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Starting Contribution By Waggle

Kane

Kane is a 4-year-old Pitbull Mix in Gonzales, LA, who needs $1,699 for Chemotherapy.

Gonzales, LA

Kane was brought into our lives as a puppy and has been a momma's boy since day one. He has been through so much already; from skin conditions at an early age, to finding out he has soft tissue spindle cell sarcoma. He also suffers from a rare bone disease called CMO. Cranial Mandibular Osteopathy. I recently fell into a financial hardship right as we were about to start his treatment. Kane is the most fun loving, cuddly buddy ever. He HAS to sleep on a pillow while being covered with a blanket. He tends to hog the bed, but will put his paw on your back so you know he is there. He protects my son and is always around him when he is sick. He tends to let others know when he wants attention by jumping into their laps. Kane is beyond special to us. Not only has he endured so much pain already, but he is still a trooper and is putting forth his best effort when he isn't feeling well. His zoomies crack me up because he looks like a giant rabbit running. When you try to approach him whilst he is in zoomie mode, he will let you get about 6 inches from him before he takes off again. Kane's vet has been with us from the beginning of his journey and are doing everything they can to ensure we can afford his treatment. Kane currently has anxiety, as well as CMO. He was diagnosed with Cancer within the past few months. He's already had two surgeries to remove the growths but they keep coming back more aggressive each time. Chemo is next. Recently my husband, who was the money maker of the family, lost his job. He is facing some legal issues and won't be able to provide for his family anymore. Kane is my first Pitbull breed I've ever owned. He has made me rethink the stereotypes they have been given.

8%Funded
$137Raised
$1,562To go
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Matching Contribution By Eli's Fund

Hodr

Help Hodr Get His Second Chance at a Healthy Life

Boca Raton, FL • Chesed Foundation Rescue

Meet Hodr! This incredible little boy spent months at animal control, where he spent his days huddled under a blanket. At only about 9 years old, he seemed much older because of his severe arthritis and near blindness. Time and again, he was passed by—until Chessed Foundation Rescue found him and gave him a chance. Since arriving in rescue, Hodr has completely blossomed in his foster home. He is gaining confidence every day and has turned into an absolute Velcro dog, staying close to his foster mom like glue. In fact, it's a good thing he only weighs 4 pounds because Hodr loves spending his days zipped into her sweatshirt! While his veterinarians don't feel there is much that can be done for his vision or joints, there is still an important step that can help give Hodr the best possible future. Chessed Foundation Rescue has made the decision to have him neutered, which will reduce his cancer risk and also help make him more adoptable. After spending so long overlooked at the shelter, Hodr finally has a safe place to call home and people who believe in him. Now, we're asking for your help to cover the cost of his neuter so he can continue on his journey toward a long and healthy life. Every donation, no matter the size, will help Chessed Foundation Rescue provide Hodr with the care he needs and the second chance he deserves.

56%Funded
$136Raised
$109To go
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Starting Contribution By Waggle

Cookie

Cookie is a 4-month-old Hound Mix in Brooksville, FL, who needs $2,000 for Echocardigram, Xrays, and Bloodwork.

brooksville, FL • Rescuing Unwanted Friendly Fidos

Miss Cookie was rescued from a shelter with her 2 siblings at a young 6 weeks of age... She is super sweet and loving.. she was adopted as an 8 week old puppy..but returned shortly after her adopters learning that she had a heart issue... Miss Cookie gets along well in her foster home... she enjoys coming to adoption events as well.. She has a guardian at home... a shy Pyrenees took right to her.. she must have sensed that Cookie had a medical issue... Miss Cookie doesn't let her bad heart get her down... she plays with all the other dogs in her foster home... she is learning basic obedience and living her best life Miss Cookie has a heart mumur of a 4/5 out of 6 We have monitored it since 8 weeks of age and it has not gotten any better... She is in need of xrays and bloodwork.. then an Echocardigram to find out the underlying cause of the heart mumur... once a cardiologist determines the cause she will likely need surgery... She is being seen by Dr Taylor at 3 Oaks Wellness Center in Brooksville Fla Miss Ccokie deserves the best and as a rescue we strive to help every animal in our care. This can be very hard when we have so many animals needing our help. Unfortunately we have been unsuccessful in fundraising for her by ourselves.

7%Funded
$136Raised
$1,864To go
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Starting Contribution By Waggle

Twyla

Time Is Running Out for Twyla's Cleft Palate Repair

Havana, FL • It’s Meow or Never for Ferals, Inc.

