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Starting Contribution By Waggle

Rowdy

Rowdy is a 6-year-old Toy Poodle in Auburn, MA, who needs $1,200 for MRI.

Charlton, MA

I found rowdy living on the streets of Yakima, Washington, he was owned by a homeless man. Nothing against homeless. But this man was abusive to him. When I found him, he had a broken leg wrapped in a pillowcase so I convinced the manto let me take him to the vet. The vet said that he had multiple healed, broken bones and that his leg needed to be removed. The man had snapped his leg and a half. Now that he lives with me,. He many surgeries that have helped his health. He lives a happy life with two other dogs. only this time I found out he has degenerate disc disease. He’s in pain, but the pain is manageable for now with pain meds. he loves playing and being outdoors. He’s always in my arms his. He always wants his mama. Rowdy is so silly. He loves playing with his toys and he gives me tons of kisses all the time he wakes me up in the morning loving on me. he goes to bed with me in my arms. He has taught me how to overcome adversity and just still love in the face of pain. Rowdy is a little shaman. He save my heart. Rowdy has degenerate disc disease I need to find out what stage it is. He needs an MRI. I’ve spent all my savings on him with all his special needs. I need to come up with the money for the MRI. I’m told it could be up to $5000 for the MRI. The surgery cost about as much as the MRI. I need to find out the stage of his degenerate disc disease so I can get him his surgery so he can live pain free I have a dog walking service and I just started the business so it’s in its infancy I’m not making much money. I spent all my savings on rowdy please if it’s in your heart, please donate this little boy needs to live to be an old man. He deserves it.

57%Funded
$684Raised
$516To go
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Lucky boy Luciano

Lucky boy Luciano is a 9-year-old Razor Edge Bully in San Pedro , CA, who needs $2,000 for Oncology for Lymphoma Treatments.

San Pedro, CA

Lucky has been in our life since 9wks old my sis got him 4my autistic nephew, after Lucky got bigger he wanted 2play with him He would jump on his iPad try 2get on couch 2be apart of what he was doing. He would pick him up n throw him on hardwood floor I told sis he is gonna get bigger n snap on nephew, so I ended up takin him W/me I have no kids he is my baby he slept with me everyday 4- 9years I got engaged this yr moved in w/my fiancé. His daughter has a 11/2 yr old pug. They love each other 2death. He plays w/her, n he is like a 2yr old again at heart. Lucky became my service dog after a very Scary thing happened 2me. He did not only service me but all of the kids friends n family He was like big kid He loves 2cuddle go 4walks even The Neighbor kids ask 2walk him He is the Sweetest I brought him 2 the salon when I worked, n all the clients lovedhim he is a gentle giant. He cracks me up he is like a human he feels my pain sadness or happiness N it’s extremely hard not cry in front of him but I see how IT stresses him more. He won’t let me go the bathroom take shower do dishes without him there by my side I lived in Palm Springs n he commuted with me 4work he is truly my BFF We took lucky to Thrive because it was after hours n u could tell he was uncomfortable he has lumps all over now the biggest are in his neck/throat area he was diagnosed with lymphoma cancer imagine it is hard 2swallow so tryin 2 change food n stuff 2 make it easier i lost my best girlfriend of 38yrs 2 the same thing we will follow up W/Dr white at Harbor pines veterinarian 2 keep him comfortable Its extremely tough 2not be able 2provide a cure n I don’t want him 2suffer I would love 2C what we can do to help him be with us 4 as long as possible but I am a single income rt now due 2an accident my fiancé had waiting 4disability n of course wedding on hold I need myBOY

34%Funded
$680Raised
$1,320To go
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Maezie

Maezie is a 8-year-old Jack Russell Terrier in Brevard, NC, who needs $2,000 for Stent & Possible Scope Procedure.

Brevard, NC

Maezie was rehomed to me 1/10/23. I immediately fell in love with her & we have been together since. She got sick in July & after failed attempts to get her well, she is now at am er hospital in Asheville, NC. She has been poked and prodded & we are waiting on urine cultures & bass cancer tests. We are hoping it is just a super bacteria & not cancer. Ins is capped out & funds are now zero. Maezie loves to go on super long walks & sniffathons. She loves older folks (like me, LOL) & anyone in a wheelchair or walker. However, she is not fond of men in general. She loves my granddaughter who takes care of her from time to time. She still barks at my son & daughter in law. She sleeps with me every night & will sometimes get under the covers. Maezie has a couple of "boyfriends." They are Tux & Teddie. If I am not quick enough with her meals or treats, she will let out one bark while she is perched in the recliner. Which, she has claimed as hers. She gets overly excited when she sees her "treat lady" when we head out for our walks. Her whole rear end will waggle & she will start whining till she gets her treat. At this point, we are not quite sure why she can not empty her bladder or why her bladder wall is so inflamed & thickened. We are waiting on culture & cancer tests to come in. She is being supported by drs & staff at the South Asheville Veterinary Emergency Services in Asheville, NC. She has a catheter in place to help her empty her bladder. Maezie's ins. has capped out. I am on a fixed income (SS retirement). My son & DIL have done all they can financially & my credit cards are maxed out. There is really zero available funds. I would be totally lost w/o Maezie. The thought of putting her down kills me.

