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Anubis

Anubis is a 7 year old Mix-Breed in lehigh acres, FL, who needs $7,500 for MRI + Medication and Post MRI Recommendations.

lehigh acres, FL

Anubis came into my life at my lowest point, I was freshly Medically discharged after 5 years in the military. My best friend had some puppies and reached out to me when he was just 12 weeks old. I didn't hesitate. He has been with me so far for 7 amazing years. I just got him a companion last year and they absolutely love each other. He finally just got a yard he can play in! About a month ago, Anubis started randomly screaming in pain. I rushed home and took him to a Fetch Emergency clinic to get X rays. They gave me a treatment plan that I followed and said they believed he had IVDD ( They can't give me an answer without an MRI). He was taking Methocarbamol, Gabapentin, as well as Prednisone. 2 Nights ago He started screaming again. He needs an MRI,I need him better. Anubis is special for the same reason anyone's child is special. He has always been my reason to keep pushing. He is amazing with kids, other dogs and cats ( His partner Freyja especially). He is truly the most gentle feeder ( He uses his two front teeth to lightly grab them when offered) He is gentle with my Quadriplegic Older brother, and he is the first to cuddle on a bad day. He is so happy. I need help paying for an MRI. All of the vets i spoke with have stated that its around $5,000 because of size and Anesthesia Required. I maxed out my care credit for his Xrays and paid another 1500 out of pocket. I need him better. I cannot imagine my life without him.

12%Funded

$925Raised

$6,575To go

Maple

Maple is a 2.5 year old Boxer in Edgewood , MD, who needs $2,000 for Pyometra Surgery.

Edgewood, MD

Maple came from an abusive background and came into our lives from a Craigslist ad. I picked her up in Baltimore City and she was scared to death. She has worked really hard to overcome the traumas she endured, and still struggles meeting new people, especially men. I'll never know what she went through, but I want to be sure she's safe and comfortable at home. Maple is being seen at Jarrettsville vet for pyometra and will require surgery. Her symptoms came in within 3 days. Day 1 drinking a lot. Day 2 accidents, so we suspected UTI. End of the night we noticed some blood and thought she started heat. Day 3 she was leaking bloody mucus and lethargic. Maple is my heart. She was the dog we rescued after our 11 year old passed a year prior. She is my little shadow and has learned so much about gaining self confidence. This girl wouldn't even take a treat when we first got her. She is now a cuddle bug that won't leave mom's side. I am currently on workers comp and looking for something else to gain productive employment that I'm physically capable of doing. I'm willing to volunteer as well.

46%Funded

$915Raised

$1,085To go

Nike

Nike is a Bernese Mountain Dog puppy in Hastings, NE, who needs $2,000 for Surgery at Kansas State University.

Hastings, NE

I'm a lone mother who just left an abusive relationship which required me to relocate with my young daughter 4,000 miles. During the past year I lost my seizure alert dog of 8 years, and in January, had a grand Mal seizure. My neurologist helped me find a seizure dog prospect, and all of the training and work of his young 5 months has been going well, but costly. Nike is a member of our family. He has integrated well into our community, has bonded closely to me, is already showing signs of being a potential seizure alert dog, not just seizure response. Until now he was very healthy, and he's still a very happy boy, just in so much pain, and this will only get worse daily. I am a lone parent, so no support. Starting over after an extremely abusive relationship with epilepsy, each seizure being life threatening. Having him healthy will help one aspect of my life so I can be here for my 3 year old daughter. I am the only family she has. Treating veterinarian is Companion's Choice Animal Choice Animal Hospital (ccah.com), and he needs surgery ASAP at Kansas State University. Surgery estimate is 2500, to put pins in his rear leg bc his bone is growing further apart from his growth plate everyday. While he remains happy, he is in a LOT of pain. Unfortunately, service dogs are not cheap, and I just don't have the funds for surgery. He's a big goofball, and in typical Berner puppy fashion, growing so fast he is the clumsiest doggo around. Nike is already in tune with my moods and is great about keeping tabs on me, and my young daughter. He's the perfect Berner, friendly but aloof around strangers, and not much rattles him, making him a great service dog. He is medically necessary per my neurologist.

