Proctorville Animal Clinic
Proctorville, Ohio
Campaigns at this clinic
Benji
Benji is a 1 year old Mix-Breed in Huntington, WV, who needs $2,000 for Orthopedic Surgery to Repair Multiple Fractures.
Huntington, WV • Western West Virginia Animal Rescue Alliance
Early one morning a kind woman found Benji broken and bleeding, in horrible pain on the side of a busy road. His body was twisted, his legs were mangled, and blood had pooled beneath him. The woman struggled to load Benji into her car, and raced the trembling pup to a vet, but it was still so early in the morning that the clinic wasn’t open. The woman was panicked because the pup was in pain. The woman called our shelter and I immediately sent Benji to the Proctorville Animal Clinic. His injuries were severe. The orthopedic specialist determined that his back was intact, but both of his hind legs were broken. One leg had an open wound compound fracture as well as two additional broken bones, and the femur was completely out of the hip socket on the other leg. Benji’s condition is agonizing, yet even through the trauma, he looks up at his caregivers with trust and love as if he knows they’re trying to help him. Watching this sweet, brave dog suffer is heart wrenching. He’s barely a year old, just starting life, and now faces surgery, and months of rehabilitation and recovery before he’ll ever run or play again. Benji’s care comes at a steep cost. Between extensive surgery, hospitalization, and post-op care, his total veterinary fees will far exceed what our small 501(c)(3) rescue can afford. We need your support to get Benji through this ordeal. Help us give Benji a chance at the life he deserves.
Rye
Rye is a 3 year old Mix-Breed in Huntington, WV, who needs $2,000 for surgery.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
2/5/26 FINAL UPDATE ON RYE 🐾 Thankfully, XRY has confirmed that Rye did not suffer any broken bones after being hit by a car. He successfully underwent surgery to close his wounds and has made a full recovery. Rye is now thriving in his foster home—running, playing, and having a blast with his canine friends. All that’s left is for his forever family to find him. 💙 Thank you to everyone who supported Rye on his journey. His happy ending is so close! For quite some time, Rye had been a familiar sight in the neighborhood—searching for food, shelter, and a safe place to rest after his owner moved away and left him behind. Life as a stray is never easy, but recently, Rye’s situation turned critical. He was hit by a car, suffering a severe injury to his leg that left muscle, tissue, and bone exposed. Fearing it might be broken, a kind-hearted neighbor took him to the vet. The exam confirmed just how serious his injury is. But with no owner and no one in the neighborhood able to accept financial responsibility, Rye’s future became frighteningly uncertain. The vet clinic reached out to us for help. But here’s the reality—every shelter we partner with is full, and we don’t have an available foster. Even receiving rescues have no space for If we say yes, your donations will cover Rye’s X-rays, pain medication, surgery, basic vetting, and a safe place to heal while we search for somewhere permanent for him. His future depends on our decision, and our decision depends on you. We’ve given this handsome boy a name. Now, will you give him a chance? Be part of the team that turns Rye’s story from uncertainty and pain to healing and hope. 4/10/26 Update After everything he’s been through, Rye’s story is finally turning the corner we’ve all been hoping for. Thankfully, X-rays confirmed that Rye did not suffer any broken bones after being hit by a car. He underwent surgery to close his wounds, healed beautifully, and made a full recovery. What once looked like a devastating injury is now just a memory — and Rye is thriving. Over the past eight months in foster care, Rye has truly blossomed. He’s running, playing, and having a blast with his canine friends. The scared, injured stray who was left behind is now a happy, resilient boy who loves life and is ready for his forever home. And here’s the exciting news… Rye has a meet-and-greet scheduled for April 24! 🎉 After eight long months of waiting, he finally has a potential adopter who wants to meet him. This moment wouldn’t be possible without the incredible support from everyone who donated, shared, and believed in Rye. Because of you, he received the urgent medical care he needed and the time in foster to heal both physically and emotionally. From being abandoned… to surviving a traumatic accident… to healing and now possibly finding his forever family — Rye’s journey is a testament to what compassion can do. Thank you for being part of Rye’s story. His happy ending is so close, and we can’t wait to share the next chapter.
