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Sage

Sage is a 9 year old Maltese in Scottsdale , AZ, who needs $2,000 for Anal Gland Sacculectomy.

Scottsdale, AZ

Sage came into my life through PetSmart adoption 9 years ago. Since then, she has been my best friend and I’ve been hers. Sage has been there for me through my high school and college graduation, my parents separation and everything that comes with life in-between. In one word Sage is sweetness. There is truly no sweeter dog on this earth and everyone who meets her immediately points that out. At Sage’s last grooming we found what thought to be an impacted anal gland and they recommended getting it looked at. At Animal Hills Hospital, we discovered it was Cancer. Although all cancers are bad, this happened to be one of the most aggressive and life threatening cancers for dogs. Early detection is vital for the chance to save Sage’s life, and I’m so grateful to PetSmart for that chance. Sage has never met a stranger. She loves humans and fury ones alike. Aside from me, her best friend is her sister Willow. Even when they’re play fighting, Willow is all attitude and Sage is all joy (prancing around instead of running). Walks with Sage are fun but can require patience since she has to say hi to every living creature she encounters. She is truly the ambassador of love. No family is ever ready for a medical emergency, especially one that requires immediate action. We found out about the cancer and in order to save her life she had to get surgery immediately after discovery. I’m a food server, and this is happening during our slowest season

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Realetey Carey

Realetey Carey is a 3 year old American Bulldog in Ft Gibson , OK, who needs $2,000 for Amputation of Back Paws.

Ft Gibson, OK

A friend's pet had a litter of puppies and Realeteys Mom didn't want to feed her. She kept putting her in little trash cans under tables and beds. So my friend brought her to me at barely 2 weeks. I took her to the vet he kept her over night I went to get her that afternoon the vet gave a glove that felt like the moms tounge some formula and a bottle. I set my alarm for every 2 hours I let Realetey out for the evening to use the bathroom and then we would go shower and go to bed somebody kicked her causing her uterus to rupture I noticed a great amount of blood when she was standing on our porch. I couldnt get her to the vet until they opened at 730 am from 10:30 pm to 7:00 am she developed a bacteria infection. By that evening she was paralyzed and sent home to die My husband past away in 2019 on Thanksgiving. In Feb of 2020 I had Realetey in my life she helped me with grieving my Husband in Mar of 2020 I was diagnosed with melanoma skin cancer treatments put it in dorment. By 2022 I had small cell lung cancer in my left lung my right lung was removed. Realetey hasn't left my side she has loved me back to good health. I am still fighting sclc. In the last month and half I have paid over 3000.00 just for vets to send her home to die.. She then started walking slowly and crawling she had some fight left. When she started walking again she walked on the top of her back paws now I can't afford to get them fixed

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Nike

Nike is a 1 year old French Bulldog in tampa, FL, who needs $1,500 for Cystotomy.

tampa, FL

Nike is a 1 yr old black/tan male frenchie. We bought him from a family friend with all paperwork and chip. We currently live in an apartment in Tampa Florida. He is a sweet boy. Playful, funny, outgoing, and caring. We love our dog! We see him as family not a pet. He is also my emotional support pet. Majority of the time, I thank God for him since he has helped me through some dark times. Nike was seen at the ER Tuesday 10/22/24 at Veterinary Emergency Group due to having difficulty urinating. we found out he had a stone lodged in his urethra. they were able to unblock the urine and push the stone back into his bladder so he can at least urinate. He now needs a cystotomy to remove the stone completely. I have called around and been quoted between 1500-2200 for this surgery. As stated before, Nike is like my child. I do not view him as my pet. He gets as much love from me as my children do. He has been there for me when I was emotional and needed someone to comfort me. My family loves him. I cannot see myself without my pet. I was told to surrender my pet if I couldn't afford the surgery but I cant see myself giving him up. I hope we can get the help we need for him. I was told by the vet that this surgery is crucial. if I don't get it done, the stone can obstruct the pee again and nike will die eventually. I cannot afford a $2k surgery. I hope we can get the help we need for Nike. He deserves to be happy and healthy again.

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