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Baby Moore

Baby Moore is a 1 year old German Shepherd Dog in Waxhaw, , who needs $17,000 for Spinal Decompression and Fixation.

Waxhaw

K9 GSD family of 4, Captain K9 dad welcomed their "baby" 13 months ago into a pack with 3 other K9s = 8 dogs. All 8 dogs are trained to give a tap for outside toileting needs at all 8 varying times of needs. Former Vietnam veteran Jeffrey has had boots on the ground for the past 13 months naming puppy 'Baby'. "She's my baby" Baby lives to run outside chasing squirrels hanging out w/fam 💯🍳 🥓 Emergency broken back needs spine surgery- 6 staples treated head gash from auto accident in huge snowstorm. Baby got separated from 2 K9s with her, disoriented in a whiteout & could not find a scent trail. Jeffrey tracked her paw prints in the snow to the highway having tough choice which way to turn without further paw prints ■ right. Baby went left. Jeffrey needs your help coping■💔✌️ 🙏 Baby's friends are 2 & 4 legged + roommate on board. She is a joy giver. She 💕 s Lil bit bacon grease in her dog food👅 During the shock & pain after her injuries, she barely ate 🍳 🥓. Baby has such hope & will to live looking you right in the eyes. Her spirit and joy are so strong. She loves her pack and her family, being outside & cuddling in for 💤 's. She is a rare one-of-a-kind soul ✨️ ♥️ Jeffrey, late 70's on fixed social security income depleted his entire emergency fund on Baby's initial emergency visit. Diehard 1st timer, restaurant jar, NextDoor, advocacy help: me+ Paws of War advocacy for a HUGE $$$$$ surgery ask

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Sasha

Sasha is a 8 year old Siberian Husky in Greenville, TX, who needs $4,000 for Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy (TPLO).

Greenville, TX

Hi, my name is Sasha. I am an AKC registered Siberian Husky and I live with my mom and two kitties in Greenville, TX. I am 8yrs old and my mom is my best friend. She says when she first saw me when I was 11wks old, she had to have me because it was love at first sight! My mom and dad got divorced a few months ago so it has been a little sad at my house and money has been tight. Then I got hurt. Sasha was playing in the backyard and I am not sure what happened, but lost the ability to use her left back leg. She was in a lot of pain! A trip to Greenville Animal Hospital later, showed she has severed her CCL Ligament and the surgery to repair it is going to cost a little over $4k. Sasha, like most huskies, is a talker. She loves to have the last word in an argument...which she usually starts! She loves her kitty friends and she is fiercely loyal to her family. When my ex comes around, you would think he was military personnel who had to leave their pet behind, she is so happy to see him. Her favorite food is french fries and you better not get in her way when she sees them! I have a few things going on. I am a caretaker for my disabled dad and daughter, who is chronically ill. I am recently divorced and I have been trying to buy a house, which isn't going well. Sasha's injury is icing on the financial mountain cake.

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$101.50Raised
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Bloom