Twyla has already fought harder than any kitten ever should. Now she needs your help one more time. When Twyla was born at the rescue after her pregnant mother was saved, she was much smaller than her siblings. She struggled to nurse, lost weight, and her future was uncertain. The rescue quickly discovered why: she was born with a cleft palate, an opening in the roof of her mouth that made it impossible for her to nurse normally. Every attempt to eat or drink put her at risk because food and liquid could pass into her respiratory system instead of her stomach. From the moment they realized something was wrong, the dedicated volunteers at It's Meow or Never for Ferals refused to give up on her. Skilled caregivers worked together around the clock, tube feeding Twyla every two to three hours, day and night, to keep her alive. Their incredible dedication gave this tiny kitten the chance she deserved. Slowly, Twyla grew stronger. She tripled her weight, filled the rescue with tiny purrs, and showed everyone just how spirited she was. Even with a cleft palate, she never stopped trying to eat and drink like every other kitten. She embraced life with determination, spending her days playing with her siblings, snuggling with her mom, and charming everyone she met. At just the right age, Twyla underwent the specialized cleft palate repair surgery she desperately needed. It was a huge milestone, and for the first time in her life, she got to enjoy soft, wet food. It was something most cats take for granted, but for Twyla, it was a dream come true. Sadly, that victory didn't last. At her four week follow up appointment, after she began sneezing frequently and pawing at her face, specialists confirmed the heartbreaking news: part of the repair had reopened. Fortunately, Twyla isn't in pain, and there is no damaged or dying tissue. Her surgeon explained that this is a known complication of cleft palate repairs, and revision surgery is often necessary to achieve a lasting repair. Now Twyla urgently needs a second surgery. Because there is only a limited window while she is still young enough for successful cleft palate repair, time is incredibly important. Until the revision surgery is completed, she has had to go back to eating carefully prepared kibble instead of the wet food she had finally been able to enjoy. Every day she has to wait is another day without the normal life she's worked so hard for. Twyla has overcome every obstacle placed in front of her thanks to the unwavering commitment of It's Meow or Never for Ferals. Now she needs our help to reach the finish line. Please consider making a donation today to help cover the cost of Twyla's revision surgery. Every gift, no matter the size, brings her one step closer to finally living the healthy, comfortable life she's fought so hard to achieve.

19%Funded
$135.50Raised
$564.50To go
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Sandy

Sandy is a 12 year old Mix-Breed in hartford, CT, who needs $2,000 for Major Teeth Extraction Surgery and After Care.

hartford, CT

My pet's name is Sandy. He is 12 years old and was found on my doorstep as a tiny little kitten during hurricane Sandy which is how he got his name. At first we thought he was a girl but when he received his first shots, the vet told us that he was a boy. We kept the name because it had a meaning to us. He loves to snuggle and getting treats. He has been a blessing in our lives. Sany was taken to Vet for Pets animal clinic for a respiratory infection due to an infection caused by his teeth. He needed a full extraction of his teeth and had to stay overnight because he was getting distressed and had to be put in an oxygen chamber to help calm him down. During surgery a tooth went up to his sinus and now he needs his pallet cut to get the tooth out and have a feeding tube. Sandy is very friendly but does take his time warming up to other people but once he trusts you, you will be his forever friend. He loves being petted especially behind his ears. He gets along with dogs and will think he's part of the pack. Sometimes he doesn't meow as loud as other cats but it sounds more like a whispering meow which we always thought was cute. After taking Sandy to the vet I was able to cover some of the expenses but I have emptied out my account and credit cards. He will need medication and more care that as of now I cannot afford. His surgery turned unexpectedly that I wasn't ready for. Please help my baby.

7%Funded
$135.50Raised
$1,864.50To go
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Roo

Help Roo get linear foreign body removal — Austin, TX

Austin, TX

Roo is my sweet 4-year-old cat that we adopted, she is such an important part of our little family. She has the most loving personality and has a special way of knowing when my daughter or I need comfort. She is so much more than a pet to us — she is family, our companion, and honestly our little emotional support system wrapped in fur, and she has been there for us through life's ups and downs. On 9/1, Roo had a serious medical emergency and needed surgery for a linear foreign body removal. It was incredibly scary and happened so unexpectedly. Roo received care at CityVet where Dr. Sarah Vigil performed the surgery and saved my sweet girl. I am beyond grateful that Roo was able to receive the treatment she needed, but the emergency surgery also came with significant veterinary expenses. Roo is so much more than a cat—she is family and a huge source of comfort for my daughter and me. She seems to know when we need her most and fills our home with love every day. The thought of losing her was heartbreaking. We truly wouldn't know what to do without our sweet girl, and seeing her healthy and happy again means everything to us. Roo’s emergency surgery was completely unexpected. I have already paid $2,000 toward her care, but I’m struggling to cover the remaining balance. Asking for help isn’t easy, but I’ll do anything for Roo. Any donation or share means the world to my daughter and me.

7%Funded
$135Raised
$1,865To go