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Doug

Doug is a 2 Year Old Siberian Husky in New Braunfels, TX, Who Needs $2,000 for Urethrogram and Urethroscopy/Cystoscopy.

New braunfels, TX

Doug was rescued from San Antonio ACS less than an hour before euthanasia after being struck by a vehicle. Now, he’s facing a life-threatening medical crisis: he’s in pain and unable to urinate, which could quickly become fatal without advanced treatment. The vets are draining his bladder twice daily with needle and syringe do to the trauma from the accident. Doug’s most urgent medical crisis is that he’s in pain and struggling to urinate, a sign of possible internal damage to his bladder or urethra. Doug needs funds to undergo urethra endoscopy and repair at Blue Pearl Veterinary Hospital in San Antonio. We need funds for the procedure, anaesthesia and further diagnostic tests. Without medical help, Doug will not survive through the weekend. Even in this state, Doug’s spirit shines. Through his pain, he still tries to call out softly for comfort. He leans in for hugs, offers gentle kisses, and shows love to everyone around him—from his foster caretaker, to the veterinary staff working to ease his discomfort, to the concerned people who love him deeply, his fosters. His gentle heart touches everyone that meets him. Without this care, euthanasia will be the only option to end his suffering. But Doug is still fighting — still giving hugs, kisses, and gentle calls for comfort. He wants to live. He just needs our help. Please donate or share. Every dollar brings Doug closer to safety.

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Mr. Goodboy

Mr. Goodboy is a 2 Year Old Australian Cattle Dog in Kalamazoo, MI, Who Needs $2,000 for Exploratory Surgery for Foreign Object.

Kalamazoo, MI

I had gotten Mr Goodboy for my father in-law, I thought he was a she and we went to give him to my father in-law and he said this isn't a girl, I'm like what do u mean they told me it was a girl it had a pink collar on and I didnt see a weenie I thought it was a belly button. So we brought him back home and my husband said we couldn't keep him so I better not name him. Recently, Mr. Goodboy got very sick, and I took him to Lakeview Animal Hospital. The staff there were kind and caring, but because I couldn’t afford the tests or surgery he needs, they had to send him home. They told me to keep a close eye on him because he could die. I walked out with him in my arms, terrified and heartbroken, not knowing how to save him but knowing I couldn’t give up Mr Goodboy is special because he combines boundless energy with a playful, toddler-like innocence that brings constant joy and laughter to the family. His behavior is a mix of silly antics, like explosive jumps and clumsy snowball chases, with affectionate neediness that makes him always want to be near you and involved in everything. He is my entire world I'm facing hard times—my husband's infidelity shattered my marriage, and my dog Mr. Goodboy needs urgent surgery after swallowing a foreign object. He’s my loyal friend and hope. Restoring his health means everything, giving me purpose and strength to keep going.

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