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Goose

Goose is a 3 month old Labrador Retriever in Kalispell, MT, who needs $2,000 for PRAA Ligation/Transection.

Kalispell, MT

After loosing my rory girl (chocolate lab/boarder collie mix) from a brutal attack by a mtn lion, I was determined to find a chocolate lab puppy that needed a home. After searching for months, I finally found goose. He was posted on Craigslist for free by the breeder because he has a disease called megaesophagus. He was very malnourished when I got him and was in desperate need of help/love. Dealing with megaesophagus can be challenging, but if you set up the right meal plan and feeding schedule it's something that can be managed with alot of patience and time. What the breeder didn't know/or tell me, is that goose has PRAA and surgery is the only option to remove the constricting ring around the esophagus. Finding a local vet that can perform this surgery has been extremely hard. Goose has been an absolute trooper through everything. He has the sweetest and kindest little soul and he deserves a chance at life. There's so many things I want to do with him and teach him, but unfortunately our days are spent 100% inside with little activity. He is incredibly smart and so loyal. If he makes it through all of this I plan on training him to be a therapy dog. Financially, I'm able to pay all the bills to manage megaesophagus. But to get surgery to fix PRAA I'd have to pay thousands of dollars. I work full time and going to school full time.Having to pay for $3,000-$6,000 surgery was not in my financial budget.

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Ollie

Ollie is a 6 year old German Shepherd Dog in Papillion, NE, who needs $2,000 for Exploratory Intestinal Surgery.

Papillion, NE

I raised Ollie from a 4 week old puppy. He’s my service dog a truly a special boy. He lights up a room whenever he is in it and he has such a huge personality. Ollie is my best friend and has saved my life more than I can count. My boy is so smart and sweet and loves everyone and all he wants is to cuddle and be with the people he loves. He’s more of a lover and it saddens me that he’s not himself Ollie has an obstruction in his intestines. He started to refuse his food and not act like himself. This dog is highly food motivated for him to deny his food I knew something was up. He’s been in his favorite spot for the past few days and he needs surgery if he cannot pass this obstruction. We don’t know how he got this obstruction but we need help to get the surgery so he can recover. Ollie loves everyone. He loves treats and butt scratches. He is normally wanting to lay on me and listen to his unborn sibling growing in me. He’s a big mommas boy but tolerates the spare human. He’s cares deeply and will protect us and make sure we are good before he is. He is a selfless animal and you can just see how much love he has to give behind those eyes. He has so much personality This is currently a single income household. I am the only one paying for things right now while my boyfriend finds a job. I’ve been barely holding it together because I’ve been sick myself and missing work. We’ve been behind on bills and this is just the icing on the cake

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Daisy

Daisy is a 8 year old Mix-Breed in Somerdale, NJ, who needs $2,000 for Radiation Therapy.

Somerdale, NJ

I didn't expect that - my family brought some donations to the Animal Welfare Association in Voorhees, NJ. My son met Daisy first, in her little pen. We already had a dog. We had two cats. We had a rabbit...and three chickens. "NO no no," I said. Then Daisy came over to the doorway of her pen and just looked at me - like what you see in that first picture. I was all in from there. I didn't expect this, too - Daisy started slowing down in the summer. Didn't want to walk anymore. The vet said it was a tumor pressing on her spine. So we operated, and she recovered within two weeks, running again. Three months later the doctor said it's come back again. Worse - like cancer on steroids. Daisy needs a second surgery and radiation treatment this time. If Daisy wasn't a dog, she'd be a center fielder. She is stellar at catching her ball and bringing whatever you toss back. She loves everyone too - for a Shepherd/Collie super mutt, she's got a lot of personalities in her DNA, but at the center of it all is love. She loves everyone and everything. She is an expert hugger, teaches her dog pack to behave when they're wild, and loves ice cream. We've invested about $13,000 in Daisy's care already. We are proud of that because we could. Now though, it's getting tight. And we're humbly asking for any amount to give to the vets who are helping give Daisy a full recovery from cancer.

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