44%Funded

$870Raised

$1,130To go

Miss Adventure

Miss Adventure is a 12-year-old American Shorthair Cat in Chicago, IL, who needs $2,000 for Foreign Object Removal Surgery.

Chicago, IL

Miss Adventure was adopted as a young kitten from a shelter back when I lived in Philadelphia. Since then, she's accompanied me for a while decade and even through a cross-country move; I've spent most of my adult life with her. COVID-19 complications have impacted my ability to make a living, but she's brought me a great deal of comfort through that. Miss Adventure is a sweet and rambunctious senior cat who likes to explore and is very friendly to everyone she meets; she's charmed all of my roommates. She has a little bit of a sensitive stomach, so she gets a very particular IAMS diet every day, although she's not a picky eater. She loves her fish kick toy and rolling around in catnip! She also loves to explore, as mentioned, and is impressively good at getting up on top of bookcases. There's a lot of places around our apartment that she likes to nap or people-watch, and she's just a sweetheart—who just gets a little spicy when she gets her nails clipped. Miss Adventure, as a senior kitty, has gotten a touch of hyperthyroidism we think led her to eat something she shouldn't have that lodged in her stomach and is obstructing her digestion. While she's momentarily stable, she urgently needs surgery to remove the blockage, which will run as high as $8000 through Veterinary Emergency Group of Lincoln Park, as quoted by Dr. Romy Boiskin. Between the economic recession and COVID-19 complications making it difficult for me to work and take care of personal needs, I've had a lot of financial hardship. Miss Adventure means the world to me, and I don't know what I would do without her.

42%Funded

$845Raised

$1,155To go

Nugget

Nugget is a 7 year old Poodle in Lake Worth Beac, FL, who needs $1,407 for Amputation, Biopsy, Medication.

Lake Worth Beac, FL

Nugget is in urgent need for surgery at Paws2Health quoted at $1000 for the amputation, $132 for the blood work, $175 for the biopsy & approximately $100 for meds. Paws2Health operated on Nugget's leg after two left hip dislocations. Post surgery recovered. Additional trauma to same leg resulting in need for amputation. He's assisted in special needs environments, saved literal life's, is vocal and loves playing with other doggies. His favorite thing in the world is fetch and snuggle. Guardian is a persecuted, debanked wounded combat veteran who has suffered wage theft and is undergoing Identity Restoration. Data Breaches, Hacks & Identity Theft caused loss of home, housing instability and food scarcity.

59%Funded

$832.98Raised

$574.02To go

Goofy

Goofy is a 12-year-old Lab mix in Pasadena, TX, who needs $2,000 for urgent tests.

Pasadena, TX

Goofy was born shortly after midnight New Years Eve by my late dog Cookie. When her puppies were old enough to give away I went to a parking lot & within minutes I gave all of them away but no one wanted him. I decided to bring him home & it was the best thing I ever did. He is my best friend & I truly would be lost without him. His name came from his big ears when he was little. Goofy is what you would call booshie. This dog refuses to sleep nor sit on the floor. Doesn’t matter whee we go he has to be on the furniture like he’s a king lol! He also always has to have a squeaky toy so he can annoy mommy especially while I’m watching tv. Goofy is special because he knows how to make you feel loved. When you are sad he senses it. He senses everything and always knows when to comfort you. He comes over lays his head on your chest and puts his paw on you like he’s hugging you and it always makes you feel good. Goofy got attacked by a dog and they discovered that he may have cancer. He is being assessed to find out what is going on and how to treat it.. The doctors place is Woodlands Animal Cancer & Referral Center This is unexpected & I can’t afford the cost but he is my most favorite person in the world most important & I will be truly lost without him I am all alone & he’s all I got.

