Fifth Avenue Veterinary Hospital
Brooklyn, NY
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Zali
Zali is a 12 year old Miniature Pinscher in Brooklyn, , who needs $2,000 for Treatment for Congestive Heart Failure.
Brooklyn
Zali has been in the family since she was 3 months old. She Will be 13 this year. We share living space with Coco 4 yr mixed kitty and my daughter who is autistic. Zali has had been coughing for about a month. I brought her over to Fifth Ave veterinary hospital for a clinical visit. The vet says she is displaying chronic heart failure. To fully get her stable, she will need 3 day hospitalization to fully examine and treat her medicinally for heart disease. Not all medications work for every dog. Zali is a talker, whether barking, whining, huffing, she does this to get attention. She knows how to do it. Everyone in the neighborhood knows when she’s out for her walk. She very active given her current health issues. Although it’ll make her cough more and out of breath. But she loves people. She’s full of life. Loves her family. I really wish I can afford for the cost of her treatment. I can’t. I lost my dad 3 months ago, still paying for those costs. No savings and cards are maxed out.
Elijah
Elijah is a 15 Year Old American Shorthair in Brooklyn, NY, Who Needs $3,000 for Oral Surgery.
Brooklyn, NY
Myt boy was rescued from the ACC. He was abused and surrendered to the kill shelter, Animal Control Center in NYC. He was around 1-1.5 years old at the time. He is now 15 years old. Elijah is a diabetic since 2019, and he gets insulin injections every 12 hours. The insulin, lancets, strips, and syringes are costly. I am 63 on S.S. Disability, and it is difficult with 2 cats. I' need help! Elijah's diabetes is under control with the insulin injections 2x/day, every 12 hours. His blood work is ok, Thyroid is borderline, and vet says he needs daily meds for that. But, he is in a lot of pain, suffering with severe oral disease and needs over $3K in dental surgery. He's currently on n antibiotics and anti inflammatory meds. He's thinner, not able to eat enough due to his oral pain. Elijah is a beautiful soul who is so sweet and affectionate, loves people and his cat mate Gracie. He loves to be held, get into your lap, follow you around, and purrs all the time, and loves making biscuits. He cooperates with meds, and lets me give him his insulin injections every 12 hours willingly. He has so much more life in him, and deserves a chance. Please help him be pain-free. I'm a senior on Social Security Disability. I have 2 kitties. Elijah is a diabetic. Monthly insulin, syringes, lancets, and strips just keep going up. Now the Thyroid meds, too. I am maxed out on Care Credit, and now he needs over $3K in oral surgery. Help!