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Novanami Taylor

Novanami Taylor is a 2-year-old Bully in Zion, IL, who needs $1,500 for Removal of Abscess with Anesthesia.

Zion, IL

I am pet lover. I have a turtle, cat and dog. I received Nova as a gift. Her markings remind me of a galaxy. She's fun and playful but has a mass under her eye. We have had 4 vet visits and the last visit said it would be over $1000.00 for surgery. We are a small family just my son and we are both really close to above Nova and concerned if nothing is done she can loose her eye. Nova likes to play with out cat King and his friend Monk. She's very agile and loves a good race. She loves to cuddle and keeps and eye on the home. She's the best at cheering me up after a long days. She's loves to eat, she can't get enough of bones and treats. She wants your attention and will make sure you see her she talks back and gets an attitude when she doesn't get her way. A true queen! Nova is has qualities that attracts the whole neighborhood. Her markings are unique blue merle. She's so gentle. She has a nature to want to snuggle all the time. She likes to get dressed and wear her sweaters. She's one of a kind, she gets so excited on our morning walks and struts the neighborhood. She was gift to get me walking after knee replacement surgery. She's helped me heal. Nova has a had a small mass since June under her eye. We went to the vet and we were told she has a clogged tear duct. Nothing serious, we did the course of antibiotics and help for a few weeks. On the 4th visit they said she needs anesthesia and exploratory surgery to remove the mass and it starts at $1000. She need to be spaded as well. This is a sudden unexpected expense. I have spent the money I put away on the other visits. It's becoming critical for her to have surgery. They said she could loose an eye if not. The abscess is moving her eye out of socket. We are great full for any donations to her vet.

9%Funded
$132Raised
$1,368To go
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Starting Contribution By Waggle

Frankenstein

Every Minute Matters For Frankenstein

Metairie, LA • A Tail in Need Animal Rescue

Frankenstein is just a kitten, but in a matter of hours his playful energy turned into a fight for survival. It started with diarrhea. Then he began losing weight. Soon after that, he stopped eating. Earlier that afternoon, he had been running around and playing like any happy kitten. By that evening, he was too weak to do anything but cry out. His foster family knew something was terribly wrong, luckily A Tail in Need Animal Rescue rushed him to an urgent care clinic. After an evaluation, the veterinarians knew he needed more intensive treatment than they could provide. Frankenstein was immediately transferred to MetVet, where the emergency team worked quickly to save his life. When he arrived, his blood sugar and blood pressure were dangerously low, and his tiny body had become cold. Every minute mattered. The veterinary team provided emergency care, stabilized him, and gave this little fighter the chance he desperately needed. Thanks to their quick action, Frankenstein survived. But emergency care comes at a significant cost, and his journey isn’t quite over yet. Your donation today can help cover the lifesaving treatment that gave Frankenstein a second chance and ensure A Tail in Need Animal Rescue can continue saying “yes” when the next animal faces a medical emergency. Please help us turn this frightening chapter into the beginning of a long, healthy life for Frankenstein.

3%Funded
$131.50Raised
$4,568.50To go
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Starting Contribution By Waggle

Zoe

Help Zoe Find Relief From Frightening Seizure-Like Episodes

Issaquah, WA • Pacific Rim Rescue

Zoe's world changed overnight. At just 3 years old, this sweet French Bulldog began experiencing frightening seizure-like episodes that left her owner fearing the worst. Having seen the devastating effects of Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD) in French Bulldogs before, they knew Zoe would likely need extensive diagnostics and specialized medical care that they simply could not afford. Wanting Zoe to have the best chance possible, they made the heartbreaking decision to surrender her to Pacific Rim Rescue. From the moment Zoe arrived, the rescue acted quickly. An urgent veterinary visit led to an emergency referral to a neurologist, and this week Zoe underwent an extensive neurological workup, including advanced imaging, at Summit Veterinary Referral Center. The news brought both relief and new challenges. The MRI confirmed that Zoe is not suffering from Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD), as originally feared. Instead, veterinarians discovered severe infections and debris deep within both of her middle ears—painful conditions that may be responsible for the neurological symptoms she has been experiencing. Additional radiology results and a spinal tap are still pending to determine whether the infection has spread to the tissues surrounding her brain or whether the pressure from the infection alone is causing her seizure-like episodes. Zoe's journey isn't over. Her next step was an appointment with a veterinary dermatologist, who will attempt to scope and flush her middle ears. If that isn't enough to resolve the problem, Zoe will need surgery. Zoe is scheduled for the Otoscopy in August. Through every test and every appointment, Zoe has continued to fight, and bring joy with her sunny disposition and desire to be with her humans and canine foster siblings. Pacific Rim Rescue is committed to giving her every chance to recover, but the cost of advanced diagnostics, specialist care, and potential surgery is significant. Your donation will help cover Zoe's neurological workup, specialist appointments, ongoing diagnostics, and any treatments she needs to finally find relief from the pain she has been living with. Every gift, no matter the size, helps bring Zoe one step closer to healing—and the happy, comfortable life every dog deserves.

2%Funded
$131Raised
$5,922To go
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Kila

Kila is a 15 year old Mix-Breed in Franklin , MA, who needs $1,500 for Methamazole Med and Follow Up Appts/Blood Work.

Franklin, MA

Kila came into my life five and a half years ago. Her owner had passed away and Kila was in danger of being euthanized. I truly believe we rescued each other.. She and I currently live together in a nice and quiet apartment complex. I am on disability and we have been home together nearly 24/7 over the last four and a half years. She is an indoor only cat and there are no other animals here. Kila was recently diagnosed with hyperthyroidism. She will need to be on medication for the rest of her life. She'll also require frequent blood work and vet visits to check her thyroid and kidney levels. She is a patient of Dr. Gray's at Franklin Veterinary in Franklin Massachusetts. Otherwise, she is in good health for a senior cat. Kila came to me not trusting any human at all. It is highly suspected that she was a victim of animal abuse. It took her almost a year to trust me, but today I am her person. Any time someone comes over, she will come right out, knowing they will give her treats. She is my emotional support animal/cat and has helped me through some of my darkest days. She has so much love to give in her heart. I have been on disability for years and do not see that changing in the near future. I love Kila so much, she has truly saved my life. I need Kila to have her medication and be able to go to all of her vet visits to keep her here and well with me.

9%Funded
$130Raised
$1,370To go