40%Funded

$795Raised

$1,205To go

Taco

Taco is a 10-year-old Chi-Weenie in Spring, TX, who needs $2,000 for Laryngeal Paralysis - Tie Back Surgery and Temp Trach.

Spring, TX

We have been an active rescue family for many years. In 2014, one of our pack, Dukey, passed on and our "goodbye" went viral. Duke was magic and to continue his memory, every year on the day of his passing, I would find a black shelter dog to help find a soft place to land. In 2015, year one, this was Harley. He was to stay at our house for 1 night before his transfer to Canada but he never left. Harley was immediately adopted into our family and renamed Taco. He is a spunky, funny, loving, perfect addition to our household. Taco spent the last 8 years warming the beds, making sure no one ever had to nap alone, and keeping a watchful eye for any food that you might drop. We sometimes call him Burrito Supreme. Taco welcomes all guests into our home with a steady stream of tiny dog conversation. We enjoy spending our free time, to the family's dismay, singing. Taco has been known to say "I love you"! It's his best party trick. He is also well known for his deadly handsome smile and his bouncy strut with wagging tail. After a series of unusual events, a door was accidentally left open so the dogs had unsupervised access to food. Taco was carried to the yard by a younger dog like a toy. While the external damage was minor, Taco suffered laryngeal paralysis. He ended up in critical care at a veterinary hospital, where he received 24/7 care for over a week. Taco is part of our family. We didn't have pet insurance but I am pretty sure we will be looking into it after this. No one is prepared for a pet emergency of this expense. We have so far paid $11,200.00. And our current bill is $18,312. He should be coming home in 2 days!

40%Funded

$793Raised

$1,207To go

Pixie

Pixie is a 2-year-old Pit Mix in Wheat Ridge, CO, who needs $1,800 for Bilateral TPLO.

Wheat Ridge, CO

Pixie came into my nephew, Andrews life about 2 years ago. She was a rescue pup from TX who came to Colorado to find her forever home. She lives with Andrew at his 84 year old grandmothers house where the three of them keep each other company and watch over each other. Andrew stays in the basement and carries her up and down the stairs. Trying to keep her as quite as possible. Pixie is so smart, funny, just adorable. Andrew took a lot of time and effort training her and it paid off. My 84 year old mom adores her and says she understands English. Before her injuries Pixie enjoyed hiking, wading, and enjoying all the amazing activities that a lucky Colorado dog can enjoy. Andrew rarely goes anywhere without her. She comes to all our family events. When we ask to to do or not do something, she looks at us sideways and reluctantly does what we’ve asked. But if grandma asks her to do something, she does it. She patiently and calmly interacts with grandma and the 1 1/2 year baby in the family. She loves her stuffed animals. I’ve been around a lot of dogs being a former vet tech, she is one of the best ever. Pixie tore her L cranial cruciate ligament apx 5 weeks ago. She was diagnosed at the Denver Dumb Friends League clinic for low income folks called Solutions. They do not do ortho sx. She tore there R CCL apx 4 weeks ago. I (Aunt Katy) work in the veterinary field in sales. I was able to get her some Balto braces to make her more comfortable. Through all my contacts, I cannot find anyone to help. Andrew is living with his grandma, taking care of her, and delivering for Amazon part time. None of us are in a $ situation to help him/Pixie out. I am writing this for him because he is devastated and heartbroken seeing Pixie in such a state. She is Andrews everything.

