since she was abandoned, she has been the sweetest girl, she’s welcomed so many dogs that I’ve pet sitter before, blended right in with my cat, when she came to me she was terrified of rain and now she has overcome that obstacle and that really makes me proud, she goes on all our trips with us and has brought so much love to all the family. I'm current pregnant, struggled to get insured, now that I am I have an extremely high deductible that must be paid monthly prior to delivery. Her sister/companion recently passed away from a splenic mass that drained my credit cards and lead to her passing due to lackfunds.

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Biggie

Biggie is a 8 year old French Bulldog in Costa Mesa, , who needs $2,000 for Partial Mandibulectomy.

Costa Mesa

Biggie is our 8-year-old French Bulldog, and he’s been a part of our family since he was just a puppy. We’ve raised him since he was a baby, and he’s been by our side through every high and low life has thrown at us. He lives in a home in Costa Mesa, California and he’s truly the heart of our household. Biggie is under the care of the veterinary team at RISE Veterinary Specialists in Laguna Hills, California. After consulting with a veterinary oncologist and completing a CT scan at RISE, it was confirmed that Biggie has a benign but aggressive tumor (ameloblastic fibroma) in his lower jaw. The tumor is growing quickly, causing damage to his jawbone and increasing discomfort. Biggie has always been a laid-back, affectionate dog. He loves nothing more than lounging on the couch with us, snuggling under blankets, or riding in the car with his head sticking out just far enough to sniff the air. He’s a mellow, goofy, expressive companion with a big personality. He’s also incredibly bonded to us emotionally. He follows us from room to room and sleeps in the bed. Like so many people right now, we’re doing our best to stay afloat financially while handling the rising cost of living. The estimate for Biggie’s CT scan and jaw surgery came to nearly $10,000, and while we’ve covered the diagnostics, we simply cannot afford the surgery.

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Maggie

Maggie is a 11 year old Redbone Coonhound in Blacksburg, VA, who needs $1,900 for Cancerous Tumor Diagnostics and Surgical Removal.

Blacksburg, VA

This fundraiser is made for Dave- a homeless senior disabled veteran- who is living out of his small car with his service dog Maggie. Dave is an air force veteran, Maggie served as a bomb sniffing dog in Afghanistan, and they met when he received her when she retired. They are best friends and she is his motivation during these difficult times. Maggie has 4 tumors which upset her but only 1 of them is cancerous. The priority is to surgically remove the cancerous tumor before it spreads and it's too late, and the uncomfortable one. The estimate was received from "All for Paws Animal Clinic" in Blacksburg, VA. It would also be great to help Dave cover the diagnostic cost since he used money he initially saved for a hotel room. Maggie is a friendly, sweet girl. She loves cuddling, and will almost always roll on her back to enjoy some belly rubs. Maggie enjoys laying in the grass under the sun while Dave tries to raise money to get himself a home, while also providing for her necessities. When she was diagnosed Dave sent me this text: "Noa I can't lose Maggie. If any of your friends could help I would be very grateful." Dave became homeless after not filing his taxes during the 3 years his wife was dying from cancer. The IRS took away his retirement funds leaving him with $600 a month that he has been using for monthly IRS pay-back payments, Maggie's needs, and occasional motel stays.

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Luna

Luna is a 2 year old American Pit Bull Terrier in Norton, OH, who needs $2,000 for Laryngeal Tie-Back Surgery.

Norton, OH

Luna, affectionately known as Lulu, came into our lives as a rescue at just 4 weeks old. We bottle-fed and weaned her ourselves. She'll turn 3 on July 7th and lives in a loving home with me, my 2-year-old son, my 10-year-old nephew, my mom, and our other two dogs. Lulu and my son have grown up together and share an incredibly special, unbreakable bond. Luna is facing a life-threatening emergency. She has laryngeal paralysis and struggles to breathe on her own. Any excitement can cause her airway to collapse, so we have to keep her sedated around the clock to keep her alive. She urgently needs surgery, which we plan to have done at Metropolitan Veterinary Hospital. We're doing all we can to keep her stable until then. Luna is full of energy and personality - a total wild girl in the best way. She's playful, a little dramatic, and always keeps us on our toes. She's extremely attached to me and follows me everywhere I go - definitely a Mommy's girl. She also has a deep love for our other dogs and is always cuddling or playing with them. Her love is loyal, intense, and so special. Luna's surgery is estimated at $6,000-$7,000. We were approved for $4,000 through CareCredit, but we're struggling to cover the rest. Keeping her sedated at home has been physically and mentally exhausting. Luna's recovery would bring peace back into our home.

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