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Carlos Chan Floyd

Carlos Chan Floyd is a 6-month-old Pit Mix in Waynesville , NC, who needs $2,000 for Orthopedic Surgery.

Waynesville, NC

Our neighbors had puppies and he would bring them over so our kids can see them wasn't planning on getting another dog but our other dog Sadie decided to pick her puppy! And my kids also. There was something about this one puppy (out of 7 puppies) everyone liked. He was the smallest and the only male. He wasn't as hyper as the other puppies he was more cuddly and shy. Sooo I did it I got him! We had no idea what to name him our family just shouted out names and Carlos just made everyone smile so he became Carlos! He became very close to my kids wigging not only his tail but his whole body everytime he saw them. He was a bit clumsy for awhile still is a little bit running into walls running into screen doors and just plopping his body down pretty much anywhere. I was filling dog bowls outside one day Carlos was very unsure about the hose. He would walk up look do a little bark walk away do his thing come back bark tilt the head both ways until finally he went for it not only does he try and drink it he puts his whole body in it and then gets the zoomies!!!!!!! It was a Thursday night when Carlos went missing and Sunday night when he came back home all broken. We took him to the animal hospital the next morning and sure enough after x-rays our poor boy has a broken femur! The vet said he needed surgery! And I will coast from 3 to $4000 Right now his bill for surgery is $3911.19. I am the only one working at the moment. I have 3 kids all under 12. After I pay bills and dog food cat food and things my kids need I hardly have money for gas to get to and from work. He needs surgery ASAP!!!

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$88Raised

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Oliver

Oliver is a 10 year old Siamese in Saint Clair, MO, who needs $519 for Thyroid Disease.

Saint Clair, MO

Hello. I rescued Oliver about 10 years ago. He is truly the live of my life. He loves "His 2 dogs" and my new granddaughter. He is always there for me, he comforts me. I lost my mama recently and I can't bear to lose him too. He loves to lay on the patio while I am out there. He likes to give mW lots of kisses. I have recently been put on palliative care and he seems to know. He is my baby boy! Oliver has thyroid disease, which he is on medication for, he is akin and bones. He is now struggling to breathe and had 2 small seizures this morning He loves our dogs and new baby. He loves me alot. He loves company because he thinks he is supposed to be on their lap. He is so beautiful. I love him I lost my job due to my health and being put on palliative care. I hope there is something I can do to control my pain. I lean on him, if you know what I mean. He is always there for me and I want to get him help he deserves. I am in great hopes that this gets better. I

17%Funded

$87Raised

$432To go

Pogo

Pogo is a three-month-old Siamese cat in Kingsland, GA, who needs $700 for emergency surgery.

Kingsland, GA

Heroes rise to the occasion and that's exactly what Kristina Y. and her brother did when they rescued Pogo. It all started when Kristina's brother heard his neighbor start his car and got a horrible shock. "They saw a bunch of cats scatter," Kristina tells Waggle. "They think there was a litter of kittens under the hood. Then they heard clunking and screaming from the engine." What they heard was Pogo under the hood! "Unfortunately, the (car's) belt pulled Pogo's arm and broke it," Kristina says. Kristina's brother called her in a panic. He was moving out of the country and could not keep the kitten. He sent her pictures of Pogo. "I immediately fell in love with him and couldn't leave him. I just loved his baby blue eyes. I couldn't leave him to die. I didn't want him going to an animal shelter. I knew an injured cat might be in danger. I said I'd come to get him," Kristina says. Kristina raced to meet her brother, got Pogo, and rushed him to First Coast No More Homeless Pets. Sadly Pogo's leg is in terrible shape. He needs amputation surgery and to be neutered. Adopting a new family member was not something Kristina had planned on. She is struggling to pay for his emergency care. "I currently could use the financial assistance," she says. "I am a single mother. My youngest child and I had COVID not too long ago, which put me really behind with bills. I love Pogo so much, but the cost of his treatment is too high for me to do alone." The animal hospital helped raise $1000 to treat Pogo and now Waggle is helping raise the additional $700 he needs for the operation. Pogo has a wonderful life ahead of him after he gets the surgery he needs. He has made himself at home with Kristina and her family. He developed a deep bond already with Kristina's son, who is autistic. "Pogo sleeps in front of my son's bed. He's therapeutic for him. They hit it off. Pogo has free roam of the house and occasionally will go on our porch to bird watch. He loves belly rubs and acts like a guard dog at night in front of my son's room. He will definitely let you know if he is upset because he stares you right in the face and meows as loud as he can," Kristina says. Can you help Pogo this holiday season?