44%Funded

$784Raised

$1,016To go

Genevieve

Born with a Spine That Split in Two, Help Genevieve Keep Fighting

Kernersville, NC • Flopsy's Friends Foundation

Some kittens are born into this world with every advantage. Genevieve wasn't. Before she ever had a chance to explore, play, or simply be a carefree kitten, she was fighting for her life. After suffering a devastating seizure, advanced imaging revealed what even specialists rarely see. Genevieve was born with Diplomyelia, an extraordinarily rare congenital condition that caused her spinal cord to split into two instead of developing as one. Her body struggles to coordinate movement, and she cannot fully control her bladder or bowels. The heartbreaking discoveries didn't stop there. Large portions of the areas of her brain responsible for movement and reflexes never fully formed. Because her condition is structural, there is no surgery that can fix it. Her neurologists and her caregivers at Flopsy’s Friends developed one goal: keep Genevieve comfortable, seizure free, and give her every opportunity to enjoy the life she deserves. And Genevieve has exceeded every expectation. Every milestone has been hard earned. She learned to stand and eat on her own with a specially designed feeding setup. She began grooming herself, a victory that most people would never think twice about. With medications, physical therapy, laser therapy, acupuncture, rehabilitation, and endless love, she has become stronger, steadier, brighter, and more determined every single day. She has slowly been able to reduce her prednisone dose, her eyes have become more focused, her coat has started growing back, and she continues proving that she is so much more than her diagnosis. But Genevieve's journey has taken another heartbreaking turn. Out of nowhere, she became critically ill and was rushed to emergency care after developing a high fever and severe breathing difficulties. Doctors diagnosed pneumonia. Imaging also revealed a small amount of free fluid that now requires evaluation by a cardiologist to rule out any underlying heart disease. Her little body is fighting so hard. Her fever returned, and her white blood cell count soared to 38,000, more than double what it should be, showing just how hard her immune system is working. Thankfully, oxygen therapy has helped her breathe more comfortably, but she still needs specialized care, additional diagnostics, medications, and ongoing monitoring. Watching Genevieve struggle is heartbreaking. She can't tell us what hurts. She can't explain what she needs. All she can do is keep fighting. And she does. Every single day. Genevieve has never given up, and neither will we. Her care has already included emergency hospitalizations, MRI and CT imaging, neurology specialists, medications, rehabilitation, acupuncture, laser therapy, cardiology consultations, bloodwork, and continued monitoring. The costs have become overwhelming, but saying "no" has never been an option for this extraordinary little girl. If Genevieve has touched your heart, please consider making a donation today. Every gift no matter the size helps provide the specialized medical care she needs to continue her incredible fight. Together, we can help Genevieve keep proving that miracles don't always look the way we expect, they sometimes come wrapped in gray fur with an unstoppable spirit. 8/12/26 Update We have an important update on Genevieve, and this little fighter needs our help more than ever. Genevieve recently saw a cardiologist, and thankfully, there was some reassuring news about her heart. She has occasional high pressure in her pulmonary artery that can cause a murmur when she gets excited, as well as a thickened tricuspid valve that allows some blood to flow backward and makes her heart work harder. For now, her veterinary team believes these issues can be monitored with annual echocardiograms. Unfortunately, her appointment also brought a new and concerning discovery. An ultrasound showed a large mass in Genevieve’s abdominal area, something that had also been noted during her recent emergency hospitalization. Her platelet count is also dangerously low at just 38,000, which is especially concerning for a kitten who already struggles with balance and is more prone to stumbling. Flopsy’s Friends is now working to get Genevieve an urgent abdominal ultrasound, and she may need to return to the emergency hospital to have it done as quickly as possible. Genevieve is also still running fevers, struggling to urinate, experiencing significant bloating, and dealing with persistent ear infections. Her little body is clearly struggling, and she urgently needs answers and continued medical care. For now, Genevieve is happy to be back home. She even cried a little during her echocardiogram, which is unusual for this normally quiet girl, but she was such a trooper through it all. The cost of Genevieve’s extensive care has depleted the rescue’s available funds, and she still has more diagnostics and treatment ahead. If you can donate or share her fundraiser, please do. Every bit of support helps Flopsy’s Friends continue fighting alongside this extraordinary little girl and get her the urgent care she needs.

35%Funded

$775.50Raised

$1,424.50To go