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Simba

Simba is a 6 year old Siamese in Grand rapids , MI, who needs $650 for Teeth Extraction and Cleaning.

Grand rapids, MI

I have had simba for almost 1yr. He was coming to my home everyday as a stray and was looking for food I started feeding him and when the weather started to get cool simba wanted to come in so i could not refuse ♡ it was strange because I noticed he was front declawed and fixed I made a appointment to my vet to check for a chip and he has none. So I asked around and no one claimed him Simba is a very different kind of cat. He has alot of anxiety and would love to be outside but I fear that because he is declawed I have been taken him in and out to the vet for behavior issues it's getting hard to afford the vet notice he is need of some dental work one tooth has a hole in it. I feel bad dental is very expensive Simba is a work in process he can be very loving and sometimes nips at us. But that's OK we love him and he rubs he's face on ours we love him. He has a very big Meow that is herd in the whole house I am currently on disability and my income just meets my need. It would be very kind if I could get some support so he would feel better with he's teeth they in pretty bad shape

23%Funded

$150.50Raised

$499.50To go

Sherlock

Help Sherlock get Arthrodesis — Mankato, MN

Mankato, MN

Sherlock is about as close to a golden retriever in a cat as you can get. Not once in his life has he hissed or growled at single person, he's curious tot he point of stupidity, and is completely unaware of the space (large amount of space) he can take up. You can hear him purring from three blocks away, and he loves to open cabinets and walk away satisfied. We woke up on a Sunday morning to find Sherlock unable to use his front right paw. The next day, we took him to a vet, where we discovered he broke his radial carpal. These kinds of fractures are extremely rare, and we have no idea how it happened. That leaves us with three options; joint fusion surgery (Arthrodesis), amputation, or euthanasia. My wife got out first cat, Meeko, in July of 2017. I got jealous, and got Sherlock a few months later. I had cats as a kid, but never thought I'd be a cat dad. Sherlock has been with us through three moves, two states, and so many good memories. He has so much life left to live, and so much love to share. I'm not giving up on my buddy, and euthanasia is off the table. Arthrodesis is the best option for him to live his full potential; that surgery is around $5,000. I want him to live the many years he has left is as little pain as possible.

3%Funded

$150Raised

$5,850To go

Maximus

Help Maximus get Right leg amputation.Femur and femur ball — Jacksonville, FL

Jacksonville, FL

Maximus and I met on a rainy September morning when I rescued him as he was lying in a ball in the middle of the road. As he grew he never developed the survival skills cats need to survive outdoors. He was always supervised outdoors. He loved to play the role of a hunter by chasing lizards and butterflies. He feared nothing! He hardly ever ran or jumped like most all cats do. He was special. On the evening of August 31st, he managed to escape our fenced in yard and we didn't find him until the next morning lying in some tall grass near his home. He was unable to move. I observed two bite marks on his right hind leg, and he was covered in blood. EveryPet is his care provider, and was treated for the bite marks and xrayed. His right femur was broken near the ball. Amputation is advised. The relationship Maximus has with his humans is beyond words. We know that he is a special needs kittie that is always under supervision and observation whether he's indoors and more when he is outdoors. We love him like family, and want the best for him. He gazes at us often in his current condition as if asking us....are you with me?... will you help me?.... Yes Maximus, we are right here baby! Maximus is asking and we are asking for donations so Maximus can receive the surgery needed to remove his right leg. The money needed to do the surgery is completely out of our range. Our household is on a strict fixed income through social security disability. The cost of the surgery, medicine and aftercare will be around $2,000.00. Please help us help Maximus to carry on his life happily.

8%Funded

$150Raised

$1,850To go

Max

Please help this elderly boy get the spleen surgery he desperately needs.

