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Maka

Maka is a 3 Year Old Rhodesian Ridgeback in Waianae, HI, Who Needs $2,000 for FHO- Both Hips.

Waianae, HI

I adopted Stewie, now Maka, @11 weeks, from PAWS of Hawaii. His mom was a pregnant stray in Waianae. Heʻs my first pet in 13 years & he helped me stop my addiction. Heʻs a white Ridgeback/PB house dog w/full access to outside grass, and lizards for his hunting desires. Roommates and their pets come & go, we have a foster fail "Shy" Iʻm a diehard volunteer with Aloha Animal Outreach & partners Maka was born without hip sockets, the left hip is the worst. Without receiving FHO surgery he will not have a long, normal life. We recently came home from a dog play date and cried on the floor afterwards. I layed with him and his wagging tail and gave him medicine. I cannot imagine putting him down and I cry just typing this. He is my everything. Dr Kelly @ Aloha Affordable Vet in Aiea He has MANY friends but he LOVES the littles. Hee is crazy tall. He knows commands in English & American Sign Language. Maka means "eyes" in ʻOlelo Hawaii. He is so EXPRESSIVE + the top of his ridgeback has another set of eyes. Maka boosted the confidence of at least 20 fosters dogs so far. It breaks my heart that we paused fostering until he has surgery. Having him healthy would mean the world to my heart. I would continue medical and emergency foster care for Aloha Animal Outreach, Hinaʻs Legacy, PAWS of Hawaii, FAF. The cost is prohibitive. Single income on Oʻahu & while healthy now, I had 4 surgeries the last 3 years

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Princeton "Prince"

Princeton "Prince" is a 18 Month Old Bernese Mountain Dog in Petoskey, MI, Who Needs $2,000 for Hospital Stay for 5 days and FHO Surgery with Plate.

Petoskey, MI

15 years ago I was medically retired from the hospital. When I got out I got a service dog who changed my life. She passed away from bone cancer 2 years ago the day after Christmas. I was crushed and I felt like a part of me died. I never thought I would find that love again. 6 months and dozens of puppies later my life was blessed again when Princeton became my new future service dog and hope. Today, a week before Thanksgiving, a woman knocks and tells me she hit a white dog. We rush him to the vet and it's the worst they have seen. Multiple hip fractures and they dont do the necessary sergery we are referred to Blue Pearl in Grand Rapids, MI. He will need an FOH and a plate or a full hip replacement. He has been training since he was about 5 months old However, he's the first puppy my husband and daughter have ever had and they spoil him mercilessly. He goes on all my delivery jobs with me and likes to have his paw held, it soothes us both. We are inseparable and both don't like being separated. I am supposed to be receiving a spinal neck fusion and he is a reason I want to get better. Because of my pending neck surgery for spinal stenosis I have been working ride share gigs. It's a weekend and not life threatening they won't perform any surgery for at least 5 days and he must be hospitalized and monitored the whole time. I need him to be ok my surgery bud

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Chips

Chips is a 1 Year Old Mix-Breed in Gulfport, MS, Who Needs $1,500 for Eye Removal Surgery.

Gulfport, MS

My husband and I got Chips from a shelter after we lost our first fur baby Merry. We don’t go into the shelter that day looking to bring home a new dog, but we fell in love with her as soon as they brought her out to meet us. She lives at home with two other dogs. Maple, who we got from the same shelter as Chips and Persephone, my sister rescued her when she was only three months old. When we adopted Chips we noticed that one of her eyes looked blue. The shelter told us that when she came to them at 3 months old that her eye looked like that, they weren’t sure what happened. When we took her for her first vet visit, at bainfield pet hospital, around 6 months old, they told us that she has glaucoma and that there is a lot of pressure so it would need to be removed. Chips is very interesting, she does a lot of funny. When it’s time for her to eat if we take too long to get her food. She barks and taps her front paw. She loves to sit on our heads when she is playing with her toys in bed. For some reason she is very afraid of backpacks. And every morning when she sees my sister she wags her tail really fast and growls to say good morning. We knew she was probably blind, but we weren’t expecting that it would need to be removed. Since this needs to be done as soon as possible and is a very expensive surgery we don’t have the money saved up for it. Since she is a puppy we don’t want her to be in pain anymore

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Solita

Solita is a 8 year old American Pit Bull Terrier in Houston, TX, who needs $2,000 for Surgical Debridement and Daily Bandage Changes.

Houston, TX

I found Solita abandoned on the street in 2018. She was scared, aggressive, and clearly tossed aside but we saw something in her worth saving. We named her “Solita” because she seemed like a lonely little girl. Over time, she transformed into the most nurturing soul in our home. We now have five rescues, and Solita has become their gentle guardian. Her nickname is “Mama” because she comforts us. Solita was attacked, leaving her with puncture wounds on her arm and chest, a broken toe, and traumatic tissue damage. The initial veterinary clinic wrapped her injuries, but she quickly developed necrotic skin that they couldn’t treat. We rushed her to Gulf Coast Emergency Veterinary Hospital in Houston, where the specialists found the infection had spread to her muscle. requiring daily care Solita is the heart of our home. She’s gentle, watchful, and full of love especially toward the other rescues. Despite her rough past, she became our “Mama dog,” checking on the others like a little nurse, especially when someone’s feeling off. She doesn’t bark much, but she grumbles and huffs to let you know she’s paying attention Her favorite place is the sunspot in the backyard. We are on fixed income and We didn’t have an emergency fund large enough to cover this kind of crisis. We’ve spent what we could, but the treatments Solita needs aren’t slowing down. terrified that without help, we won’t be able to save her leg. Solita means everything to us

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