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Lucky boy Luciano

Lucky boy Luciano is a 9-year-old Razor Edge Bully in San Pedro , CA, who needs $2,000 for Oncology for Lymphoma Treatments.

San Pedro, CA

Lucky has been in our life since 9wks old my sis got him 4my autistic nephew, after Lucky got bigger he wanted 2play with him He would jump on his iPad try 2get on couch 2be apart of what he was doing. He would pick him up n throw him on hardwood floor I told sis he is gonna get bigger n snap on nephew, so I ended up takin him W/me I have no kids he is my baby he slept with me everyday 4- 9years I got engaged this yr moved in w/my fiancé. His daughter has a 11/2 yr old pug. They love each other 2death. He plays w/her, n he is like a 2yr old again at heart. Lucky became my service dog after a very Scary thing happened 2me. He did not only service me but all of the kids friends n family He was like big kid He loves 2cuddle go 4walks even The Neighbor kids ask 2walk him He is the Sweetest I brought him 2 the salon when I worked, n all the clients lovedhim he is a gentle giant. He cracks me up he is like a human he feels my pain sadness or happiness N it’s extremely hard not cry in front of him but I see how IT stresses him more. He won’t let me go the bathroom take shower do dishes without him there by my side I lived in Palm Springs n he commuted with me 4work he is truly my BFF We took lucky to Thrive because it was after hours n u could tell he was uncomfortable he has lumps all over now the biggest are in his neck/throat area he was diagnosed with lymphoma cancer imagine it is hard 2swallow so tryin 2 change food n stuff 2 make it easier i lost my best girlfriend of 38yrs 2 the same thing we will follow up W/Dr white at Harbor pines veterinarian 2 keep him comfortable Its extremely tough 2not be able 2provide a cure n I don’t want him 2suffer I would love 2C what we can do to help him be with us 4 as long as possible but I am a single income rt now due 2an accident my fiancé had waiting 4disability n of course wedding on hold I need myBOY

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$680Raised
$1,320To go
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Maezie

Maezie is a 8-year-old Jack Russell Terrier in Brevard, NC, who needs $2,000 for Stent & Possible Scope Procedure.

Brevard, NC

Maezie was rehomed to me 1/10/23. I immediately fell in love with her & we have been together since. She got sick in July & after failed attempts to get her well, she is now at am er hospital in Asheville, NC. She has been poked and prodded & we are waiting on urine cultures & bass cancer tests. We are hoping it is just a super bacteria & not cancer. Ins is capped out & funds are now zero. Maezie loves to go on super long walks & sniffathons. She loves older folks (like me, LOL) & anyone in a wheelchair or walker. However, she is not fond of men in general. She loves my granddaughter who takes care of her from time to time. She still barks at my son & daughter in law. She sleeps with me every night & will sometimes get under the covers. Maezie has a couple of "boyfriends." They are Tux & Teddie. If I am not quick enough with her meals or treats, she will let out one bark while she is perched in the recliner. Which, she has claimed as hers. She gets overly excited when she sees her "treat lady" when we head out for our walks. Her whole rear end will waggle & she will start whining till she gets her treat. At this point, we are not quite sure why she can not empty her bladder or why her bladder wall is so inflamed & thickened. We are waiting on culture & cancer tests to come in. She is being supported by drs & staff at the South Asheville Veterinary Emergency Services in Asheville, NC. She has a catheter in place to help her empty her bladder. Maezie's ins. has capped out. I am on a fixed income (SS retirement). My son & DIL have done all they can financially & my credit cards are maxed out. There is really zero available funds. I would be totally lost w/o Maezie. The thought of putting her down kills me.

34%Funded
$675Raised
$1,325To go
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Lulu

Lulu is a 4-year-old English Bulldog in Columbus, OH, who needs $2,000 for TPLO Surgery.

Columbus, OH

Lulu's previous family wanted to give her the best life possible so she was given to me in September 2019. My rescue Beanie loved Lulu immediately upon meeting her, playing for hours around the living room. Her puppy energy brought life for Beanie and helped heal our heart from losing our beloved Huxley a year earlier. Lulu loves to be the bed or the couch napping. Most of the time if we can't find her she looks outside at the birds in complete awe or looks at her Grandma while she chops watermelon begging for a treat. Her uncle picks her up and down the stairs so her knees aren't stressed and plays tug o' war so she doesn't run. The best thing about her is how she keeps me in the present. Whenever I have a panic attack or a depressive episode there she is asking to play fetch for a distraction. I can't imagine my life without her goofy and sweet nature. Everytime I walk through the door and see her, nothing else matters but her butt wiggles and kisses. In February 2023, we noticed her limping on her right back while playing fetch. We stopped activity immediately and put her on crate rest hoping to heal her after a week or two. After no improvement we took her to OSU Veterinary Hospital and she had a torn ACL on her right and partial on her left back as well. Lulu is cleared to start surgery. The injury was unexpected and no savings could be stashed for emergencies as I'm low income. It's heartbreaking seeing my baby girl's muscle wasting away around her leg and her not being able to play like she's used to all day. I want to be a good dog mom and see her happy and healthy again.

