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Laila

Laila is a 5 year old American Bulldog in Lawrenceburg, KY, who needs $901 for Emergency Spay for Pyometra.

Lawrenceburg, KY

Laila was a puppy from a litter that I bred.. I could not sell her and got stuck with her because she had a crick in her tail and would not be able tocompete in shows. Today, I am glad that she had that crook in her tail! She has become my best friend, and has saved my life in more ways than one. Laila is an only pet. And is very territorial with any other animals.. On Feb 20 Laila had to have an emergency spay surgery for pyometria. without the surgery, she would not have made it through that day. I explained to the vet that I did not have the money upfront to pay for the surgery., they insisted on doing it anyway. Now, 4 days later they are saying they are keeping my dog until I pay $500 of the $901 vet bill to Danville KY Animal Clinic. She is very spoiled, and lazy! lol But she get nothing but Love and attention all day, everyday. Laila is also my emotional support animal. When I’m sad or stressed, she knows it. That’s when she will waddle to me for rubs, hugs, and loves. These last 4 days have been hard without her. So I can’t imagine never getting her back bc I simply don’t have the money to pay the vet. Having Laila well and back home again will be a huge releif. I am forever grateful to the vet who did the surgery. They saved her life! When no other vet would do it.. but they should have been clear about the payment in the beginning. I’m just ready for her to come home.!

13%Funded
$117.50Raised
$783.50To go
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Zelda

Zelda is a 4-month-old GSD/Rot Mix in Spring Hill, TN, who needs $1,675 for Parvo Treatment - Monoclonal Antibody.

Spring Hill, TN • Rubies and Rogues

Zelda is a stunning young lady who came into our program due to her owner leaving a poor/unsafe living situation. Zelda is currently with our rescue and in an amazing foster home where she is the only dog and is deeply loved by not only her fosters but our team as well. She has several people waiting to meet her to hopefully be the perfect match for this girl to find her forever home. Zelda loves everyone and everything. She is working through trusting people and learning all about life, but this girl has a heart bigger than life itself. Despite having the leave the family she's known her short life, she has shown she is resilient and she keeps her foster mom active with walks, play, and helping her recover from her hip surgery. Zelda is special because she embodies resilience. Despite working through fear herself, she always shows love. She is very loyal and attentive and loves being around her people. She has adjusted so well to the life changes she has experienced and has such an amazing life ahead of her. Zelda came to our organization as a 17 week old pup. She started showing symptoms of parvo and we immediately took her to our vet where she tested positive for parvo. We were able to catch the virus in its early stages and she is currently in observation and care at Animal Medical Center in Murfreesboro, TN and has received the monoclonal antibody to work on beating the virus. As a 501(c)3 we rely solely on donations to operate. During the month of January our rescue saved over 80 animals - animals scheduled for euthanasia, neglect cases, and/or diagnosed with medical needs - this large intake has nearly exhausted our funds.

7%Funded
$117Raised
$1,558To go
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Simon

Help Simon Sunfyre Heal After a Traumatic Tail Amputation

Gloucester, MA • Wags 2 Riches Dog Rescue

A Good Samaritan found him on the highway after he had been dragged by a car, badly injured and in need of immediate help. The little cat was brought to a veterinary clinic with the intention of ending his suffering because the person who found him simply didn't have the resources to take on the extensive veterinary care he might need. But Wags 2 Riches Dog Rescue stepped in and gave him the opportunity to fight. And this little fighter was given not one, but two names. His rescuers called him Simon, while the veterinary staff had chosen Sunfyre, inspired by the story of a dragon who survived devastating injuries and carried his scars proudly. Together, he became Simon Sunfyre, a name that couldn't be more fitting for everything he has already survived. Simon suffered significant trauma from the accident. He was badly bruised and had lost a portion of his tail, leaving bone exposed and the remaining tissue at serious risk of dying. Veterinarians ultimately had to amputate his damaged tail to prevent further complications. Thankfully, X-rays revealed no broken bones. An ultrasound was also performed to make sure his bladder was intact and check for internal bleeding, and fortunately none was found. His bloodwork did show that Simon was borderline anemic, and the poor guy was also covered in fleas. Following surgery, Simon's veterinary team closely monitored him through the most critical part of his recovery. Despite everything his little body has endured, Simon is fighting. In the days since his rescue and surgery, he has been resting, eating kitten food, and taking his antibiotics. After being found so badly injured that euthanasia initially seemed like the kindest option available to him, these seemingly small moments mean so much. Simon still has healing ahead of him. His rescue is now responsible for the emergency veterinary care, diagnostics, tail amputation, medications, and continued treatment needed to help him recover from such a traumatic ordeal. Please consider donating to Simon Sunfyre's Waggle campaign to help Wags 2 Riches cover the veterinary care that gave this little survivor his chance. Every donation helps Simon continue healing and moving further away from what happened to him on that highway and toward the life he deserves.

