Charleston Animal Eye Specialists
Charleston, SC
Campaigns at this clinic
Princess
Princess is a 9 year old English Shepherd in Summerville , SC, who needs $1,500 for Cataract Removal.
Summerville, SC
Hello, my name is Kaye. My adorable fur baby Princess became diabetic in October 2025. Soon after on Thanksgiving day she went blind. It breaks my heart to see her lost and confused, bumping into furniture and walls in her own surroundings she knows. It would be my greatest wish to give her sight back. Anything you can afford to help would be greatly appreciated from the bottom of my heart! She has been diabetic since October of 2025. She has been being treated by Dr Shuler in St George to moniter her glucose and prescribe insulin. She is now being seen by Dr. Visser Charleston Animal Eye Specialist to remove the cateracts from her eyes. My sweet baby and her sister are family. I love them with all my heart, like a child. She is friendly and playful with us and her suster but has been depressed since she lost her sight. We give her extra love and attention to console her. Overall her behavior is tgatvshe us unsure of herself and scared a lot especially when it storms. I am currently disabled and on a fixed income, so I live month to month. It would be the greatest gift to give my baby her sight back I cant express how grateful I would be for your help to have the surgery. It brings me to tears hoping she can see again!
Skyler
Skyler is a 3 year old Old English Bulldog in Mt. Pleasant , SC, who needs $3,000 for Entropion Eye Surgery with an Ulcer Removal.
Mt. Pleasant, SC
Before she came into our family, Skye lived a heartbreaking life. She was kept outside 100% of the time, used only for breeding, and never experienced what it meant to be part of a family. She wasn’t someone’s companion—she was simply a way to produce puppies. Years of neglect left both emotional and physical scars. When we met Skye, we knew she deserved better. As a teacher & a police officer, our family leads with a servant heart. We were prepared for the responsibility of giving Skye the retirement she deserves. What we didn’t know was just how extensive her medical needs would be. We have now learned she needs eye surgery & urinary tract surgery in addition to the ongoing treatment of her alopecia & severe allergies.(Marsh Tide Vet & Chs Animal Eye) For the first time in her life, Skye has a warm bed, a family who loves her unconditionally, and people who see her as more than a puppy mill. Despite it all, Skye is warm, loving, and is the cutest when she’s prancing and smiling excitedly. Somehow this sweet girl hasn’t been hardened & isn’t violent towards kids or adults. Just the opposite. We live on a teacher’s & a police officer’s salary, & while we gladly take on the day-to-day costs of caring for Skye, the additional unexpected surgeries & specialized veterinary expenses have created an unexpected financial hardship. Asking for help isn’t easy.