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Rosalie

Rosalie is a 1-year-old Pug in Cortaro, AZ, who needs $2,000 for Portosystemic shunt ligation.

Cortaro, AZ • HOPE Animal Shelter

Rosalie was found as a stray and taken into a foster home under HOPE Animal Shelter. Her owners were not found. She was malnourished when she was found and immediately saw our primary vet for a wellness exam. Rosalie was doing well in her foster home and her condition seemed to be improving, but there was always something a little off about her. She never had crazy puppy energy. Rosalie has always been very sweet and loving towards all humans and dogs, but she was always very calm. Since the Portosystemic shunt was diagnosed and medical management began, she has been a typical crazy pug puppy. She is non-stop all over the place and just always is having a good time. She loves to play and tell everyone how good she feels now. After spending over $5000 to diagnose Rosalie and get her back in good health, our foster program was left with no funds to cover the surgery to permanently fix the shunt. Medical management is not a long term solution, and she needs the surgery to live a long life. Rosalie began presenting with neurological symptoms while in foster care. She was rushed to Veterinary Specialty Center of Tucson, and after over $5000 in testing and treatment, she was diagnosed with a Portosystemic shunt. She is currently being medically managed and has gone from not being able to walk and having seizures, to being a normal puppy. Just look at her pictures! Rosalie is goofball. She makes the best little faces with her buggy pug eyes. Since she is feeling better now, she is non stop entertainment for her foster family. They are so happy to see her true personality and this surgery will allow her to feel better all the time!

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$60Raised
$1,940To go
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Matching Contribution By Freekibble

Slinky and Yoyo

Slinky and Yoyo are 1-year-old mix pups in Moab, UT, who need $2,000 for Parvo Treatment.

Moab, UT • Underdog Animal Rescue and Rehab- Moab

Slinky(M) and Yoyo(F) were found abandoned in Newcomb, NM on the Navajo Reservation in early January. A long-time supporter of Underdog Rescue and Rehab saw them cowering under some trash to try and keep warm from the chilly winter winds and scooped them up. Since recovering from Parvo, both Slinky and Yoyo are now in their forever homes. Slinky and Yoyowere very energetic, happy, and vocal pups. So when their foster reported that they were acting lethargic and uninterested in food, we knew something was wrong. After three nights of intensive care, Slinky and Yoyo are both back to their energetic selves. They love exploring and following their noses to new places. They enjoy playing with other dogs and learning new tricks. Underdog Rescue has saved 1400 + dogs from the res. We never turn a dog away because of their medical needs. We are a small rescue that relies on our supporters to help us through emergency medical cases. Slinky and Yoyo were transported to our foster in Grand Junction, CO. Later, the foster reached out and said Slinky was acting lethargic and was uninterested in food. At Amigo Animal Clinic, Slinky was diagnosed with Parvo. Two days later, Yoyo was diagnosed with Parvo too. Each pup spent three nights in intensive care at the vet for IV fluids to ensure they survived. Slinky and Yoyo are from the Navajo Nation reservation. They were rescued from the estimated 250,000+ stray animals on the rez. Rez dogs are against some of the harshest environments, deadly dog diseases, and cannot access basic needs. When these pups survived abandonment in the winter on the rez and deadly disease, they became heroes in our eyes.

3%Funded
$60Raised
$1,940To go
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Tank

Tank is a 2-year-old English Bulldog in Wilmington, NC, who needs $1,800 for CT scan with contrast, labs, and urinalysis.

Wilmington, NC

We got Tank when he was young but not in the true puppy stage. We were told he was returned to the breeder for an unknown reason and then sold again. We found him on Craigslist and purchased him as the person said she couldn't afford a dog anymore. He lives at home with myself, my girlfriend, and his best friend our 7 yr old daughter. His other playmate is our Shepherd Sasha. When Tank isn't taking the normal Bulldog nap he loves to play. He likes to play tug of war with Sasha and run thru the yard. Tank loves people and will lick you to death when saying hello. He's the first one to greet you when you come to our home. He loves to snuggle up with our daughter. When Tank is sleeping you can hear his snoring throughout the house. Covid has hurt us financially like many others. My girlfriend lost her job and our daughter is home from school. I have the only income in the house and it's a struggle. Tank is part of our family. He makes us laugh and smile. He is my daughters best friend. We love our boy. We began to notice Tank urinating a lot and the urine began to look a dark yellow and had a strong odor. We also witnessed Tank dribbling pee from his rectum at times. I began to research why he may be dribbling pee form his hind end. I found a rare condition called a urethral fistula. The vet treating Tank is Eastern Carolina Veterinary Referral. Dr Gulledge.He seems to agree with my concern Tank has his 2 k9 teeth that stick out certain times. If you say Tank show me your teeth he gives you a doggy smile and shows those teeth. Also if you make eye contact with Tank and tilt your head he will tilt his the same direction as you. When sleeping you can tickle his jowls and he will let out a loud snore and flip over to his back. Tank is also a bed hog and will steal your blankets.