Poppy
Help Support Poppy's Path to Hope and Healing
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
Poppy is just a baby, only a year old, trying to survive on the streets when the unimaginable happened. She was struck by an ambulance on a Saturday, and by the time she arrived at the shelter two days later, it was clear her leg was badly broken. Despite the pain she was in, Poppy’s gentle spirit shone through. She greeted staff with soft eyes, leaning in for comfort from the people she was learning to trust. A full veterinary exam brought even more concerns. In addition to the broken leg that requires orthopedic surgery, Poppy tested positive for both Lyme disease and ehrlichia—two serious tick-borne illnesses that can weaken the immune system, cause joint pain, fever, anemia, and long-term complications if left untreated. While both conditions are manageable with early intervention, she’s facing a long road to recovery, one filled with medication, monitoring, and lots of loving care. Poppy’s still just a puppy, with her whole life ahead of her. She's shown us she's a fighter, but she can't do this alone. We’re committed to giving her every chance to heal fully and live the life she deserves, one filled with safety, love, and play. We’re asking for your support to help cover the cost of Poppy’s surgery and ongoing treatment. Every donation brings us closer to giving her the pain-free, joy-filled life she deserves. She’s already endured so much, and with your help, her future can be full of hope. Update 10/13/25 Poppy’s leg was saved! They were able to get her to an orthopedic specialist who was able to reconstruct her leg internally with hardware. Following the surgery, she had to be on mobility restrictions, but only needed a pressure bandage. Throughout the entire process, she maintained her sweet demeanor. Thank you for helping save her leg!
Sawyer
Sawyers Story: If You See Something, Say Something
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
When a Good Samaritan arrived at a residence to repossess stolen property, they never expected to find a heartbreaking scene that would change a life forever. In the corner of the cluttered space, Sawyer's eyes pleaded for mercy. Her skeleton frame frail and broken. Thankfully, animal control was called and Sawyer was taken into the care of One by One Animal Advocates. She was so emaciated that the vet gave her the lowest possible body score of only 1 out of 9 on the body condition scale—severely emaciated, suffering from extreme muscle wasting, and barely clinging to life. Desperate to survive, she had been eating whatever she could find. Her stomach was filled with plastic, debris, and trash. On top of it all, an old, untreated fracture in her growth plate has left her leg severely damaged, making every movement agonizing. She is unable to bear weight and screams out in pain when she tries. Surgery is required, but the truth is, Sawyer isn’t even strong enough for surgery yet. Her body is too fragile, too malnourished, and even vaccines must wait until she gains weight and stabilizes. Sawyer has suffered alone for too long, but now she has a chance. One By One Animal Advocates is committed to giving her the care she desperately needs, but can’t do it without you. With your support, Sawyer can be provided the nutrition, medical care, and surgery that will give her a real shot at life. She has already shown she is a fighter- now she just needs a little help to keep fighting.
Juliet
Juliet’s Fight for Her Life—And Her Kittens’
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
Juliet was once a stray cat struggling to survive in rural Kentucky. She had no caretaker, no shelter, and no food —just the growing weight of her unborn kittens inside her. She was extremely hungry, her fragile body searching for anything to eat. Desperate and exhausted, Juliet went into labor, doing everything she could to bring her babies into the world. Thankfully, this is when her rescuers stepped in. They rushed her to an emergency vet. By this time, Juliet had given birth to three tiny kittens, but something was wrong. Two more were still inside her, and no matter how hard she tried, they wouldn't come. They were too large. She was too weak. Without an urgent C-section, Juliet and her remaining kittens wouldn’t make it. Thanks to the incredible efforts of her rescuers and the veterinary team, the surgery was a success. Juliet made it through, and so did her kittens. For maybe the first time in her life, Juliet is finally safe and loved. Sadly, one of her babies was born with a severe cleft palate. Despite all efforts to help him thrive, this tiny kitten did not make it. The other four are doing well, constantly being loved on and hugged by mom. Juliet and her babies need continued medical care, nourishment, and a safe place to heal. Will you help Juliet and her kittens get the second chance they deserve? Your donation will ensure that Juliet and her babies never suffer alone again.
