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Bingo

Bingo is a 11 year old Golden Retriever in Beach City, OH, who needs $2,000 for Surgery to Remove Large & Small Cysts, Mouth Burs.

Beach City, OH

Bingo is a rescue. He came from a home with two small dog. The owner could not or did not want to handle a large dog like Bingo. Bingo has been a part of our family since 2013. He came to us soon after my husband passed away. At that time we had two rescues from Tuscarawas Humane Society. They were two little mixed terriers. The boys all bonded together, and played in our fenced in backyard. Bingo needs an operation to remove a large cyst on his left shoulder, a small one on right hip, and some dental burrs. The cyst swells up and then bursts open bleeding profusely. This week it was bleeding so much it was difficult to stop it. He loves baths so after bathing him to remove most of blood, I put pads on and secured it with rope material. As he is 11 years surgery worries me. Bingo loves chasing any ball, particularly his jingle ball. He drops it and then catches it making squeak. He loves playing in muddy puddle after the rain. He also likes to amuse himself by chasing shadows. Shadows like his own, the trees, the moon. My grandson rough houses with him like making Bingo pull him like a sled dog. Bingo was good companion to my daughter who passed away 2 years ago. I am on a fixed income and this surgery won’t fit in my budget. The past year I have had several medical emergencies. When I was not able to walk Bingo was always near me. Bingo kept my spirits up by making me laugh. I love the goofy guy so much. I need him to be healthy

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$135Raised
$1,865To go
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Winston

Winston is a 5-year-old ChiWeenie in Parker, CO, who needs $2,000 for Hemilaminectomy.

Parker, CO

Winston came into my life as a little foster pup, of course, I foster failed. That was the best thing to ever happen to me though! Originally he was known as peanut, but it didn’t fit his personality at all. So, as the new girl fanatic that I am I named him Winston Miller. A play on 3 of the main characters names in that show. He lives at home with me and his sister pup Willow. Winston has always been the life of the party and the one to bring the mood up the second he walks into a room. He is spunky, energetic and could play fetch for HOURS. Everybody who meets him absolutely adores him, he’s here to offer many cuddles, lots of laughs and an endless amount of energy. He is always the center of attention when around family or friends! He is a very sassy boy who likes to talk back and sing with you in the car! Or should I saw howl with you.. the first time he ever “sang” was in the car one day while I was belting out the words to “Man I Feel Like A Woman.” That song will get anyone singing and moving, even Winston! Unfortunately, Winston was diagnosed with IVDD in September over Labor Day weekend. His momma started to notice some changes in behavior such as lower energy, no motivation to play fetch, not talking back, slowly getting up the stairs, no pep in his step and sleeping a majority of the day. He is currently being treated at Wheat Ridge Animal Hospital by Dr. Raczek. In august I totaled my car which ended up depleting my savings account and increasing my monthly car payments and insurance payments. Giving me little to no wiggle room with expenses. Winston deserves to live life pain free and this surgery would provide that for him!

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$135Raised
$1,865To go
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Mila

Mila is a 2-year-old Yorkie Pom in Ridgely, MD, who needs $2,000 for Bladder Stone Removal.

Ridgely, MD

Mila came a time in my life where I needed not only her companionship but her. We rescued her from a negligent breeder and she was so clingy. Soon, we found out we were expecting and Mila was exactly the same age as I was pregnant. After having the baby, she was very attached to our son. They act and play as siblings, she is truly a part of our family. Mila curls up any where soft and plush. She enjoys sunbathing. She loves her family and being close to us, she loves outside walks and like every other dog, Mila is very food motivated. She’s very close to our 18 month old son, they play like siblings. Anytime, someone is under a blanket, Mila is begging to get in. She’s the best cuddle bug. During a long night of study, Mila will curl up next to my laptop directly where the fan blows out heat. In a moment of stress, this always makes me giggle. She’s so tiny, she’s always looking for a blanket or a form of warmth. She’s not only my cuddle buddy, but has consistently been my study buddy. Mila first started with uti symptons. After months of misdiagnosis and hundreds of wasted dollars in vet bills, we sought out a second opinion. We’re informed Mila suffers from a massive bladder stone about an inch in diameter. Her being less than 5lbs, there is a dire need to have emergency surgery to remove the blockage. We recently moved to a new home, with a large yard. We were excited for Mila to finally have space to run. Because of the move, and being a college student money is tight. Having Mila healthy again to get to finally explore the yard would mean the world to us.

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

Help Us Give Miss Trina a Beautiful Life

Harrisburg, PA • Castaway Critters, The James A. Hueholt Memorial Foundation for Animals

When we first laid eyes on this gorgeous kitten, our hearts sank. She reminded us of another kitten we once fought desperately to save—lost, sick, exhausted, and seemingly ready to give up. It was as if little Miss Trina had stopped fighting and was simply waiting for someone to find her. This tiny Siamese kitten, estimated to be just 5 to 6 weeks old, was discovered all alone outside. Nearby, an adult cat watched over her, and we believe it may have been her mother. We are actively trying to bring her to safety too, because nobody gets left behind here. Miss Trina was found in heartbreaking condition. Her eyes were completely swollen shut with infection and pus. Her tiny body was covered in ticks. She was suffering from a severe upper respiratory infection and was so dehydrated and weak that she could barely move. She couldn't see, couldn't eat on her own, and had lost the energy that every kitten should have. Thankfully, a compassionate Good Samaritan found her just in time. Right now, Miss Trina is receiving intensive care. She is being syringe fed formula and HydroCare to keep her nourished, receiving fluids to combat dehydration, antibiotics to fight infection, and medicated eye treatments to give her the best chance of saving her sight. She spends most of her time curled up on a heating pad, resting and gathering strength for the long battle ahead. Every hour matters. While we have already seen small signs of improvement after just one night in rescue, Miss Trina still has a long road to recovery. Castaway Critters is committed to giving her every chance to survive and thrive, but the costs of emergency care, medications, supplies, quarantine protocols, and ongoing treatment add up quickly. If you can help, please consider making a donation. Every dollar helps provide lifesaving care for Miss Trina and other vulnerable animals who have nowhere else to turn. If donating isn't possible, sharing her story can be just as valuable.

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$132.50Raised
$3,367.50To go