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Maxx
Please help Maxx recover from a broken leg.
Newfoundland, NJ • Just Keep Rescuing Canines and Cats
Meet Maxx, a sweet pup in the care of Just Keep Rescuing Canines who desperately needs your help after suffering a broken leg. JKRC Rescue was contacted by a good samaritan who found this dog abandoned and was having a hard time getting up. When they came to rescue him, they almost immediately knew his leg was broken. But Maxx now has people fighting to make sure his story doesn’t end with pain. ❤️🩹 His rescue is committed to getting him the veterinary care. They rushed him to the ER for immediate surgery, and now he needs to heal, but treatment for a broken leg is expensive—and they can’t do it alone. His overnight hospitalization alone cost $1,100. 🐾 Please consider donating toward Maxx’s medical care and recovery. Every $5, $10, or $20 adds up and helps give this deserving boy the chance to get back on all four paws. Maxx has a lot of life left to live. Let’s help him run toward a happier future.
Zoey
Please support Zoey through urgent double ACL surgery.
Newfoundland, NJ • Just Keep Rescuing Canines and Cats
Sweet Zoey is facing a heartbreaking challenge—she has torn both of her ACLs and now needs urgent surgery to walk comfortably and live without pain. Every step is difficult for her right now, and she needs our help to get back to the happy, active life she deserves. The cost of repairing even one ACL can be significant, and the family caring for Zoey couldn't afford the cost, so they asked for help from JKRC Rescue. Zoey needs surgery on both legs. Please consider donating toward her medical care so she can receive the surgeries she needs to heal and move without pain. Every donation, no matter the amount, brings Zoey one step closer to getting back on her feet. ❤️🐾
Charlie
This beloved boy needs amputation surgery. Can you please help?
Newfoundland, NJ • Just Keep Rescuing Canines and Cats
Jennifer, of JKRC Rescue, dog named Charlie, whom she has loved for seven years, was recently diagnosed with bone cancer. Several weeks ago, Jennifer noticed Charlie limping. Then one night, he fell from the bed and would no longer put any weight on his right hind leg. She immediately brought him to her primary veterinarian, where they performed bloodwork and took X-rays. The images were sent to a radiologist, and it was initially believed that Charlie had suffered a fracture. Jennifer took Charlie to see Dr. Miller at Eclipse Specialty & Emergency Pet Care. She arrived believing they were dealing with a fracture—but instead, she received the devastating news that Charlie has bone cancer. Jennifer was completely blindsided. She broke down in shock, never expecting to hear those words. But Charlie still has a strong will to live. He isn’t ready to give up—and neither is Jennifer. Faced with an unimaginable decision, she said yes to amputating his right hind leg to give him the best possible chance to keep fighting and enjoying his life. Jennifer spends every day helping save dogs and supporting their foster families. And she and Charlie need all the love, prayers, and support they can get to surround them. Please keep Charlie in your thoughts as he undergoes this life-changing surgery, and keep Jennifer close to your heart as she navigates this heartbreaking and unexpected diagnosis. Charlie is deeply loved, and we are all standing beside them through every step of this journey. If you can help support Charlie's surgery by donating any amount, it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
Max
Please help this elderly boy get the spleen surgery he desperately needs.
Newfoundland, NJ • Just Keep Rescuing Canines and Cats
This sweet little guy named Max was rescued by Just Keep Rescuing Canines and Cats Rescue when they found out he was being given away for free on Craiglist simply because he could no longer be used for breeding. He deserves so much better than that, and this rescue promised him he would know love, safety, and compassionate care for the rest of his life. But now they are heartbroken because he had his ultrasound with a veterinary sonographer, and the news was not what they were hoping for. The ultrasound revealed a mass on his spleen. And now this small rescue is faced with another difficult battle. They want to schedule his surgery as soon as possible, but they can't without your help. They don’t know exactly what the future holds, but they do know that Max deserves every opportunity to fight and to be as comfortable as possible. He has already overcome so much in his life, and they’re not ready to give up on him. If you’re able to help financially, no donation is too small. Every dollar brings Max one step closer to the care he desperately needs. Thank you for continuing to stand beside Max and JKRC Rescue.