Pearl
Young Mom Cat, Pearl, Needs Surgery For A Rare And Dangerous Condition
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
Pearl came to One by One Animal Advocates after she had recently given birth to multiple kittens, but sadly only one named Diamond survived. To make matters worse, she was absolutely consumed by fleas, leaving her skin incessantly itchy, raw, and painful. The rescue noticed that her belly was enlarged and they assumed she was already pregnant again. However, Pearl’s condition rapidly declined. She began panting, became lethargic, and her body was hot to the touch. She was rushed to the emergency room. Her bloodwork revealed troubling abnormalities, but was clear of any signs of pregnancy, pyometra, or FIP. She was placed on IV fluids and antibiotics in hopes to relieve some of her symptoms and help her recover. She showed slight improvement but was not rebounding the way the vet would have liked to see. Finally, after ongoing vet visits, extensive bloodwork, and a variety of medications, her condition was discovered. Pearl has an ectopic spleen, meaning that it has actually displaced itself in her tiny body. This is a rare and dangerous condition that requires surgical removal. Pearl has fought so hard to stay well and take care of her one surviving kitten and One by One is determined to help her heal. Pearl’s surgery and care will be costly, but her life is worth it. Please donate today to help Pearl receive this life-saving surgery. Together, we can make a difference.
Priscilla
Help Priscilla Recover from Life-Saving Surgery After Years of Litters
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
Priscilla’s stomach was the first battleground you could see. Scarred, stretched, and sagging, it painted a brutal picture of her past. This gentle girl gave herself over and over, nursing countless litters until there was almost nothing left. By the time she landed at the shelter, she was just skin and bones, her body a roadmap of relentless sacrifice. And yet, those quiet days in that bare kennel might have been the safest she’d ever known. Then came a routine spay surgery that should have opened a door to a better life. But instead of relief, there was a faint line of blood along her incision site—an indication that it was *far* worse than a mere minor complication. Because beneath that thin layer of skin, Priscilla was bleeding internally—her organs just inches from spilling out. If not for one vigilant shelter employee who refused to ignore a small red flag, Priscilla would have lost her life. Thankfully, they contacted rescuers of One by One Animal Advocates, who stepped in and rushed her to the hospital where she underwent life-saving surgery. And against all odds—and despite all the abuse her body had endured—Priscilla pulled through, her spirit refusing to quit. Today, she’s in foster care, still fragile but slowly recovering. Every soft bed, every gentle pat, every kind word is a brand-new experience. Her future is no longer defined by suffering; it’s ripe with the promise of care, safety, and respect. In fact, just a day after surgery Priscilla's appetite started to return—she even tried a cuddly bone in foster care. But this is just the tip of this girl's recovery iceberg: there’s a long road ahead, both physically and emotionally. Priscilla deserves to heal and finally experience the love and safety she’s never known. Please help by donating today to support the costs of Priscilla's life-saving surgery and care. Together, we can give this girl all the love, comfort, and peace she so deserves—and prove that her life can be defined by healing, not hurt.
Miss Grey
Tiny Kitten Desperately Needs Help Battling Megaesophagus
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
Miss Grey has faced more challenges in her short life than most could imagine. Rescued from a heartbreaking hoarder’s property in West Virginia, she was just one of many cats and kittens struggling to survive in unspeakable conditions. The house was falling apart with missing deck boards and an infestation of giant spiders. There were abandoned cars and trash strewn everywhere. The cats were living off rusty trays filled with stale kibble. One by One Animal Advocates was doing their best to aid the cats on this property. They saw Miss Grey and her three siblings in a box, so young they still needed to be bottle fed. The rescue had absolutely nowhere to take them, but knew they couldn’t leave these incredibly susceptible, vulnerable kittens there as the cat colony was sick and dying. Safe and under their care, Miss Grey was the most enthusiastic eater but was vomiting up food consistently and only half the size of her siblings. They took her to the vet for an evaluation where she was diagnosed with generalized megaesophagus, warranting critical need for specialized care. This condition, likely congenital, causes her esophagus to function improperly, making it difficult for her to eat. She requires meals prepared as slurry and must eat in an upright position to allow gravity to help her digestion. Miss Grey has already undergone vet evaluations and X-rays, and while her condition cannot be cured, it can be managed with ongoing care. Despite her challenges, she is a sweet and resilient soul. She needs high-quality food, a specialized feeding chair, and regular follow-ups to monitor her progress. We cannot do this without your help. Please consider donating to help support Miss Grey’s medical needs, supplies, and care.
Lydia
Lydia is a 1 year old Great Dane in Huntington, WV, who needs $1,000 for spay, vaccines, flea treatment.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
* One by One Animal Advocate * Meet Lydia, a sweet and loving dog who just wants to feel safe and loved. She hasn't had vet care, but her great temperament shines through every day. Unfortunately, Lydia's mom is struggling with drug use and needs help. It has made it hard for her to take care of Lydia the way she deserves. In Huntington, West Virginia, our community is fighting a tough battle against addiction. It’s heartbreaking to see how this crisis has touched the lives of so many, including sweet Lydia. She’s facing a difficult time because her mom is ready to get help and enter a 30-day rehab program. But this means that Lydia needs a new place to call home—at least for now. She loves her dog more than anything, but she can't take care of her right now. That’s where we come in at One by One Animal Advocates. We want to give them both a chance at a brighter future. We’re arranging for Lydia's to be boarded for 30-days safely while her mom gets the support she needs. While staying with us, we'll make sure she receives all the care she deserves. Our plan includes full vet check-ups, spaying, and getting her food, flea prevention, and vaccines. But we need your help!