34%Funded
$675Raised
$1,325To go
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Finn

Finn is a 3-year-old Cat in Columbia, MO, who needs $2,000 for Perineal Urethrostomy.

Columbia, MO

Finn came into my life and became a light to me. He cuddles with me when I’m sad or lonely, and brings a smile to my face. Finn has had multiple Urinary Obstructions in the past 6 months despite feeding him specialized food, trying to limit stress, and putting him on a diet. UOs are very expensive and painful and life threatening. This surgery will make it possible for him to keep live. Finn lives with one other cat and a dog. He’s pretty patient and loves people more then anything. He is almost always happy and bright, wanting to cuddle and love on everyone he meets. Everybody loves Finn because he’s such a sweetheart. He always makes people happy and is so patient with medication. Finn makes me laugh every day. He finds joy with random things like pencils and lids. He zooms around and right after will lay down on your lap or in your arms for a long nap. He’s tried to hunt bugs but usually fails because his coordination is a bit off. Ever since he was a little kitten he has made my life better. Finn had his first urinary obstruction about 6 months ago. The cost for treatment is usually upwards of $1500 and causes him extreme discomfort. Without treatment UOs do cause death in cats. I feed him very expensive prescription food but he had another UO despite this. The only real long term treatment is a surgery that will cost anywhere from 2-3k and will likely prevent this in the future. I stress about my cat every day. I want nothing more then to give him a happy and healthy life. If I could have some help, maybe Finn can have a happier healthier life alongside me.

34%Funded
$675Raised
$1,325To go
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Lulu

Lulu is a 4-year-old English Bulldog in Columbus, OH, who needs $2,000 for TPLO Surgery.

Columbus, OH

Lulu's previous family wanted to give her the best life possible so she was given to me in September 2019. My rescue Beanie loved Lulu immediately upon meeting her, playing for hours around the living room. Her puppy energy brought life for Beanie and helped heal our heart from losing our beloved Huxley a year earlier. Lulu loves to be the bed or the couch napping. Most of the time if we can't find her she looks outside at the birds in complete awe or looks at her Grandma while she chops watermelon begging for a treat. Her uncle picks her up and down the stairs so her knees aren't stressed and plays tug o' war so she doesn't run. The best thing about her is how she keeps me in the present. Whenever I have a panic attack or a depressive episode there she is asking to play fetch for a distraction. I can't imagine my life without her goofy and sweet nature. Everytime I walk through the door and see her, nothing else matters but her butt wiggles and kisses. In February 2023, we noticed her limping on her right back while playing fetch. We stopped activity immediately and put her on crate rest hoping to heal her after a week or two. After no improvement we took her to OSU Veterinary Hospital and she had a torn ACL on her right and partial on her left back as well. Lulu is cleared to start surgery. The injury was unexpected and no savings could be stashed for emergencies as I'm low income. It's heartbreaking seeing my baby girl's muscle wasting away around her leg and her not being able to play like she's used to all day. I want to be a good dog mom and see her happy and healthy again.

33%Funded
$666Raised
$1,334To go
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Starting Contribution By Waggle

Sable

Sable Has Never Known Love. We Can Change That.

Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates

When we first read Sable's story, we couldn’t turn away. Someone had found this beautiful Siamese mix dragging herself across the ground, unable to use her back legs. She wasn’t crying. She wasn’t giving up. She was simply pulling herself forward with her front legs, hoping someone would notice. Then we stepped in. One By One Animal Advocates cannot turn these cases down. We rushed her to the emergency room, fearing the worst. As we waited for the first x-rays, we braced for a shattered spine and an impossible decision. Instead, the x-rays told a different story. Thankfully, her spine wasn't broken, instead the x-ray revealed old bullet fragments. The fragments were old, but a testament to the life Sable has endured. She's been through unspeakable, intentional cruelty and still approaches her people with trust. At the ER, Sable could not stand on her own. She still had feeling in her back legs and normal anal tone, and she would “rabbit kick” to reposition herself, all small signs of hope. But she was unable to urinate on her own and required manual bladder expression. After being transferred to Ashland Animal Clinic, there has still been no improvement. She is still unable to stand, and her bladder continues to require manual expression. Without a clear structural cause, we are holding onto hope that inflammation is affecting her mobility. Steroid treatment may help, but right now, we are waiting and hoping to see how much function she can regain. Cases like this are never easy. We are constantly balancing what medicine can do with the quality of life every animal deserves. Sable deserves every possible chance to recover, and right now that means around the clock care. Her emergency visit, x-rays, medications, hospitalization, and ongoing treatment have already resulted in significant medical expenses, and her care is far from over. If you can help give Sable that chance, please consider donating. Every contribution goes directly toward her care and gives her more time, more support, and more hope.

44%Funded
$664.50Raised
$835.50To go