Northeast Veterinary Hospital
Peabody, MA
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Floyd
Help Floyd get 3 cm tumor back right leg/anal bleeding — PEABODY, MA
PEABODY, MA
Floyd is a 10 year old American bulldog. He’s about 80 pounds of pure kindness. And loves people, especially his family. Loves to be outdoors and be active. He recently got diagnosed with a 3 cm cancerous tumor on his back left leg Over the past few days, I have noticed that he has been bleeding from his anal he does have anal glands, but it’s coming from inside. It looks like. My dog is literally like my child. I would do anything for him, and I truly feel that he would do anything for me. I can’t sit around and watch him suffer in any type of way. He doesn’t seem in pain yet but after seeing the blood, I’m starting to get really nervous. We have been through everything together. He helped me do the hardest times in my life. He saves me!. I am in a very bad financial situation I’ve never been type to like to ask for help, but I will try to do anything and everything for him he deserves it.
Max
Help Max get Tumor removal surgery — Peabody, MA
Peabody, MA
Max loves playing with his friends, snuggling up on the couch with his favorite people, showing the vacuum whose boss and running around outside. Unfortunately, Max has developed a tumor near his eye that has grown very large. It is now at a point where it desperately needs to be removed. Because of its location and continued growth, we have been told that it could eventually interfere with his vision and cause him significant discomfort and other complications if left untreated. We are doing everything we can to get him the surgery he needs, but the cost is more than our family can afford right now. Max is so much more than a dog to our family—he is our family. He has been there through so many of life’s moments, bringing us comfort, love, laughter, and companionship when we needed it most. To us, Max isn’t just a pet; he is a beloved member of our family, and the thought of losing him is absolutely heartbreaking. The timing could not be more difficult for us financially. Our family is currently going through a very painful transition as my parents are getting divorced, and we are in the process of moving out of our family homes and trying to navigate all of the unexpected expenses that come with such a major life change. As much as we want to be able to cover Max’s surgery ourselves, right now we simply don’t have the financial means to do so. Please help us give Max the chance he deserves. We just want more time with our boy. ❤️🐾
Rex
Rex is a 8 year old Labrador Retriever in Salem, MA, who needs $2,000 for Amputation.
Salem, MA
Rex came into our lives through serendipity. I told my fiance my ideal dog was a chocolate or black lab. Rex was given to us, as her previous owners couldn't take her with them to Arizona. Rex was only 1 when we got her. 7 years later she's the most energetic and intelligent doggo with the playfulness of a puppy. Rex stepped on some glass on one of her walks. We wrapped her paw in an ace bandage for 2 days, as it was bleeding. One of those days we worked a long shift and couldn't make it home in time to let her paw breathe. It became swollen. We got a vet appointment 2 days after her swelling and was told circulation was cut off too long from the swelling. We were given antibiotics and pain medication. Rex insists that ball is life. Her favorite human is anyone who talks to her in a baby voice. Rex's intelligence makes her stubborn. Nothing a little treat won't help with. She prefers her dad over her mom because mom is more strict. She gained 15lbs with dad. Good thing she loves running in open fields because that's how mom made her lose 15lbs. An unexpected diagnoses. We're told that if we can't get the swelling to go down, a $2000 amputation might be needed to remove potential dead tissue. We just want to see her excitement for life again. My fiance and I have exhausted our rainy days funds from our recent move.