Frankie
Frankie is a 3 year old in Huntington, WV, who needs $1,500 for Injuries from dog attack.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
* One By One Animal Advocates * Help Frankie after a dog attack! Frankie is a sweet little dog who has faced unimaginable pain. He wandered into the neighbors yard and was badly injured by another dog. It wasn’t the big dog’s fault; but that doesn’t change how much Frankie is suffering. Frankie has multiple broken ribs, and there’s air trapped in his chest, making every breath a struggle. He’s in critical care right now, being watched closely by amazing vets who are doing everything they can to help him heal. He’s fighting so hard, but he needs urgent care to get better. Right now, Frankie needs our help more than ever. He's a small dog with a huge heart, but he’s hurting and we have the chance to save him. With your support, we can raise funds for his treatment, including surgery if necessary. He is not neutered and has fleas so he may not have an owner, or may have been lost. Every little bit counts—whether it's a dollar or sharing this campaign with friends.
Lilac
Lilac is a 2 year old Mix-Breed in Huntington, WV, who needs $2,000 for Emergency care and leg amputation.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
Lilac, a sweet momma cat, was found injured late at night - but she wasn't alone. She was trying to keep her little kittens safe and fed. It seemed like she had been hit by a car and was bleeding and in pain. Thankfully, the rescuers called for help and we rushed her to urgent care immediately. Through further diagnostics and xrays, it was discovered that Lilac had been shot! Her leg was severely infected causing her to be lethargic with a very high fever. Now, she needs to be hospitalized and observed, treated for pain, shock, infection, and have her leg amputated. Please help us save Lilac! Your donation, big or small, will go a long way for this little momma cat.
Popeye
Popeye is a 3 month old Mix-Breed in Huntington, WV, who needs $725 for Surgery to Remove Ruptured Eye.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
* One by One Animal Advocates * We received a call from the veterinary clinic about a poor little kitten, Popeye with a ruptured eye. A man found him and couldn't afford his vet bills. Popeye was moments away from being euthanized, but we couldn't let that happen. Thankfully, we were called to intervene and save him just in time. Popeye needs surgery to remove his eye. At the moment he is too young at 3 months old to be sterilized, but once he is and is healthy and happy again, he will be ready for his new forever home. Little popeye has a long and loving life ahead of him! Your donation can make a world difference in helping us turn his life around and ensuring he receives surgery to remove his damaged eye.
Henry
Henry is a two-month-old kitten in Huntington, WV, who needs $1,125 for emergency care.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
Time is of the essence for Henry. He was found abandoned near a community center with his eyes infected and swollen shut, leaving him helpless in unbearable pain. One By One Animal Advocates' volunteers whisked Henry to an animal hospital. "Henry is receiving veterinary care to see if his eyes can be saved," Heather A., with the nonprofit group, tells Waggle. "If not, he will need to undergo surgery to remove both eyes. Despite everything, he still purrs softly when being held or pet." One by One Animal Advocates is committed to doing everything possible to help Henry and find him a loving home. Your generosity can make a significant difference. Please give to help Henry!
Coco
Coco is a 6 year old American Bulldog in Huntington, WV, who needs $1,360 for Emergency surgery for prolapse.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
* One by One Animal Advocates * Coco was rescued from a heartbreaking situation by animal control, where she was confined to a small wire cage and forced to endure years of breeding. As a result, she suffered from a prolapsed vagina and rectum, causing her great pain and discomfort. Coco has already undergone emergency surgery, but she still needs another one due to complications. She is currently underweight, but with proper care and nourishing food, we can help her gain strength for the next surgery. Despite facing challenges with her health, Coco's gentle nature and wagging tail show just how much love she has to offer. By donating towards Coco's surgery, you are not only helping her heal physically but also giving her the love and care she has been deprived of for so long. Every little bit counts towards giving Coco a second chance at life filled with love, compassion, and joy.
