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Riley

Riley is a 12 year old American Pit Bull Terrier in Port Richey, FL, who needs $2,000 for CHOP Chemotherapy.

Port Richey, FL

I got Riley when she was just a tiny baby, from my uncle and aunt back in 2013, she was meant to be my fathers dog but i fell in love with her right away, she has been my beautiful girl ever since, her and I are inseparable and i would not want it any other way.. Riley is so playful and full of life, she makes all my life so much better. Riley was diagnosed with Chronic lymphocytic leukemia on Wednesday May 14, 2024, I would love to continue doing chemo, but with the expense of how much it cost I know i will not be able to afford doing all 19 weeks... she is still so full of life and I would love her to live the rest of her years as healthy as the rest of them have been.. at Fetch Specialty & Emergency Veterinary Center Riley is special to me and all of my family members, she loves to play with her favorite brown bunny squeaky toy, swim with my siblings, dad, and I, & plays with my parents dogs bruno and kenji, she has a sassy personality, and talks back if you talk to her, i love it. Riley has been with me since i was 17, she spends most of her time being sweet and cuddly with me everywhere i go With rileys treatment plan, after her having a toe surgery last month i have no emergency funds available.. it was very unexpected for these to happen back to back.. to have riley healthy again with no worries about the cancer would mean everything to me, she is my soul dog.

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Gracie Mae

Gracie Mae is a 4 year old Mix-Breed in Ruffin, SC, who needs $2,000 for Continued Blood Transfusions and Tests for IMHA.

Ruffin, SC

Gracie was a mangy, feral puppy found on the streets. She was trapped by a local dog rescue. We adopted her and our tiny puppy made a huge transformation into a beautiful dog. You can imagine our heartbreak when an allergy injection turned her immune system haywire. Gracie's own immune system is killing off her red blood cells. She has been diagnosed with IMHA, Immune Mediated Hemolytic Anemia. Gracie received her Cytopoint injection on March 15. By April 25, we were rushing her to an ER vet for an emergency transfusion. She has been diagnosed with IMHA. Without treatment, she will die. She had a second blood transfusion along with a multitude of other tests. She gets full CBC panels run weekly and daily immunosuppressants. This is curible and can go into remission with treatment. Gracie is Paula's lifeline providing emotional support and love. You might say they are joined at the hip. If you are looking for Gracie, you only need to go as far as Paula's arms. Gracie also gives us hours of pleasure in the backyard playing fetch. That dog is ball obsessed. At night, it's not enough to be in bed with us. She has to be physically under the covers touching one of us. Paula is on disability and Lila is a retired classroom teacher. We also run a nonprofit sanctuary for birds of prey. Lila is often on the road providing free programs for schools. We have also opened our doors to numerous farm animals in need of rescue.

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Royce

Royce is a 3 year old American Staffordshire Terrier in Germantown, MD, who needs $2,000 for CHOP Chemotherapy.

Germantown, MD

Royce is a 3-year-old American Staffordshire Terrier who has lived with me since he was a young puppy. He was not adopted from a shelter, but was rehomed into my care, and has been raised in a safe, loving, and stable home environment in Germantown, Maryland. He lives indoors with me full-time and is never kenneled or left outside unattended. He is fully house-trained, socialized, and serves as m Royce, my 3-year-old ESA, was diagnosed with high-grade large-cell lymphoma in May 2025. He is under the care of Dr. Sara Fritz at Veterinary Referral Associates in Gaithersburg, MD. He’s currently Stage II, Substage A, and a strong candidate for CHOP chemotherapy, which could extend his life 12–18 months or more. Royce is incredibly intuitive, gentle, and emotionally in tune with everyone around him. As my emotional support animal, he senses stress and offers comfort without being asked. He’s playful but calm, affectionate but respectful, and wins over even those who are unsure about dogs. He’s more than a pet—he’s family, and he brings peace, joy, and connection into our home every day. I just graduated from college and am working hard to build my future while navigating unexpected medical expenses for my dog, Royce. I’ve already spent over $1,100 on his care, but the cost of chemotherapy is more than I can handle alone. Having him healthy again would mean

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