Newfoundland, NJ • Just Keep Rescuing Canines and Cats

This sweet little guy named Max was rescued by Just Keep Rescuing Canines and Cats Rescue when they found out he was being given away for free on Craiglist simply because he could no longer be used for breeding. He deserves so much better than that, and this rescue promised him he would know love, safety, and compassionate care for the rest of his life. But now they are heartbroken because he had his ultrasound with a veterinary sonographer, and the news was not what they were hoping for. The ultrasound revealed a mass on his spleen. And now this small rescue is faced with another difficult battle. They want to schedule his surgery as soon as possible, but they can't without your help. They don’t know exactly what the future holds, but they do know that Max deserves every opportunity to fight and to be as comfortable as possible. He has already overcome so much in his life, and they’re not ready to give up on him. If you’re able to help financially, no donation is too small. Every dollar brings Max one step closer to the care he desperately needs. Thank you for continuing to stand beside Max and JKRC Rescue.

3%Funded

$150Raised

$4,350To go

Jigsaw

Jigsaw suffered unimaginable cruelty. Please show him love and kindness.

Kewaskum, WI • Stray Dog Support

Stray Dog Support received an urgent call to help a dog they have now named Jigsaw. He was found in Egypt, suffering from horrific injuries that are believed to have been caused by being brutally beaten. The moment they saw the video, their heart sank. They immediately committed to helping with his medical care. Jigsaw was rushed to the hospital where it took 6 veterinarians working together because his injuries were so severe. So far, they know he has multiple fractures to his jaw and around his eye, his eye is completely gone, and he has a broken leg. The veterinarians believe the eye injury is older because there was extensive infected bone that had to be removed. That means he has been living in unimaginable agony for quite some time. They also believe the broken leg is a newer injury, meaning someone likely attacked him twice. Right now, he has been sedated and given pain medication while they wait for blood test results. The infection is one of the biggest concerns, and they have started antibiotics in the hope of getting it under control. This is an incredibly difficult and complex case, but leaving him behind was never an option. Today, we are asking for your help. Stray Dog Support is overwhelmed with critical cases, but Jigsaw deserves every chance to know kindness instead of cruelty. He did not deserve this. Any donation, no matter the size, makes a huge difference and shows him that he is deeply cared about. Thank you.

8%Funded

$150Raised

$1,850To go

Dex

Dex Needs Lifesaving Heartworm Treatment

Fairfax, VA • Homeward Trails Animal Rescue

Dex was discarded near the woods and left to survive completely on his own. He’s just a tiny little guy, and when he was found, his fur was so severely matted that it all had to come off. It breaks our hearts to imagine how long he had been neglected, scared, and alone. We truly don’t know how such a small dog managed to survive out there by himself. But somehow, Dex did. He survived being abandoned. He survived the neglect. He survived being left to fend for himself when he should have been safe, loved, and cared for. Now that Dex is with Homeward Trails Animal Rescue, he finally has people fighting for him. But sadly, his fight isn’t over yet. Dex is heartworm positive. Without treatment, heartworm disease can be deadly. Dex will need antibiotics and heartworm injections to save his life. This treatment is essential, but it is also expensive, and Homeward Trails Animal Rescue needs your help to give Dex the care he so desperately deserves. Dex didn’t deserve to be discarded near the woods. He didn’t deserve the neglect that left his little body in such terrible condition. And after fighting so hard just to survive, he deserves every chance we can possibly give him. Please help us save Dex. Every donation, no matter the amount, brings him one step closer to receiving the lifesaving heartworm treatment he needs and one step closer to putting his painful past behind him. Someone failed Dex before he came to us. We refuse to let him down now. Please donate to Homeward Trails Animal Rescue and help give this little survivor the chance at the life and love that he should have had all along.

14%Funded

$150Raised

$950To go

Moxy

Moxy is a 6 year old American Pit Bull Terrier in Littleton, CO, who needs $4,518 for TPLO - Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy.

