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Lyla

Lyla is a 6 year old Mix-Breed in Silver Lake, NH, who needs $2,000 for Left TPLO- Knee Repair Surgery.

Silver Lake, NH

Lyla joined our family about 6 years ago. She was just 4 months old and had come to New Hampshire through the animal shelter from Puerto Pico. She didn't love the cold at first, but now she likes playing in the snow. We have a small farm with some cattle and chickens. Lyla likes to help with chores in the barn and likes to help when cows get out! She loves to run around the yard and play. Lyla hurt her left rear leg and was limping. We took her to the vet after 3 days of no improvement. She had to rest it for 2 weeks and see if it improved. It didn't. She had x-rays done and it showed ligament damage in both knees. We took her to a specialist who said she had torn ligaments in both rear knees. It can be repaired surgically by Portland Vet Emergency & Specialty Care in Maine. Our little Lyla means the world to us. She's smart, sweet and so affectionate. She loves to run and play with our other dogs. She snuggles with us on the couch and in bed. She loves to just be with us. She greets us at the door with lots of kisses. She will lean on you for hugs and wants to be with you. She likes to go for car rides even though she pants and seems nervous the whole time. We own a small, hometown type of bakery. We rent our space and also purchased the building adjacent to our current location. Our plan is to renovate that and move into that. It's not cheap so we are trying to do things ourselves. We break even at best, so we don't have extra

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Clyde

Clyde is a 7 year old German Shepherd Dog in Buckfield, ME, who needs $2,000 for TPLO Surgery.

Buckfield, ME

Clyde is a rescue from Georgia we got from a local pet shelter. We had a name picked out before we met our future dog, but she did not mind having Clyde as a name! She was skin and bones when we adopted her and had to be on a chicken and rice diet for 2 months before her stomach could handle any other food. But we bought chicken and fed her what she needed to gain weight and become healthy. Clyde has two CCL injuries, much like an ACL injury in humans. It is not a full tear yet but can become so if we are not careful. We have reduced her play activities at this time to lower the risk. We are hoping to raise enough money to get the surgeries done at the same time for her recover to be faster and have her back to running like a younger dog in no time. She is only 7. Clyde would run laps around the house when she was fit. Mom lives with us and got a puppy about 2 years ago, a Great Pyrenees. All he wants to do is play. We want Clyde to be her younger self so she can play with him, she is happy when she plays. The kids love to toss balls and toys for them in the summer. We could take her hiking again. We miss our Clyde. With 3 kids and 3 adults in the house, 3 dogs and a cat it difficult to raise the money needed to get Clyde's surgery done. The timing for her surgery is horrible, Mom needs knee surgery, and I have had a surgery planned for 3 years in NY. The financial burden is too great.

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Marlee

Marlee is a 8 year old Shih Tzu in Grand Rapids, MI, who needs $2,000 for Cataract Surgery.

Grand Rapids, MI

In 2016, I brought Marlee home, and now she’s woven into every part of my home, my family, and my heart. In 2022, Marlee battled a severe virus that led to a gastrointestinal bleed, requiring costly treatments. Though she recovered, the damage left her on a restrictive diet, taking away simple joys like treats. Despite the immense financial burden, it was worth every penny to see her happy again. Just as Marlee’s health improved, something else went wrong. Marlee began losing her vision due to cataracts in both eyes. She now struggles with things she once loved—chasing balls, tossing around toys, and watching animals outside. It’s heartbreaking to see her miss out on more of the things she enjoys, so I’m hoping to restore her vision through a costly surgery at Blue Pearl Pet Hospital. Marlee is the family I come home to after a long day of teaching, always ready to bring joy with her wagging tail and loving presence. Her sweet and loyal nature makes her a cherished part of my life, and she spreads that joy to others, including her human "grandparents" and “cousins.” As a teacher with a modest income, the cost of Marlee’s surgery is a heavy burden, especially after her past medical expenses. Any support would mean the world to us, and your kindness would make a world of difference in giving Marlee the care and happy life she deserves.

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