Hannibal Veterinary Clinic

Hannibal, MO
Campaigns at this clinic

Mocha
Help Mocha get Surgery to remove foreign material from intestines
We rescued Mocha from the streets when she was about 2 months old. She is the sweetest and most playful little girl. Mocha swallowed some wrapping ribbon, and a portion remains that has not passed naturally. She is currently hospitalized under veterinary observation and may require surgery tomorrow if it does not pass on its own. Mocha is my son's first pet, and they bonded instantly. She was so tiny when we found her that we had to bottle-feed her, and she quickly became his best friend. I am a single mother of two boys, and after my husband passed away, Mocha has been a vital source of comfort, especially helping my son cope with his loss.

Jasmine
Help Jasmine get Jasmine needs back surgery — Hannibal, MO
Hannibal, MO
Her name is Jasmine Jade, and she has many different personalities. She is a very happy dog, but she can also be silly and sassy, and she loves to wrestle around. She loves giving side eyes. My niece's dog had puppies, and I saw a picture of Jasmine and knew instantly that I wanted her. I fell in love with her colors. We bonded really fast; she had to be near me all the time. I can't see life without her. She can't use her back legs. The vet believes that a disc is pressing into her spinal cord. She needs an MRI to see what is really wrong with her. The vet talked to the neurology department at the University of Missouri Veterinary Health Center. Jasmine means the world to me; she is the one who is constantly there for me when I'm having a bad day. All I have to do is say her name, and her tail is going crazy, and I love how excited she gets when I get home from work. I can't picture a live with her not in it; she is still so young and has a lot of years left to live. My daughter feels the way I do about her. I don't make a lot of money; I live from paycheck to paycheck. After bills, I barely have money left for food. I'm asking for support cause i cant afford the cost of the surgery, and I don't know what else to do. I can't handle seeing Jasmine in pain all the time.

Gracie
Help Gracie get Diaphragmatic Hernia Repair + Pelvic Repair — Hannibal, MO
Hannibal, MO
This precious dog was surrendered to our clinic after being hit by a car. X-rays reveal a life-threatening diaphragmatic hernia displacing her organs into her chest, requiring immediate surgery. She also needs repairs for a pelvic fracture and suspected inguinal hernia. Once she heals, we plan to adopt her out to a loving home. We need your help to fund her critical, lifesaving surgeries. Diagnosis: A life-threatening diaphragmatic hernia displacing organs into her chest, a pelvic fracture, and a suspected inguinal hernia. Treatment: Immediate emergency hernia repair, surgical pelvic stabilization, and groin repair by a board certified surgeon. Provider: Critical care is provided by Hannibal Veterinary Clinic. We need urgent funding for these lifesaving surgeries. This sweet 2-year-old was rescued from severe neglect, only to be hit by a car the same day. Despite being in tremendous pain, her gentle spirit shines through—she hasn't shown an ounce of aggression and just wants to love. She survived abandonment and a terrible accident; she deserves a real chance at life. Our clinic refused to euthanize her. We want to give her the beautiful future she earned. Her previous owner tried to save her from neglect, but this sudden accident requires extensive, costly surgeries. Our clinic stepped in so she wouldn't be euthanized, but we cannot fund this alone. She deserves a chance. Please donate to save her life.

Lux
Lux is a 6 year old Mix-Breed in Hannibal, MO, who needs $1,087 for Cystotomy with Soft Tissue Biopsy.
Hannibal, MO
Lux is a cherished indoor cat living in a loving home with his owner, Rob. He has experienced recurring urinary problems for several years and has received ongoing veterinary care. His condition now requires a cystotomy. Rob is dedicated to Lux's well-being but cannot afford the surgery without assistance. Lux has a history of recurrent urinary tract disease that has become increasingly difficult to manage despite medical treatment. Our veterinarians have determined that a cystotomy is the best option to improve his quality of life and address his ongoing condition. Lux is receiving care at Hannibal Veterinary Clinic in Hannibal, Missouri. Lux is an incredibly sweet, affectionate cat who loves being close to his family. He has a gentle personality and brings comfort and companionship to Rob every day. Despite his ongoing medical challenges, Lux remains loving and resilient, making him a cherished member of the family. I do everything I can to care for my pets, but Lux's surgery is beyond my financial means. Your support would give him the treatment he needs and the chance to live a healthier, more comfortable life. Thank you for your kindness.