8%Funded

$87Raised

$1,033To go

Paulus

Paulus is a 7-year-old Beagle in Allentown, PA, who needs $2,000 for tumor removal.

Allentown, PA

Paulus the Beagle went from being abused and homeless in Tennessee to an emotional support animal for his very own human boy, Devon D., in Pennsylvania. Devon tells Waggle when it was time for him to go to college, Paulus was right by his side. "He became a great mascot for the school and was the only dog on campus," Devon says. "Classmates would stop to give him hugs since they were missing their pets." But Devon recently got devastating news: Paulus has extra medullary plasma cell cancer. If the spot of cancer is removed, the outlook for Paulus is good. Devon is now studying to be a nurse and lives on a college student-sized budget. "It is almost impossible to pay for right now," Devon says. "The surgery is important to save his life." Will you give to help Devon and Paulus this holiday season?

4%Funded

$86Raised

$1,914To go

Elphaba

A Tiny Kitten With a Big Fight Ahead: Help Elphaba

NY, NY • NY Cat Warriors

Elphaba is only about 11 weeks old. He is an active, sweet, affectionate little boy who is eating on his own. But something is clearly very wrong. Elphaba was found alone outside someone's window, with no one knowing how he got there. When he arrived at the Queens ACC, he appeared disoriented and seemed unable to see. He was unsteady on his feet and fell toward his left side. His vision and coordination were not normal, and ACC veterinarians were concerned that he may have suffered a head injury, although other medical causes are possible. They considered his prognosis uncertain. Despite everything he has been through, Elphaba has shown that he is a little fighter. He needs our help, however. NY Cat Warriors has accepted Elphaba into our care from the Queens ACC so that he can receive the veterinary care he needs. His initial medical evaluation and basic care have been completed, including bloodwork, X-rays, parasite treatment, vaccination, and FeLV/FIV testing. He tested negative for FeLV and FIV. But this is only the beginning. Elphaba needs continued veterinary monitoring and further diagnostic testing to determine what is causing his balance problems and possible vision loss and whether it is treatable. Your donation will help pay for Elphaba's: ● Neurology and eye specialist evaluation ● Additional diagnostic testing and imaging, as recommended by his veterinary team ● Medications and supportive care ● Safe medical foster care ● Follow-up treatment based on his diagnosis ● Eventual neuter surgery once he is medically stable Every gift, no matter the size, helps us say yes to a kitten whose medical needs are greater than the resources immediately available to him. He deserves the chance to grow up safe, comfortable, and loved and not to have his future decided before we know what is wrong. Please donate if you can, and share Elphaba’s story. With the right foster home, proper diagnostics, and compassionate veterinary care, this tiny survivor may have a chance to overcome whatever happened to him, find a loving forever home, and live a long, happy life. Help us give Elphaba the answers, care, and future he deserves.

17%Funded

$85.50Raised

$414.50To go

Janice

Help Janice Heal From Heartworm and Find the Life She Deserves

Huntington, WV • Western West Virginia Animal Rescue Alliance

Janice’s life was headed down a dangerous path before Western West Virginia Animal Rescue Alliance stepped in. This sweet, gentle girl was rescued just in time — and during her intake exam, the team discovered she was heartworm positive, a diagnosis that can be deadly without treatment. But Janice finally has a chance. WVAR has committed to getting her the lifesaving care she needs and has begun the long, delicate, and expensive heartworm treatment process. Heartworm treatment requires strict rest, no playgroups, and no high activity. For an affectionate, dog-friendly girl like Janice, it’s tough — but she’s handling everything with quiet strength and trust Now she needs your help. Your support will go directly toward Janice’s heartworm injections, medications, monitoring, and continued veterinary care. With your generosity, WVAR can give her a real chance at recovery and a future where she never has to suffer again. Janice didn’t get to choose her past, but thanks to WVAR and compassionate people like you, her future can be full of love, safety, and second chances. Please donate today to help Janice heal and finally live the life she was meant to have.

