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Charlie

Charlie is a 1 year old American Bulldog in Hilliard, FL, who needs $2,000 for ACL.

Hilliard, FL

Charlie was adopted from a rescue who was not helping him. They were just putting him on medication that was actually bad for his a kidneys. He is a loving and sweet boy. We adopted him about 2 months ago. We love him, but his pain is getting to be too much for him and he's hurting. The vet quoted us $6,000 to do the ACL surgery. I'm a teacher and we can't afford this on our own He adopted Charlie from a rescue. He is a sweet boy. We were told that when he was with his last owners that he got out and came back injured. But they weren't doing anything to really help him with it and weren't planning on it. I fell in love with him. He has a torn ACL along with hip dysplasia. At this time, we are mostly concerned about the torn ACL because of him being in pain. Charlie is such a sweet boy. Even though he hasn't gotten the best luck in life. He is working on his behaviors and his socialization. But the pain from his leg causes a lot of issues for him and for him to socialize and learn. We love him a lot. He gets along with our other dogs and our cats. Sadly, if we can't find a way to afford to help him, we might have to take him back to the rescue. It'll give Charlie a fighting chance at a happy life with people who care about him and he cares about. In return. It'll give him that chance and opportunity to have a loving family in a safe environment, with people who want to help him.

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Pablo

Pablo is a 5 year old Beagle in Dunedin, FL, who needs $2,000 for MRI and Possible Surgery.

Dunedin, FL

We got Pablo in 2020, during the height of COVID, because we were required to stay home and thought it would be the best time. We currently live with family and he loves to play in the big backyard with his brother and cousins. We already have one dog, whose name is Boo, and thought he could use a brother. The moment we saw Pablo, we fell in love. He’s the baby of our tiny family. Starting in April of 2024 Pablo started showing signs of what we now think is a disc issue in his back. We took him to his normal vet, Coastal Animal Clinic, in February 2025 because he started dragging his back legs, panting heavily, and pacing. After some tests, they referred us to SCAN in Clearwater as they stated he was showing signs of a neurological problem and said we shouldn’t wait. Pablo is 1/2 of our whole heart. He has such a loving personality, and anyone that sees him automatically falls in love with him. He loves to play with his brother and cousins, both human and pups! He will demand you pet him by putting his whole body on your face or nudging your hands repeatedly. He is a snuggler and will ball up right by your head to sleep. He loves his cheeseburgers and parks. We’re attempting to treat him with pain medicine/muscle relaxers but Dr. Lind at SCAN suggested an MRI, possibly, surgery. The total cost would be $10,000. We’ve already exhausted our savings and care credit to treat him currently. We will continue to save but any bit helps.

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Loretta

Loretta is a 11 year old Boston Terrier in Vinton, VA, who needs $2,000 for Gunderson Flap.

Vinton, VA

Loretta has been with me as a puppy, given to me when I was dying of cancer, she gave me the will to live. Well, I LIVED! She's comforted me when I was crying, in pain and totally lost. We live in a small home with my husband who has Parkinson's. We are old and need her so much. We're on social security and have just enough to sustain our lives. We are ashamed to beg, but will for her. Loretta has a debilitating eye disease. Corneal epithelial degeneration. She has already lost the vision in one eye through misdiagnosis. Her right eye vision is going to be gone soon. We finally had enough money to take her to VA Tech small animal ophthalmologists. They can perform a gundersen flap for three thousand dollars. It will stop the awful pain her cornea is under immense pressure. Loretta consoled me with my cancer. She plays ball with my husband who has Parkinson's. It helps him and her as well. The only hope to save her sight is the gundersen flap. If she can't see, she can't play fetch, which helps my disabled husband shaking and helps her too. Not only will she lose her sight, but the pressure will build and her eye will be extremely painful. We can't let her suffer. We are retired and on social security. Our house is old too. Between furnace failures, water heater, car repairs and more, we can afford to live and little else. We don't ask for help for us, only Loretta. We can't let her suffer after all she does for us.

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