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Fae

Fae is a 2 year old Mix-Breed in House Springs, MO, who needs $1,500 for Emergency Hospital Treatment.

HOUSE SPRINGS, MO

We adopted Fae in Jan 2025 when our local humane society was doing events to help find pitbull/pitbull mixes homes due to over capacity. Our home was busy, still in chaos from beginning Kindergarten, High School and a cancer journey. It was busy, but we had just a small spot for someone special. Fae and my gold retriever Finn hit it off. Fae was destined for our home from minute 1. Fae is currently at VSS in St. Louis, MO. My teenage son failed to secure his medication bottles in his cabinet. This turned into a terrifying emergency as Fae like chewing things and our cat loves to just knock down anything for her to destroy. My partner left to get some milk and propane before the incoming 1 ft+ snow storm. In just 23 minutes our home was in crisis. Fae is the baby sister to Finn and Diesel - my partner's dog who joined our family just 3 months ago. She is always instigating wrestling matches, has the biggest baby eyes that could get her out of any trouble. No longer needing anxiety medication we over came car fears, nights crying and big boomer fireworks. She can make trips to the dog park and now go on hikes! This was not planned. I've been on myself trying to budget in pet insurance for all our animals. I didn't move fast enough. With one adult struggling to find work and a mom just trying to navigate divorce and recover from a child's cancer fight, We just need our Fae Fae home

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Bella

Bella is a 7 year old Bengal in Bend, OR, who needs $4,000 for Orthopedic Fracture Repair.

Bend, OR

Hi, my name is Bella and I’m raising funds for my Bengal cat, River. River is only 7 years old and she’s truly my best friend. From the day we brought her home, she’s been glued to my side — she follows me everywhere, sleeps with me, and somehow always knows when I need comfort. River is the sweetest cat you could ever meet. She’s friendly with everyone, gentle, loving, and full of personality. Recently, River suffered a serious injury and broke her back left foot/leg. We've already spent over $3,000 on emergency visits, imaging, and splint changes just trying to keep her stable and comfortable. Now we've been told she needs either surgery or amputation, and the cost is $5,000-$7,000. Watching River struggle has been heartbreaking, I feel sick thinking we might not be able to afford it. River is the sweetest cat you could ever meet. She’s friendly with everyone, gentle, loving, and full of personality. She’s not just a pet in our home — she’s family. She’s my emotional support, my little shadow, and the one constant that’s always there. We’re asking for help so we can give River the medical care she needs and end her pain as soon as possible. My mom and I are doing everything we can, but we're currently struggling financially and we can't afford this on our own. River is young, healthy otherwise, and she deserves the chance to live a long, happy life.

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Diego

Diego is a 7 year old Siberian Husky in Denver, CO, who needs $12,832 for Splenectomy, Abdominal Laparotomy, Transfusion.

Denver, CO

Diego typically lives with me full-time in Denver, CO and is deeply integrated into my daily life. In the last 2 years he's also spent extended time with my newly retired dad in New York - where he enjoys summer at the Jersey Shore and a few weeks in my Dad's home with a yard. Between Denver open spaces, creek walks, and quiet evenings at home, Diego lives a stable, active, and well-loved life. Diego is being treated at Veterinary Emergency Group (VEG) of White Plains, after imaging revealed a large mass on his spleen that is causing internal bleeding. This is a medical emergency. The recommended treatment is an urgent splenectomy, along with diagnostics and hospitalization. This is not a chronic condition, but an acute, life-threatening emergency requiring immediate intervention. Diego—often called “Mr. Bean” for his silly, gentle personality—is deeply intuitive and bonded to his people. He has moved across the country with me and serves as my emotional support animal. He loves creek walks, open spaces, and ocean air, and he also provides companionship and comfort to my retired dad during long stretches together. I work in public health as a CDC contractor, a role I chose because I deeply care about population health. Despite careful planning, the sudden cost of Diego’s emergency surgery—over $12,000—is more than I can manage alone. Support will help me give him the care he needs!

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Wilbert

Wilbert is a 10 year old Mix-Breed in Cleveland, OH, who needs $6,500 for Liver Lobectomy.

Cleveland, OH

Wilbert came unexpectedly into our lives about 5 years after the passing of our beloved Albert, a yellow lab. He was a rescue being fostered by a friend. He was only 5 weeks old and my friend allowed us to care for him over a weekend, and that was all it took. He was so calm, so loyal following us everywhere and always sitting as close as possible. Love at first sight. Wilbert is so energetic even at 10 years old. He loves long walks and playing. You would never know by looking at him the difficulties he has with his diet, protein absorption and Irritable Bowel Syndrome that requires a very specific, expensive diet that includes special enzymes, B-12 injections and multiple medications just to try and maintain him. Wilbert loves to talk and is very vocal. He plays, leaps, runs, skids still just like a puppy. He is a cozy snuggler that always finds his way to be close with us but he also has extended family that he enjoys visiting and always gets excited when we mention his name. Wilbert is a mix part boxer/pit bull and rottweiler. We heard all the negativity about this pit breed and he destroyed that myth. My wife and I have spent 10's of thousands on Wilbert's special care over his lifetime (as we did with our Albert before him that also needed numerous surgeries) We both worked and it was never a difficult decision. We now are both retired and on a fixed income.

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