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$85.50Raised

$614.50To go

Amala

Help Amala get Cancer Staging & Diagnostic Testing — Commerce, CA

Commerce, CA

Our little girl has been part of our family since she was a baby. When I moved from Mexico City to the U.S., I couldn’t imagine leaving her behind, so I brought her with me when she was 7. Eight years later, she’s 15 and so loved that my mom calls her her third child 😂. She truly is family. Our 15-year-old Pomeranian recently had three masses removed and sent for biopsy, which we were told were cancerous. She is being cared for at Park Community Animal Hospital in Pico Rivera and now needs additional studies to determine whether the cancer has spread and what her next steps should be. She has been with us for 15 years and has truly grown into another member of our family. She’s been there through so many stages of our lives and has given us so much love and companionship. At 15, we just want to give our little girl the same love and care she has given us. We have already paid over $1,200 for her recent veterinary care, and she still needs additional studies and follow-up care. We’re asking for support with these upcoming costs as we learn more about her condition and determine the best next steps for our little girl.

3%Funded

$85Raised

$2,415To go

Zeus

Zeus suffered a serious spinal injury and will now require a wheelchair. Please show him love!

Oakland, NJ • Ramapo Bergen Animal Refuge

After suffering a serious spinal injury more than a month ago, his family did everything they could to help him. They sought veterinary care, but as his condition became more complex, the cost of specialized treatment and long-term care became impossible for them to manage. Wanting Zeus to have the best chance at the life he deserves, they made the incredibly difficult decision to surrender him to RBARI. Unable to walk on his own, Zeus was carried into our shelter in a shopping bag. Today, Zeus is being evaluated by our veterinary team to determine the best course of treatment. Unfortunately, because of the time that has passed since his injury, surgery is no longer an option. Our focus is now on giving Zeus the best possible quality of life through rehabilitation, mobility support, and a custom wheelchair. Because he has gone so long without being able to walk, Zeus also arrived severely underweight with significant muscle wasting. Rebuilding his strength will take time, patience, specialized rehabilitation, and proper nutrition, but we are fully committed to giving him every opportunity to regain his health and enjoy the happy life he deserves. He will require a wheelchair and will need help expressing his bladder while we continue to assess his progress. He has so much life left to live, and we are determined to make sure he gets the chance to enjoy it. Please support RBARI in giving Zeus the best care and life possible. Thank you!

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$85Raised

$2,415To go

Ophelia

Ophelia is a 8 month old Greyhound in Parker, CO, who needs $3,866 for Crown Height Reduction and Vital Pulp Treatment.

Parker, CO

Ophelia is my oops baby. She was born on my birthday. How could I say no to that adorable little face. I brought her home at Christmas when she was 8 weeks old and she fit right in providing a Greyhound bestie for my 4 year old greyhound and an adventure buddy for my Shepherd mix. She is the perfect mix of both her sisters. She is my little shadow. I can’t imagine life without her check in boops. Ophelia has an overbite and a narrow lower jaw. For her this means that her lower canines have come in on the inside of her top canines instead of outside. In order to correct this and keep her lower canines from puncturing her soft palette and damaging her upper canines she will need a crown height reduction and vital pulp therapy ASAP. This procedure can only be done by a certified dentist. Ophelia is a dramatic little menace. She may be the youngest in the pack but she makes sure everyone knows she’s there. She has often been mistaken for a husky before people see her. Ophelia is also the bravest greyhound. She is always down to meet anyone and do anything. She charges ahead to show her big sister that there is nothing to be afraid of. We have been planning and saving for this procedure since Ophelia’s adult teeth came in but last month she sustained a stifle growth plate fracture while zooming with her sister and required surgery which drained what had been saved.

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$85Raised

$3,781To go