Franklin Ranch Pet Hospital
Elk Grove, CA
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Michael
Michael is a 12 year old Mix-Breed in Lodi, CA, who needs $3,500 for Hernia Surgery.
Lodi, CA
Michael is our oldest cat, he came to us about 12 years ago. He came with his sister and we thought he was a girl too. For about a week his names was Zoe. I think they were too young to be separated from their mom when we found them. I think that’s why he really latched on to our little dog Lucky, it’s almost like Michael thinks Lucky is his mom. Michael needs surgery. Sunday, June 7th, he endured some kind of trauma, we don’t know exactly what. I took him to the vet on the 8th and they stated “there was a traumatic abdominal herniation with intestines herniating through body wall defect into subcutaneous space.” He’s currently staying at Franklin Ranch Pet Hospital so they can monitor him, until he can have his surgery. Michael is our most loving cat. He cuddles, kisses and loves so much he drools. He is so mild tempered, his meows are so quiet, you can barely hear him. His favorite animal in the house is our wiener dog Lucky, they are best friends. Michael is our oldest cat, he got me through the loss of our first cat to feline lymphoma. When my father in law passed away a few months ago, we depleted our savings to pay for his funeral. We will do what we have to, like max out our credit cards, but any help would mean the world to us. It would literally save Michael’s life.
Duffy
Duffy is a 8 year old Golden Retriever in Sacramento, CA, who needs $2,000 for Life-saving Tests & Treatment Plan.
Sacramento, CA
Duffy is an 8-year-old Golden Retriever I’ve raised since he was 7 weeks old. We live together in Sacramento, CA. I’m a disabled woman with no family support, and Duffy is my emotional anchor. We share a small home with two roommates, but I’m his sole caregiver and have been since the day I brought him home. Duffy is being treated at Franklin Ranch Pet Hospital in Elk Grove, CA. He’s battling a serious paw infection that may have become systemic. He also has a history of soft tissue sarcoma and possible signs of Cushing’s disease. I’m using leftover meds at home, but he urgently needs diagnostics and professional care I can’t afford upfront. Duffy is my 8-year-old Golden Retriever and my constant companion. I’ve had him since he was 7 weeks old. He’s playful, sensitive, and smart—he loves catching Nerf balls mid-air and swimming when we can. He’s quirky and doesn’t always like being touched, but we have a deep bond. He’s my only family and emotional lifeline. I’m facing major financial hardship due to disability and caregiving costs. Duffy is all I have—my family, my anchor. Getting him healthy again would mean hope, stability, and the strength to keep going. I can’t imagine life without him.