Black Buddy
Black Buddy is a 2 year old American Shorthair in Huntington, WV, who needs $1,498 for Emergency dental and FIV positive.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
Black Buddy is a community cat who was previously neutered and ear-tipped through TNR. He roamed a neighborhood and one of the caregivers reached out when he showed up with a swollen face, an open mouth that he was unable to close, and drooling excessively. He had lost weight because he could not eat, and his appearance was more ragged than usual because he could not groom himself. Sadly he had been that way for a while, but no one could afford vet care for a cat that “wasn’t theirs” until finally his condition worsened to not being able to eat or close his mouth. At that point, one of the caregivers reached out for help. We got him an emergency appointment at PAC where they determined he had severe stomatitis and severe dental disease. They suspect he is middle-aged, but difficult to tell because his teeth were in such poor condition. He needs blood work and a combo test before dental. Turns out he is FIV+ which will impede his healing. Because of his FIV status he should not live outside unattended around other cats and none of the neighbors were willing to take him in. Black Buddy´s teeth are so bad that he needs emergency surgery as soon as possible. This was unexpected but an emergency! The good news is this street cat will no longer have to fend for himself or find shelter in bad weather.
Ladybug
Ladybug is a 10 year old Dachshund in Huntington, WV, who needs $1,400 for Surgery to remove bladder stone.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
* One By One Animal Advocates * Straining in agony, Ladybug needs your help! Ladybug is the beloved companion of an elderly couple who is on a fixed income. For days she has strained over and over to urinate, unable to go, the pressure and pain intensifying. Worried, they pulled together $106 to take her to Urgent Care where an XRY revealed a huge bladder stone, one so large it can only be surgically removed … and that is the problem … they have spent their money diagnosing her problem, and have nothing left. Should we require them to surrender? Should she go to the overcrowded shelter? Should they consider financial euthanasia? No. No. No. Seeing the bond between the elderly couple and Ladybug, the vet techs reached out to see if we could help, so now we turn to you. We want to help. We think Ladybug should stay in the home where she is loved, and we hope you agree. Can you help us raise the money for her necessary surgery?
Amelia
Amelia is a 2 year old Mama cat in Huntington, WV, who needs $2,000 for Surgery for broken jaw and rupture eye.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
Amelia sacrificed everything for her kittens. Amelia was hit by a car and miraculously survived this tragic accident that left her with a broken jaw and damaged eye. Despite her own pain and suffering, she still tried to care for her tiny week-old kittens. Amelia went days without eating or drinking, she was in horrible condition, while still trying to nurse her kittens. She never gave up. Now, she is in desperate need of surgery from an orthopedic specialist to repair her jaw and possibly save her damaged eye. Donate now to give Amelia the chance to heal and continue being the amazing mother that she is. Your donation will make a difference and allow One By One Advocated to get her the surgery she needs.
Iris
Iris is a 5 year old American Pit Bull Terrier in Huntington, WV, who needs $2,000 for Severe wounds and neglect.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
Iris has suffered unknown horrors No one knows the suffering Iris has endured. Her body bears so many injuries in various states of healing it is difficult to even guess. Dragged by a car is our first impression. Her face has the worst injuries with various layers of skin removed, some pieces blackened and necrotic, leaving exposed raw tissue behind. She is limping, and has wounds on both right legs and her right side. Not yet 3 years old, her body shows she has cared for multiple litters of puppies. What happened to her??? We really don’t know, but it is evident she requires extensive care. She needs to be sedated to have her wounds debrided, her eyesight evaluated and her eye possibly removed, an XRY to make sure nothing is broken. She also needs pain meds and antibiotics, laser therapy, and a spay to make sure she never has to be pregnant again. It was difficult to find a picture that is not painful to look at. Each snapshot reinforces the suffering she has endured, yet she is so sweet and desiring of affection. Iris needs our help. Iris has been failed in the past, but we have the chance to make it up to her … to show her what it feels like to be touched gently, and with love. Can you help us at One By One Animal Advocates provide the medical care she desperately needs?
Salty
Salty is a 3-month-old Husky in Huntington, WV, who needs $2,000 for Parvo-virus.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
Salty is a 12 week Husky pup who is in the fight for her life; a fight, sadly, her sibling did not win. Salty is at the ER where her parvo test showed a strong positive. Parvo-virus is a highly contagious and deadly disease that affects dogs, especially puppies. It can spread through contact with infected feces or contaminated environments. The virus attacks the dog's gastrointestinal system, causing severe vomiting, diarrhea, dehydration, and in some cases, death. The veterinary team is going to check for internal parasites and anemia, start fluids, antibiotics, and supplements … and pray. She will stay in isolation in critical care until she pulls through. Your donation will make sure there is no delay in Salty receiving life-saving care. Can she count on your help?
