Fur Baby's Veterinary Hospital
Biloxi, MS
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Emori
Emori is a 5 year old Australian Shepherd in Gulfport, MS, who needs $2,000 for Anal Saculectomy.
Gulfport, MS
Emori joined our family at 7weeks old from a breeder in Oklahoma. She was a spunky little fluff ball weighing in at hardly 5 lbs. When we got her home she fit right in with our existing animals, Snickers who at the time was at the time 9 year old Chihuahua and Dublin our Miniature Aussie who was 4 at the time. She of course was a lot for them but she never stopped trying to be their best friend. Emori quit eating early July and was taken to the vet who ran bloodwork and saw her kidneys were not doing well at all. Our vet at the time suspected toxic ingestion, but I knew that wasn’t it as Emori has never been that kinda dog to get into stuff. We did 48 hour IV fluid flush and an ultrasound which showed her one kidney had some calcification in it. Today, 8:19 she was diagnosed with cancer. Emori is an active talker and a demander of the booty scratches. Her favorite greeting position is face first between your legs and does a few hops while she is there. She is exceptional with children and other animals. Love every human she meets and expects to be loved in return. I lost my job in January of this year and have been working a few jobs to keep my head above water. I do have support from my parents. As of now we have spent $2400 on Emoris vet bills… and now that we have this diagnosis of cancer, she needs to have surgery.
Millie
Millie is a 9 month old Golden Retriever in Gulfport, MS, who needs $2,000 for Intestinal Resection and Anastomosis Surgery.
Gulfport, MS
Millie is a 9-month-old Golden Retriever my son got from a breeder at 12 weeks old. She lives with both of us in our home, along with our 2-year-old rescue, Moon, a flat-coated retriever mix. Millie and Moon are inseparable—they play, cuddle, and bring endless joy to our lives every day. Millie, our sweet 9-month-old Golden Retriever, had emergency surgery at Fur Baby's Veterinary Hospital in Biloxi, MS after swallowing part of a towel. She lost 16–18 inches of intestines and is still hospitalized. She’s being monitored for pancreatitis, but we’re hopeful our playful, loving girl will recover fully. Millie is full of love and energy. She’s best friends with Moon, our 2-year-old retriever mix. She lights up when my other son’s golden and chiweenie-corgi visit every other weekend. Millie loves water but is scared of everything that makes noise. Gentle and playful, she bonds deeply with everyone—human and furry alike. We’re using CareCredit for Millie’s surgery, but it’s nearly maxed out and we can’t pay it off before the interest hits. I’m between careers and working part-time; my son is our only full-time earner. Getting Millie healthy again would mean the world to us.