Eye Care for Animals - San Diego
San Diego, CA
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Sasha
Sasha is a 11 year old Pug in San Diego, CA, who needs $10,000 for Cataract Surgery.
San Diego, CA
We adopted Sasha when she was just 2 months old in July 2015. Since then, she has been living with us as a beloved member of our family. I chose her name after searching online for pet names, and I immediately fell in love with the name Sasha. When we first met her, she was the most active puppy among all her siblings. Sadly, Sasha has been diagnosed with diabetes and cataracts recently. She needs to undergo eye surgery because her vision has significantly deteriorated, and without treatment, she may become permanently blind. In addition, her blood glucose levels remain high despite receiving insulin injections every day. Sasha loves interacting with people and always enjoyed going on walks with us outdoors. However, as her eyesight has deteriorated, she has lost much of her independence and confidence to go outside on her own. Now, I guide her carefully step by step during our walks to help her feel safe and comfortable. She also used to love playing fetch, but sadly, she is no longer able to enjoy it like before. I am currently a student and not working at the moment. Recently, we faced unexpected expenses due to another medical emergency, which required us to use all of our savings.
Mocha
Mocha is a 13-year-old Cocker Spaniel in San Diego, CA, who needs $2,000 for Skin Cancer Removal and Glaucoma.
San Diego, CA
I got Mocha 13 years ago from a friend's litter. She was a sweet little puppy and I fell in love with her immediately. I got another Cocker Spaniel later to keep her company, his name is Maylo and they are both inseparable. Mocha is a sweet dog that loves to run and losing her front leg 5 years ago didn't stop her from running. She loves long walks and beach time. She is very friendly and sweet to everyone (other dogs & kids) When she is in a good mood, she starts licking the air and it's the funniest thing ever. She will tilt her up, extend her tongue out, and continuously lick the air around her. Mocha was diagnosed with osteosarcoma 5 years ago and the vet said she only got 6-12 months max but to everyone's surprise, it's been 5 years since she got her front leg amputated. She is a happy 13-year-old dog now but recently she developed a heart condition and skin cancer on the left side of her lip. Last week, we also found out that her eye pressure is 35 when the normal range is 15-20. I lost my job one month ago. It's the second time I get laid off in a year and with the hard economy and an extremely competitive job market. I am afraid I won't get another job anytime soon.