Thumper
Thumper is a three year old Domestic Shorthair cat in Huntington, WV, who needs $2,000 for emergency care.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
* TURN EVERY $1 YOU GIVE THUMPER INTO $2! Support the Waggle FurEver Fund by becoming a monthly donor and Waggle will MATCH your first month’s donation, applying it directly to Thumper’s care. Once you’ve clicked DONATE, simply select the MONTHLY DONATION option. * The sadness and pain behind Thumper's eyes is heartbreaking! He has been neglected for so long that his hair is tightly matted to his skin. This painful condition can even cut off circulation. One By One Animal Advocates saved Thumper and rushed him to an animal hospital. Thumper has eye infections and has difficulty breathing due to a respiratory infection. He's drooling, and a horrible odor is coming from his mouth. Thumper's veterinarian discovered a mass in his mouth. Because the tumor is so large, the cat is having difficulty eating and has no appetite. As soon as Thumper gains more weight and recovers from his respiratory infection, he will be sedated to be groomed, and his veterinarian can remove the tumor. Despite his horrendous condition, he is an incredibly loving boy and enjoys attention. Please help One By One Animal Advocates get Thumper back to the magnificent looking cat he was meant to be!
Solomon
Solomon is a 3-year-old DSH in Huntington, WV, who needs $1,500 for FIV and wound care.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
Solomon’s face shows the hardships of a cat living on the street. Fortunately he was picked up by two young girls who recognized his critical condition and, although they did not have money to provide for his medical care, they still took him to the vet where they pooled their money together to pay for an exam (all they could afford). They didn’t want him to be euthanized and the vet called us at One By One Animal Advocates to see if we would accept him. We said yes immediately when we saw his swollen face. We didn’t even know if he had eyes. Now, he is hospitalized and receiving receiving wound care and medication to ease his pain. Solomon is suffering from all sorts of health issues. He has a black area on his forehead, which is called Eschar. This is dead tissue that can develop on severe wounds. We don’t know what all that he will need, but we know we will do everything in our power to help him. Typical for orange guys, Solomon is incredibly affectionate despite his poor condition and pain. Every little bit helps, no matter how small. Your generosity will not only change Solomon's life but also show him that there are people who care about him. Thank you for considering supporting this precious boy!
Patch
Patch is a 2-month-old puppy in Huntington, WV, who needs $1,400 for Eye removal and Parvo-virus.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
Patch is a teeny tiny puppy - only 5 pounds - who we pulled from a rural Kentucky shelter because of an eye injury. He likely experienced a traumatic event before coming into the shelter damaging his eye, and we could see it needed to be removed as soon as possible. We had surgery set up, but he started showing signs of parvo the first afternoon in foster. Parvo-virus is a very serious sickness that spreads easily between dogs. It spreads easily and can be deadly if not treated quickly. Thankfully, he was already out of the shelter and in a foster home where his illness was promptly noticed. The vet team acted fast to start treatment, which saved his life. At only 8 weeks old, little Patch has endured more trauma and illness than any dog ever should. Can you help us cover his parvo treatment ($840) and surgery to remove his eye ($560). It’s time for Patch to be a playful pup with the whole world ahead of him 💙. Thank you for your generosity!
Wolfie
Wolfie is a 4-year-old Mix in Huntington, WV, who needs $2,000 for Gunshot Wound.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
BRUTALLY SHOT, WOLFIE’S BODY IS RIDDLED WITH BUCKSHOT The Lawrence Shelter reached out to us asking for assistance with Wolfie, thought to be the victim of a vicious coyote attack. He had multiple wounds, bleeding, swollen, and unable to bear weight on his back leg. We rushed him to Proctorville Animal Clinic where we learned the cause was more violent than we could have imagined; XRY’s revealed his entire back flank, leg, scrotum, and tail are filled with buckshot. Wolfie was the victim of an intentional act of violence meant to inflict immense pain. As shelter workers, vet staff, and rescuers, we too often see signs of neglect or cruelty. We are conditioned to put that aside focusing on medical care and a brighter future, but seeing Wolfie in this state reduced us all to tears. We cannot fathom in any part of of our hearts or souls how someone could be this sinister and cruel. Despite his tremendous pain, Wolfie has only offered a tail wag. Wolfie is Erlicchea, Lyme, and anasplasmosis positive and has multiple entry wounds. His biggest risk is infection and the biggest obstacle is pain control. He requires intensive hospitalization, IV fluids, IV pain meds, IV antibiotics and, although his back leg does not appear to be broken, it will need to be monitored. We will do everything in our power to help Wolfie heal physically, and mentally. He is tough for us…our hearts are hurting; but we will somehow pull it together to offer him gentle caresses, promising a better future. Can we count on you to help Wolfie?