Littleton, CO

We received Moxy as a puppy, a gift from a friend 6 years ago and named because she is full of spunk and playfulness. We currently live on the third floor of our apartment and she has a lot of stairs to get up and down. This task has now been made more difficult as she tore her left CCL swimming recently. She needs assistance getting back up once she goes outside for her bathroom breaks and walks. Moxy has now torn her CCL on both knees doing the activites she loves most. This will require the TPLO surgery on both of her back legs so she can have more stability and have a better quality of life climbing the stairs daily but to also be able to play and swim. We have chosen Clarity Veterinary Surgical Center in Denver, CO to do the procedures. Moxy loves to be outdoors to play fetch, swim and camp with her favorite hoomans. When we camp, she doesn't waste any time finding her favorite stick or fallen tree trunk to strut around with as soon as she get out of the car. She loves everyone, especially kids and wants to make new dog friends everywhere we go. She also loves to watch fireworks and runs to see them when she hears the big boom. Our family has experienced financial hardships this year from major unexpected car repairs and has left us in a vulnerable position prior Moxy's injury. She is the heart of our family, any donations for the surgeries she desperately needs would mean the world to her and us.

3%Funded

$150Raised

$4,368To go

Kodi

Kodi is a 9 year old Golden Retriever in Stockton, CA, who needs $10,000 for Thrombocytopenia.

Stockton, CA

Kodi is a gift from my daughter. He and I live together in my family home, he loves to go to the ocean in summer and snow in winter, but the past year or so it's become impossible to keep up financially- for all of us, I'm sure. cost of everything up and up, my pay went down just when my puppy needs so much extra. Originally, I took Kodi to his doctor Hanh at Venetian Pet Hospital because he wouldn't eat for 3 days and had not pooped for that long. I thought maybe had swallowed some bits of bandaging from a hot spot on his tail and that was blocking his intestines. They did blood work, took x-rays and an ultrasound which revealed a mass on his spleen. the bloodwork suggests a serious autoimmune disease. Kodi is loved by EVERYONE he meets. He has this joyful exuberance that can make the worst day all better. We live alone, just the two of us since he was 3 months old, but my neighborhood is small and we have all known each other for longer than I've had him, so he makes his daily visits to say hi and they love him so much! I have been lucky with the health of my Kodi. Probably took it for granted and assumed we would have many more years together. Just the initial office visits and diagnostics cost over 2 thousand dollars. I had to choose him or the monthly bills- no brainer. It's not over.

2%Funded

$150Raised

$9,850To go

Saba

Please help Saba overcome extreme starvation.

Kewaskum, WI • Pawsitive Sanctuary Inc

Saba was little more than skin and bones when we found her. Every rib, every hip bone, every vertebra was visible beneath her battered body. Open wounds covered her skin, and she was so weak that simply standing took everything she had left. She had been surviving for far too long with almost nothing, and without immediate intervention, she likely wouldn't have survived much longer. She was discovered in the middle of the day, lying in plain sight as countless people walked past without stopping. Somehow, despite the pain and exhaustion, she was still trying to hold herself up. When we approached, she didn't run or resist. She quietly accepted our help, too exhausted to do anything else. Lifting her into our arms was heartbreaking—she weighed almost nothing. Saba's body condition score is just 1 out of 9, indicating extreme starvation. Her body has been forced to consume its own muscle and fat stores simply to stay alive. She also has multiple open wounds that have already attracted insects, a devastating reminder of how vulnerable she had become after being left to suffer alone. As soon as Saba arrived at the sanctuary, our team began emergency treatment. She's receiving IV fluids, careful nutritional support, pain management, and treatment for her wounds. Because she's so severely malnourished, every meal has to be introduced slowly and monitored closely to avoid complications. The next several days will be critical as we watch for signs that her body is beginning to recover. Saba's fight isn't over, and she can't do this without help. Your donation will provide the lifesaving care she urgently needs, including hospitalization, medications, wound care, specialized nutrition, and around-the-clock monitoring. Saba spent far too long being overlooked. Today, you have the opportunity to show her that her life matters. Thank you for helping us give this sweet girl the second chance she deserves.

4%Funded

$150Raised

$3,350To go