33%Funded
$666Raised
$1,334To go
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Daisy

Please help Daisy to get surgery to fix her broken leg.

Murphy, TX • CAMO Rescue

We saved Daisy from euthanasia at the Dallas Animal Shelter in the final minutes before closing. Daisy is a 9‑year‑old shepherd mix who has endured more than any dog should. She was hit by a car, suffered a broken leg, and experienced significant trauma. She was originally adopted from another rescue, but due to her medical condition and financial limitations, they cannot take her back. No owner has come forward. She has no one — except us. She’s receiving pain management and medication for neurological issues. She is trying so hard to fight. Daisy’s leg cannot heal on its own. Because of her head trauma, she is not a safe candidate for amputation at this time. To save her leg — and give her the best chance at a real future — she needs an orthopedic surgeon. The estimated cost is $5,000, and the surgery must happen ASAP. If we cannot raise the funds, amputation will be the only option. After everything she’s survived, Daisy deserves better than that. She’s not the fluffy, photogenic puppy that gets thousands of shares. She’s a 30‑pound, older black dog who has been overlooked her entire life. But she is gentle, resilient, and so deserving of a second chance. Please help us save her leg — and her life. 5/28/26 Update: From Tragedy to Hope: Daisy’s Surgery Is Just Days Away Daisy was seen at Mercy Animal Clinic for a senior blood panel, a neurological evaluation after her accident, and to have her injured leg re-examined and recast. This sweet girl has already survived more than most dogs ever will. Not only did she make it through being hit by a car, but we also learned she is high‑positive for heartworms. Daisy’s past hasn’t been kind to her. She was abandoned in Houston when she needed her people the most, then taken in by a local rescue and eventually adopted out. At some point her adopters moved to the Dallas area, and somewhere along the way Daisy once again found herself alone. It’s easy to say she was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time when she was struck by a car — but that moment is also what ultimately brought her to CAMO Rescue, where she finally has a real chance at healing. The truth is, without intervention, Daisy was a dead‑dog‑walking. But her spirit never gave up. Her soul is golden, gentle, and resilient, and with time she will learn to trust humans again. Her medical needs will easily reach the $5k mark, and we are preparing to move forward with her surgery to repair her leg within the next couple of days so she can finally begin her true recovery. During her visit yesterday, Daisy was pampered as much as she could tolerate while her cast was changed. Even after everything she’s endured, she remains soft, patient, and hopeful. Daisy’s story is shifting — from survival to safety, from abandonment to love, and from pain to the promise of a better life. 6/1/26 Update: Surgery Success, New Challenges Ahead — Daisy Still Needs Support Sweet Daisy made it through surgery and it was a huge success. Her leg looks incredible, and even though she faced some tough moments afterward, this brave girl is now back home resting safely. We’ll be watching over her closely tonight as she begins her long journey toward healing. ❤️‍🩹 Daisy is still fighting some big battles — her white blood cell count is high, so she’s on antibiotics, and she’s also heartworm positive, which we’re actively treating. She has more on her plate than any dog should, yet she continues to show nothing but courage and heart. This little girl is truly one of the bravest souls we’ve ever met, and she deserves every chance at a healthy, pain‑free life. 6/14/26 Update Daisy is finally getting the love, comfort, and care she has always deserved in her foster home. Every day, she continues to heal, and we're hopeful that her neurological challenges are now behind her. She is a gentle, quiet soul who finds so much joy in simply being outside and discovering what it means to be loved. We believe Daisy spent much of her life as an outdoor dog, with very little attention or affection. Because of that, even the simplest acts of kindness are still new and precious to her. Daisy is truly a miracle. Despite everything she has been through, she remains sweet, trusting, and full of hope. She has never known the security of a permanent, loving home—a place where she was cherished as family. But when she found her way to this rescue, her life began to change. Now, Daisy's story is one of healing, second chances, and the promise of a brighter future. She deserves a family who will show her every day just how special she is and give her the love she's been waiting for her entire life. ❤️🐾 6/27/26 Update Do you remember Daisy—the sweet girl who was hit by a car, suffered neurological injuries, and had a broken front leg? Today, we're so happy to share that Daisy has made an incredible recovery. Thanks to the love and dedication of her foster family, she has healed in more ways than one. She is thriving, learning to trust again, and enjoying all the love and pampering she truly deserves. Now Daisy is ready for her next chapter—a forever home where she will be cherished for the rest of her life. Daisy is approximately 7 years old, weighs 30 pounds, and has so much love left to give. She is still heartworm positive, but that doesn't define her. She deserves a family who will see the beautiful, resilient soul she is and love her unconditionally. Please help us share Daisy's story. The perfect family may be just one share away. ❤️

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$657.50Raised
$4,342.50To go