Every Seizure Is a Reminder Bloom Needs Help

Cocoa, FL • Friends of Ferals Cat Rescue Inc

Sweet little Bloom should be spending her days chasing toys, climbing cat trees, and discovering the world around her. Instead, she's been fighting frightening, unexplained seizures. Friends of Ferals Cat Rescue rushed Bloom to the vet after she began experiencing seizures. By the time of her first appointment, she had already suffered four episodes, prompting her veterinary team to perform blood work and a urinalysis in hopes of finding the cause. While waiting for answers, Bloom was started on medication to help control the seizures. Unfortunately, despite treatment, she continued to decline, suffering four more seizures the very next day. For a tiny kitten, every seizure is exhausting and frightening, and for the people who love her, it's heartbreaking to watch. Seizures in kittens can be incredibly difficult to diagnose. They may be caused by exposure to a toxin, a temporary chemical imbalance in the brain, or an underlying lifelong neurological condition. Right now, no one knows which path Bloom's journey will take. The only certainty is that she needs continued veterinary care, diagnostic testing, and close monitoring. Thankfully, there is finally a glimmer of hope. Since starting her new medication, Bloom's seizures have become less frequent. She has gone nearly a week with only 2 seizures occurring, a huge improvement that everyone has been celebrating. Although this is incredibly encouraging, she isn't out of the woods yet. Someone from the rescue remains with Bloom around the clock, monitoring her closely and making sure she's safe in case another seizure occurs. Bloom's progress is promising, but her medical journey is far from over. Continued testing, medications, and follow up care are essential as her team works to determine what's causing these seizures and how to give her the healthiest future possible. Please consider making a donation to help Friends of Ferals Cat Rescue continue providing Bloom with the specialized care she needs. Your generosity will help ensure this sweet little kitten can keep fighting, keep healing, and hopefully one day leave her seizures behind for good. 7/24/26 Update We have an update on Bloom's treatment plan! After consulting with her veterinary team, we've decided to begin treatment for toxoplasmosis as a precaution while continuing her anti-seizure medication for the next two months. Although we're still working to determine the exact cause of her seizures, this approach gives Bloom the best chance at recovery while covering a possible underlying cause. The plan is to keep her stable on her medication over the next eight weeks. If she continues to do well and remains seizure free, her vet will gradually begin weaning her off the anti-seizure medication. At that point, we'll be watching her very closely to see if the seizures return or if this was a temporary condition she has overcome. We're hopeful that this plan will give Bloom the best opportunity for a healthy future, but her journey isn't over just yet. Thank you to everyone who has donated, shared her story, and kept this sweet girl in your thoughts. Your support is helping make her ongoing care and treatment possible, and we can't thank you enough. We'll continue to share updates as Bloom progresses. Please keep cheering her on! 8/3/26 Update We have some wonderful news to share about Bloom! This sweet little girl has officially gone one full week without a seizure! It's the longest stretch she's had since this frightening journey began, and we're so hopeful that she's moving in the right direction. Bloom is still receiving 24/7 supervision to make sure she's safe. Her foster mom has become her constant companion, taking her everywhere from work to shopping trips, visits to Rockledge Gardens, and even making sure she has the cutest little hat for her adventures. She's become quite the sidekick, and it's clear she's enjoying life much more than she was just a few weeks ago. As encouraging as this update is, Bloom isn't in the clear yet. Her medical team is still working to determine whether this improvement is temporary or the beginning of a lasting recovery. Until they know for certain, she'll continue to need close monitoring, follow up care, and medication to keep her safe. Your support has helped Bloom reach this milestone, but her journey isn't over. If you're able to donate or share her story, you'll be helping Friends of Ferals Cat Rescue continue providing the care she needs while everyone waits and hopes for the best.

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$100.50Raised
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Zoey Mama

Zoey Mama is a 2 year old Mix-Breed in Midlothian, TX, who needs $2,000 for Surgery Revisions, Diagnostics, Medicine.

Midlothian, TX • New Life Cat Rescue

Zoey was found as a stray—bleeding, exhausted, and clinging to life with five newborns. A Good Samaritan rushed her to Veterinary Emergency Group (Dallas, TX), where she defied the odds and survived a risky surgery. Despite multiple post surgery complications, she’s attempting to heal in foster care, fiercely devoted to her babies and fighting for the chance to raise them. Zoey, a stray mom cat, was brought to VEG ER for Pets (Dallas) by a Good Samaritan with a prolapsed uterus, dehydration, and anemia. Despite surviving emergency surgery, her incision rapidly reopened twice with deep infection, requiring two more ER visits and emergency repairs to keep her from sepsis. Bacterial cultures were sent out as well in hopes to narrow down why this is happening. Zoey is an incredible mom—gentle, attentive, and deeply bonded to her babies. Even after surgery, she struggles to rest unless they’re nearby. She lights up during cuddle visits and watches over them lovingly. Her devotion shows just how special and strong she truly is. Intaking Zoey has turned into spending 16+ hours in ER and $1500 in revisions - not counting follow ups. We’re out of funds and facing more costs. Your support helps Zoey heal, stay with her babies, and finally rest. Every donation keeps this little family together!

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$100.50Raised
$1,899.50To go