Rosie
Rosie is a 2-month-old Great Dane Mix in Huntington, WV, who needs $2,000 for Broken Jaw and Wound Treatment.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
***TURN EVERY $1 YOU GIVE ROSIE INTO $2! Support the Waggle FurEver Fund by becoming a monthly donor and Waggle will MATCH your first month’s donation, applying it directly to Rosie’s care. Once you’ve clicked DONATE, simply select the MONTHLY DONATION option.*** After being attacked by a larger animal, Rosie suffered puncture wounds on her head, neck, and shoulders, as well as a broken jaw. Her pet guardian was considering ending her life instead of seeking veterinary help. Thankfully, someone stepped in and rushed Rosie to the emergency room for immediate care. They reached out to One by One Animal advocates, who are now working tirelessly to support her recovery. Rosie is currently receiving treatment at Proctorville Animal Clinic, but she urgently needs surgery to wire and repair her injured jaw. Currently under the care of the dedicated team at Proctorville Animal Clinic, Rosie urgently needs surgery to wire and repair her fragile jaw. Every moment counts as they strive to alleviate her pain and restore her ability to live a normal doggy life. However, the cost of this life-saving procedure is significant, and the rescue can't do it alone. By donating towards Rosie's medical expenses, you'll be directly contributing to her healing process. Your support will enable the skilled veterinarians to perform the necessary surgery and give Rosie the chance to eat, play, and live comfortably again.
Cora
Cora is a three-month-old Great Dane puppy in Huntington, WV, who needs $1,298 for urgent care.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
***TURN EVERY $1 YOU GIVE CORA INTO $2! Support the Waggle FurEver Fund by becoming a monthly donor and Waggle will MATCH your first month’s donation, applying it directly to Cora’s care. Once you’ve clicked DONATE, simply select the MONTHLY DONATION option.*** Cora Screams in Pain and Needs Your Help! At only ten weeks old, this Great Dane puppy has only known pain, misery, and discomfort. One By One Animal Advocates rescued her and needs your help raising money for her medical care. "Her owner had tried home remedies for her skin, but nothing was working, and she gave her away," Heather A., from the nonprofit group, tells Waggle. "When she bathed her, Cora screamed in pain. This person contacted us to see if we could help." Cora's skin is itchy, sore, broken, and bleeding from mange. Her ears are infected. All she does is shiver and cry. Her veterinarian asked One By One to order Cora a sweater. She needs pain medications, antibiotics, and daily baths with a special shampoo to start feeling some relief, then regular vet care when she is stable. Your generosity can change Cora's world. Please consider giving today!
Athena
Athena is a three-month-old Labrador mix in Huntington, WV, who needs $2,000 for urgent surgery.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
Athena, a sweet and innocent dog, was surrendered to a shelter in rural KY along with her siblings. She quickly took a turn for the worse and started having trouble breathing, leaving everyone at the shelter worried and helpless. Realizing the urgency of the situation, the shelter reached out for help. Unfortunately, they didn't have enough funds to provide Athena with the medical attention she desperately needed. It was clear that something serious was going on inside her tiny body. One By One Animal Advocates couldn't bear to see Athena suffer and stepped in to get her emergency veterinary care. After an XRY examination, the heartbreaking truth - severe trauma had destroyed her diaphragm. The broken and dislocated ribs makes the surgery tricky as they will continue to move even after repair. There is nothing that can be done for her ribs. It will be a long and questionable recovery, but the vets believe they can repair it. There will be a lot of pain associated with the unstable ribs, but she will get pain medicine for a long time to provide comfort. Imagine not being able to catch your breath because there is no room for your lungs to expand. This is exactly what Athena is going through right now. With every labored breath she takes, she tries to compensate by using her abdomen. It's a desperate struggle just to get some air. By supporting our campaign, you can play a vital role in saving Athena's life. Your generous contributions will go directly towards covering the costs of her much-needed surgery!
