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Dune

Dune is a 6 year old American Eskimo Dog in Kent, WA, who needs $1,600 for Dental Cleaning/Extractions.

Kent, WA

Dune is a rescue from Seattle Humane Society. She was adopted and returned twice before she found her forever home with me and my family. I rescued her Dune has a history of reactivity to children and other pets, so she is in a hone of adults and is the only pet in our home. She has a backyard to run free and happily in. Dune's name comes from Frank Herbert's series, a favorite of mine to read. Dunes medical situation is a dental cleaning and extractions under anesthesia. She is a dog who is dealing with some reactivity and a history of abuse so a cleaning without being put under is not an option unfortunately. I was informed by the rescue of her reactivity and they let me know she is sensitive to touch near her mouth and face due to her poor dental health. Dune loves my parents and brother. She loves going on sniff walks, playing tug-o-war and cuddling on the couch. Her favorite though, is sniffing out her treats around the house which my dad loves to do for her. She has helped us immensely with our physical health. My therapist and I worked together to register her my emotional support animal, as she has aided with my mental health struggles as wel I have supported my family financially, due to their asylum case. It was taught me a lot about budgeting. I am able to provide for us and Dune, but this is not covered under her pet insurance or her vet wellness plan. She means everything to us and it would help greatly.

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Max

Max is a 9 year old Beagle in Hilton Head Island, SC, who needs $8,000 for Electrochemotherapy or ECT.

HILTON HEAD ISLAND, SC

Max came into our lives in the most unexpected way. We found him at a kennel where he had been living for months after his previous owners dropped him off to be boarded and never came back. Despite everything, he was still sweet, active, and full of love. His long legs and gentle eyes reminded us of a little deer, and that made us think of the dog from The Grinch—so Max became his name. Max had a lump removed from his hind leg, which was diagnosed as soft tissue sarcoma. We met with a veterinary oncologist who recommended Electrochemotherapy. According to the specialist, ECT gives Max an excellent chance of preventing the cancer from returning. His X‑rays showed no signs of spread, which means this treatment could give him many more healthy, happy years. From the moment we brought him home, Max has been loved by everyone who meets him, and he loves everyone right back. He’s scared of loud noises and will run inside at the slightest shift of the wind. He howls along with fire truck sirens. He chases birds and squirrels with pure joy—he even caught a squirrel once and immediately let it go. The surgery to remove the lump, follow‑up visits, X‑rays, bloodwork, and specialist consultations have already drained the savings we set aside for emergencies. On top of that, we’ve faced multiple unexpected home and car crises.

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