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Elly

Elly is a 7-year-old Beagle mix in Yukon, OK, who needs $1,287 for Anterior Cruciate Repair.

Yukon, OK

Elly joined our family from the OKC animal shelter. We picked her up at an event at a petco store. It was love at first site for my wife and I knew she would be my buddy for the rest of her life. Elly is a Beagle mix. One week after bringing her home she had parvo and we had her treated and she recovered, that was over 7 years ago. She is the protector for my 3 daughters and our home in Yukon OK. Elly has a great life, from sleeping on my feet in our bed, to playing with her doggie sister, Ginger. She loves going to the dog park and running through the lake, chasing a Frisbee or a ball. She is very vocal when playing, but loves to be chased by my 3 year old in the backyard. She is so patient with our twin 1 year olds who love to love on Elly and get nose kisses. We love Elly! We are a single income family with 3 children, one about to start school. Elly is in pain so we would like to do the responsible thing and get her some relief. We would like to take her on trips again, but can't afford this surgery without your help. Elly has a limp in her back left leg, we attempted to treat it with rest and an anti-inflamitory, but it continued to plague her so she received a sedated imaging and has a torn ACL as well as arthritis forming in her knee. The vet recommends a TPLO surgery, but also has another surgery that is more affordable. She is being treated at Yukon Veterinarian Hospital by Dr James McQuade. Elly loves to chase a Frisbee, or a ball, and chewing on a kong. Elly has a buddy, Ginger, who is a few years younger, but loves to play and chase each other. They also are great hunters, keeping the backyard clear of squirrels, rabbits, moles and any other creature. Elly loves her human sisters, Lacey 3, Ava and Maddisyn (1 1/2 years old twins). She loves to nuzzle your arm when she wants loving.

9%Funded
$114Raised
$1,173To go
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Raven

Raven is a 10 year old Maine Coon in Mcminnville, TN, who needs $2,000 for Babesin Canis, Hemobartonella.

Mcminnville, TN

Raven was a resue baby of mine his previous owners was gonna just sit him out some wheres he always stayed hidden when they had him but when i took him he stopped hiding about 1 month afterwards we live in a apartment along with scooter my yorkie raven dont go outside to roam he has been declawed and neutered but he does love laying on the built in patio when he is feeling good he is my baby boy Im not really sure what has happened to my raven we are 3 months into our new home 1st night i had him there i noticed him walking weird then not peeibg in his box only to have bowl movements which also was differently abd not as much his eating & drinking habits changed looseing weight we have relocated before and had no issues when i got raven he had to be put on antibiotics for a uti Raven is very funny in his own ways he use to sit on the foot post of my bed and wait on my boxer to walk by and swat at him.and if he ever hears the sound of plactic and finds it he will try to eat it. He minds me as if he was like the dogs he sees the door opened he will go out and ill say raven get back on here now and he will come back in..i love my ray ray when i 1st got him i almost lost I am on a fixed monthly income and the only income sorce just recently relocated and 4 months ago i lost my boxer which me and my little yorkie is still grieving and i cant bare to loose another there all i have i hate seeing raven in this shape 💔

6%Funded
$112.50Raised
$1,887.50To go
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Israel Iza

Don't Let Israel Iza Lose His Eye

Lake City, FL • Furruspurr Cat Sanctuary, Inc

Every blink puts Israel Iza's eye at risk. This sweet 9 year old polydactyl boy is facing a painful, vision threatening severe corneal ulcer. The injury became so serious that his vet had to temporarily suture his eyelids shut, a procedure called a tarsorrhaphy, to protect the damaged cornea from rupturing while it heals. But his fight isn't over. Israel Iza is scheduled to have the procedure repeated so his eye can continue healing safely. Without ongoing treatment, the fragile cornea could rupture, causing excruciating pain and potentially costing him his eye. Israel Iza has already survived more than most cats ever should. Furruspurr Cat Sanctuary rescued him alongside his mother, Azriyalla, and his surviving siblings after a heartbreaking tragedy. A purebred dog attacked the litter, killing one of the kittens. Determined to save the rest of the family, the rescue stepped in and brought them all to safety, giving them the second chance they desperately deserved. Now Israel Iza needs another miracle. His veterinary team is doing everything possible to preserve his eye, but specialized ophthalmology care and repeat procedures are costly. To give him the best chance of keeping his eye and living a comfortable, pain free life, he needs continued treatment and follow up care. Despite everything he has endured, Israel Iza remains the sweetest boy. He loves attention, enjoys the safety and comfort he's found at Furruspurr Cat Sanctuary, and deserves the opportunity to heal without pain. Please consider making a donation to help Furruspurr Cat Sanctuary cover the cost of Israel Iza's ongoing eye care. Every contribution, no matter the size, helps protect his vision and gives this resilient boy the chance to enjoy the happy, safe future he fought so hard to find. 7/30/26 Update: Sutures removed Israel has had his sutures removed and his eye is doing well. Thank you so much for your support. Although I didn't get what is owed to the vet, he can not go forward with any treatment or medication. I didn't realize I would be cut off in this short amount of time before getting the closest amount to the bill.

31%Funded
$111.70Raised
$250.30To go
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Thomas

Help get Thomas from colony cat to cherished family member.

Grandview, TN • Flying Pigs Sanctuary

Thomas was one of 15 cats Flying Pigs Sanctuary recently pulled from a colony in East Tennessee —and from the moment they met him, one thing was painfully clear: putting this sweet boy back outside was NOT an option. Thomas doesn’t act like a cat who belongs on the streets. He looks up at you with those big, soulful eyes, rubs his entire body against you, begs for pets, and purrs the second he realizes he’s safe. All he wants is affection. After his initial neuter, they brought Thomas to the vet for a full evaluation to figure out exactly what he needed to get healthy and be able to find his forever home. Unfortunately, this poor guy has been through more than they realized. Thomas tested FIV positive, his teeth are in terrible condition and require a dental extraction, and he has a wound that they’re currently treating and working hard to get healed. But here's the wonderful part: Thomas has an incredible foster who said YES to him. He has a warm, safe place to recover. He has someone making sure he gets his medication and care. He has soft places to sleep, plenty of food, and—probably his favorite part—someone to give him all those pets he has clearly been waiting so long for. Now Flying Pigs Sanctuary needs your help with the rest. They need to raise the funds to cover Thomas’s vet bills, dental and ongoing wound care so they can get this sweet boy completely healed and ready for adoption. Because Thomas isn't a "feral cat." He isn't a cat who belongs outside simply because that's where they found him. He's somebody's future best friend. Once his dental is complete and his wound is healed, Thomas will be ready to find the family who will make sure he never has to wonder where his next meal—or his next cuddle—is coming from again. And we have a feeling he's going to make someone the BEST cat ever. Please consider donating toward Thomas's care. Every dollar helps them not only say YES to Thomas, but continue saying yes to the next friendly cat they find struggling to survive on the streets of East Tennessee. They deserve more than survival. They deserve homes.

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