HOPE Animal Foundation
Fresno, CA
Campaigns at this clinic
Zoey
Help Zoey get Cancer treatment & removal of new lump — Fresno, CA
Fresno, CA
Zoey came into my life in the most heartbreaking way. She was put inside a backpack and thrown from a car window. Thankfully, a person saw the backpack moving, opened it, & found Zoey hurt, scared, & traumatized. She needed love and patience. Zoey had multiple mammary masses removed, including removal of the mammary chain. Her biopsy showed malignant mammary carcinoma, Grade II. The masses were completely removed, but the margins were narrow. We have discovered new lumps, Fresno does not have a oncologist I was referred to UC Davis the closest to us, but we have been told there may be a three-month wait for an oncology appointment. Zoey has brought comfort, love, and happiness into our home. Her gentle personality has even changed the way other people see cats. People who once were not cat lovers have grown to care about cats because of Zoey, and some have even started helping stray animals. I have sold my own belongings & worked extra hours to help cover her medical expenses. Her medical needs have become more than I can manage. I am asking for help because I don't want financial limitations to prevent Zoey from getting the treatment and care she deserves.
Loki
Loki is a 8 year old American Shorthair in North Fork, CA, who needs $1,700 for Amputation of Cancerous Leg.
North Fork, CA
Loki belonged to a lady who had to move into a place with medical care and eventually passed. Loki was an adult black cat with half a tail and no one wanted to adopt him, so we did. He is a loving, snuggling goofball who makes us laugh. My husband has Parkinson's, which is a difficult illness, so laughs are needed and appreciated. Loki started limping and had a swelling on his from right leg. The great vets at H.O.P.E. in Fresno diagnosed it as cancer, but thankfully it hasn't spread, so with amputation he should have a long and happy life with us. Loki is a hilariously small sized back cat born with half a tail. He is a loving goofball who makes us laugh. We joke he is actually a small dog wearing a cat outfit because he's as affectionate as a dog, gets along with everyone, and loves tummy rubs. At night he randomly makes sure we are alive and breathing with nose kisses. He's such a cuddle cat. I am a full-time caregiver for my husband who has Parkinson's. He receives SSDI which is our total income. Loki has a cancerous tumor in his front leg, and the low-cost clinic confirms amputation will mostly likely be a complete cure. He hasn't given up and neither are we.