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$60Raised
$1,740To go
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Heidi

Help Heidi Beat the Odds

Maryland Hgts, MO • On My Way to Furever Rescue

This petite, 5 year-old German Shepherd has already survived more than most dogs ever should. For years, Heidi lived on a cold concrete slab, used only for breeding litter after litter of puppies. When she was no longer profitable, she was discarded and scheduled to be euthanized. OMWTF stepped in, even knowing the odds. Bigger dogs. Black dogs. Dogs who are no longer puppies. They’re often overlooked. Still, we believed what we know to be true: Heidi deserves to live. She deserves love. When she first arrived in foster care, Heidi was timid and unsure. The world had not been kind to her. Every new space felt like a threat. But over the past six months, something beautiful has happened. Heidi now sleeps curled up on a warm, soft bed. She joyfully romps and plays with other dogs. She welcomes affection. The frightened breeding dog has blossomed into a companion. She has overcome so much. Yet one painful reminder of her past remains. Years of neglect have taken a serious toll on Heidi’s teeth. Heavy plaque coats them, and several of her bottom teeth have turned black. The damage is more than cosmetic, it’s painful. Our veterinarian says she urgently needs a full dental cleaning under sedation to relieve her discomfort and help save her teeth. After everything Heidi has endured, she deserves to live without pain. Will you help us give this sweet girl the healthy smile she’s never had? Your gift will go directly toward Heidi’s dental procedure, easing her pain and protecting her health. Together, we can make sure the rest of Heidi’s life is filled with warmth, safety, and comfort.

3%Funded
$60Raised
$1,940To go
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Starting Contribution By Waggle

Maverick

Maverick is a 6-month-old Great Dane in Lake Hiawatha , NJ, who needs $2,000 for Foreign Body Surgery.

Lake Hiawatha, NJ

We rescued maverick from St Huberts because we wanted to get my older dog a companion. Let’s be honest who doesn’t want a cute puppy. A day after we got him he was hospitalized due to phenomena and kennel cough. The shelter never told us the puppy was sick and when we asked the shelter for help they denied. Maverick had to stay in the hospital for 3 days and 2 nights. We live in a house. Maverick loves to go on walks and loves to go swimming. He sleeps right in the middle of the big beds and hogs the best. He is a very loud snorer and must be in the middle of me and my boyfriend. He gets mad when you try and disturb him in the middle of the night. He loves his new baby brother who is 1 month older than him. He got the puppy so my son and him could grow up together. He has the cutest ears ever! He was with a litter of 3 and he chose us. He is playful and crazy! After 3 hospitalized surgeries we now understood why this dog chose us. My son just started crawling and he tries to slide underneath him while crawling. He loves to play with him doggie brother Cash. Maverick has had 3 abdominal surgeries. He had 2 blockages within a month apart. The second blockage they needed to remove some of his small intestine to fix it. A couple days after surgery we rushed him to the ER where he had complications from past surgery. He needed to go under after to remove the part they fused the small intestine. It was life or death surgery. We knew he was a fighter. We are over $30,000 in debt. We need help. We are maxed out on credit cards. We had a down payment for a house which is gone. Thank god my parents let us live with them. We have no more savings. We had to take some money out of my sons bank account.

3%Funded
$58Raised
$1,942To go
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Jax

Jax is a 7 year old Mix-Breed in Sudbury, ON, who needs $5,000 for Orthotic ACL Surgery.

Sudbury

When my mother passed away in 2017, I bought Jax First Support and Therapy to get me through this. So far, he has lived up to everything. The love I get from him is very unconditional. When Jax was 5 years old, I went through a really bad toxic separation, so I got him a baby brother named Baz. Without these two by my side, I probably wouldn't be here today, as they have gotten me through so much. Jax & his brother love going to the dog park and meeting other friends. Unfortunately, it was a mild day in winter 2024. He was so excited to be there. He tore his ACL in his knee immediately I took him to his veterinarian, Walden Animal Hospital in Lively, Ontario. In his examination, they found that he tore his ACL and the cost was gonna be $5000-$6000 for surgery. I didn't have that money, Jax has a very good personality he is mostly always smiling, especially at the dog park. He loves people and he loves when people pay attention to him. Jax & his brother Baz are both of my therapy dogs. They are very special to me because if it weren't for them, I would not be here today. I can guarantee you that they mean the world to me, and all I can do is hope and pray that he gets some help. Like I said, I have been through a Talk separation. I'm very low-income on ODSP. I have disabilities and it wouldn't mean the world to me to have my baby healthy again and in no pain anymore despite the pain meds he's been taking and the brace that he takes off every time.

1%Funded
$55Raised
$4,945To go
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Aspen

Aspen is a 2-year-old Shih-Poo in Matthews, NC, who needs $1,800 for Liver Disease Testing and Treatment.

Indian Trail, NC

Aspen came into my life when she was 8 weeks old. Friends and family raised money for me to get Aspen as my service animal. I made a promise to aspen when I got her that I would do life with her no matter what came our way. Aspen has always been there for me through sickness. I cannot imagine living life without my best friend. She has saved my life! Aspen is a very loving and social pup. She is well-loved by all who know her. She loves when people give her love and especially loves her tips to her grandmas house. Aspen loves to go on walks and loves to play puzzle games to work for treats. She has her favorite toys that she likes to pick out of her toy basket and bring mom to play with. She cuddles up every night with mom in bed. Aspen is a loyal, spunky, intelligent and very particular "princess". She has an ability to communicate her needs non-verbally that I question if she is a dog sometimes lol. She communicates from tapping her little paws on the ground repeatedly while making grunting noises at me to giving "nose boops". She has a special ability to alert to my PTSD and calm me back down in times of high stress. Aspen was diagnosed with liver disease of unknown causation. Her primary vet at Atrium Animal Hospital has referred her out to be seen by a specialty vet at Carolina Veterinarian Specialists for further testing which will at minimum include an ultrasound with a high possibility for a liver biopsy along with ongoing treatments/supportive care. Time is of the essence. I am on disability myself so I am low-income. I am not able to financially afford further medical care for aspen. I also do not qualify for any other Financial help. She also now does not qualify for pet insurance.

3%Funded
$55Raised
$1,745To go