32%Funded
$116.50Raised
$244.50To go
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Flora

Flora is a 2-year-old Domestic Shorthair Cat in Springdale, PA, who needs $1,500 for Urgent Care.

Springdale, PA • Paws Across Pittsburgh

Paws Across Pittsburgh saved many cats from a hoarding house of horrors and needs your help. Covered in urine and feces, extremely thin, experiencing respiratory issues, and suffering from severe dental disease, Flora and many others were in rough shape and desperately needed help. "An elderly homeowner had been caring for a large number of cats in her home for years," Jackie A., with the rescue group, tells Waggle. "She had reached out to some larger organizations for assistance this year but did not have a good experience and gave up on trying." The woman’s family discovered how dire the situation was and contacted Paws Across Pittsburgh for help. "We visited the home with representatives from two other rescue groups where we found approximately 40 cats living in horrific conditions," Jackie says. "The main floor of the home and most of the kitties were covered in feces and urine. Many appeared sick or injured." Paws Across Pittsburgh took in some of the cats who needed the most help, like Flora. The rescue is desperately trying to raise money for Flora and the other cats they saved. All the medical bills the organization will incur are a substantial financial undertaking. Will you help them make it through this crisis? "We cannot thank our amazing supporters enough for their generosity and kindness," Jackie says. "Your support means the world to us and to cats like Flora."

8%Funded
$116.50Raised
$1,383.50To go
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Maeve

Maeve Was Starved and Chained. Now She’s Fighting for Her Second Chance

Houston, TX • ThisIsHouston

Maeve should have spent her senior years feeling safe, loved, and cared for. Instead, this senior girl was found chained in a backyard, severely emaciated and desperately ill. Maeve was confiscated by BARC Animal Shelter & Adoptions as part of an ongoing cruelty investigation. By the time she was rescued, her body had been pushed to its limits. She was so weak and malnourished that it’s heartbreaking to imagine how much she had endured—and she was in desperate need of medical intervention. This Is Houston stepped in to give Maeve the chance she so desperately needed. She was rushed to Vergi 24/7, where veterinarians discovered that Maeve was suffering from pyometra, a life-threatening infection of the uterus. She was also critically anemic, with a PCV of just 11%. She was so anemic that she needed an emergency blood transfusion simply to give her body a fighting chance. Thankfully, an incredible canine blood donor named Amber stepped up and donated blood for Maeve. That lifesaving gift helped stabilize her while the veterinary team treated her infection and supported her fragile body with IV fluids and medications. Because Maeve had open pyometra, the infection was able to drain rather than becoming trapped inside her uterus. Once she was stable enough, she underwent a spay with a regular veterinarian. During the procedure, the veterinary team also removed three masses, which have been sent out for biopsy. And despite everything she has been through, Maeve is showing us just how strong she is. She’s already bouncing back. Maeve still has a long road ahead. Her severely undernourished body needs time to rebuild its strength, and she’ll need continued veterinary care as she recovers from infection, anemia, surgery, parasites, and the neglect she endured. She is also battling coccidia and giardia, adding even more challenges to an already incredibly difficult recovery. But there is something Maeve has now that she never had before: a chance. She is safe. She is receiving medical care. She is surrounded by people who believe she is worth fighting for. After being chained and starved, Maeve deserves to know what it feels like to be comfortable, full, warm, and loved. Please help This Is Houston cover Maeve’s lifesaving medical care and give this sweet senior girl the second chance she deserves. Every donation helps provide the treatment, medications, diagnostics, and ongoing care she needs to heal. Maeve has fought incredibly hard to make it this far. Now, let’s make sure she gets to see what life can be when someone finally cares.

6%Funded
$115Raised
$1,885To go
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Winnie

Winnie is a 3-year-old French Bulldog in Lynwood, IL, who needs $2,000 for IVDD Surgery.

lynwood, IL

We rescued Winnie at 8 weeks old from a puppy mill breeder in Illinois. Winnie is a member of the family and it is very heart breaking to see her in this condition. She can no longer walk which is causing anxiety amongst other issue (incontinence, rash, uti's. Winnie has IVDD and the surgery cost 12,000, which is very unaffordable. We do not want to euthanize our pet and we dont her suffering. My children are so heart broken to see their family member in pain and it further makes it hard for me and my husband. Winnie comes from love and we have to watch her go through this condition everyday. She is a great family pet and great for my anxiety. My dog is special because she is an emotional support dog for me. I have suffered from anxiety since the passing of my son Kendall and having Winnie has helped me tremendously. My children love Winnie dearly and she brings us all such joy. WInnie loves to snuggle and give doggie kisses to everyone she meets. My dog has IVDD which can be cured with surgery of her disc in the back. I took her to a neurologist amongst other visits. We had to try medication because surgery was is too expensive. The medicine is not improving her condition and now she is suffering from other conditions because of the IVDD. My husband also got hurt at work so we are down to one income. This economy and grocery are sky high, which has taken away all emergency money. The children are on the way back to school, so all money has to go towards education at this point.

6%Funded
$115Raised
$1,885To go