Noah Rudolph
Noah Rudolph is a two-year-old Pitbull in Huntington, WV, who needs $2,000 for urgent care after being shot.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
* The Waggle Foundation is dedicated to helping sick and injured pets regain good health. If you join our FurEver Fund today, Waggle will DOUBLE your first month's donation and apply it directly to Noah Rudolph's care. Click the blue donate button and choose the Monthly Donation option. * Bleeding, suffering, and limping, Noah Rudolph tried to find help. He just knew in his heart that not all people were bad. Noah wandered onto the porch of a kind homeowner who found him covered in blood. They contacted One by One Animal Advocates, who saved him. "His story is a mystery," Heather A., with the nonprofit group, tells Waggle. "No one in the neighborhood recognized him or knew where he came from." They raced Noah to the animal hospital for X-rays and got a gut-wrenching surprise. "We assumed he had been hit by a car and were shocked to find out the awful reality: He had been shot," Heather says. "This poor dog is so sweet despite the trauma he has endured. We cannot imagine how a person can look at a living soul and pull the trigger and cause damage and pain." Seeing animals injured and wounded is tough, but knowing the pain was intentionally caused is very difficult to deal with. The shelter named him Noah, and the animal hospital called him Rudolph for his red nose, just in time for the holidays. Now, One By One is getting Noah the best care so that once he's healed, a loving family can adopt him, and he will never know tragedy or pain like this again. Please consider giving toward Noah's emergency care. Every dollar makes a difference!
Jam Jam
Jam Jam is a 4-year-old Labrador in Huntington, WV, who needs $1,000 for Parvo-virus.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
* The Waggle Foundation is dedicated to helping sick and injured pets regain good health. If you join our FurEver Fund today, Waggle will DOUBLE your first month's donation and apply it directly to Jam Jam's care. Click the blue donate button and choose the Monthly Donation option. * Jam Jam is Fighting For His Life and Needs Your Help Jam Jam might be one of the cutest puppies we've ever seen--and his case is breaking our hearts. The chocolate Lab puppy is hospitalized in critical condition, fighting a potentially deadly virus called parvo. Jam Jam, his five littermates, and their mama dog were dumped at a rural shelter without any medical resources. If One By One Animal Advocates didn't save the family, the shelter may have euthanized them all. Sadly, two of Jam Jam's littermates died from the virus. However, despite his bloody diarrhea and dangerously high fever, Jam Jam is still fighting. "Nothing is more heartbreaking than seeing innocent puppies hooked up to IVs fighting for their lives when the owners just discarded them," Heather A., with the nonprofit group, tells Waggle. "Please consider a donation towards Jam Jams' medical care. He deserves this chance at a better life, and with your support, we can give him just that."
Todd
Todd is a four-month-old Domestic Shorthair cat in Huntington, WV, who needs $1,500 for emergency care.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
* The Waggle Foundation is dedicated to helping sick and injured pets regain good health. If you join our FurEver Fund today, Waggle will DOUBLE your first month's donation and apply it directly to Todd's care. Click the blue donate button and choose the Monthly Donation option. * Todd has already used up one of his nine lives at just four months old. The poor kitten was abandoned and then hit by a car. Injured and in pain, he sat on the side of the road, hoping someone would save him. That's when a good Samaritan found Todd, picked him up, and gunned it to an animal hospital. The staff rushed Todd in for X-rays, which revealed he had two broken bones in his front legs. The hospital didn't want him to die but could not pay for his treatment, so they contacted One By One Animal Advocates. "They asked us if we could save his life, and we said, 'Yes,'" Heather A., with One By One, tells Waggle. Now, the nonprofit group is gunning--to raise the money for Todd's emergency care and likely surgery. "This little guy has already been through so much and endured a lot of pain at such a young age," Heather says. "Can you help us provide him with the care he needs to recover and be a healthy kitten?" Please make Todd's New Year merry and bright by giving to his campaign!
Cheyenne
Cheyenne is a 6.5-year-old Chihuahua in Huntington, WV, who needs $2,000 for Surgery to Fix Bilateral Luxating Patellas.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
Please help Cheyenne! Cheyenne is a 6.5 year old Chihuahua with bilateral luxating patellas. Every step she takes is painful, because her knees are out of place. Cheyenne was rescued in July. Cheyenne came from a hoarding situation which is bad enough, but it gets worse. The rescue found out about the dogs because someone was trying to help her owner, who had health issues. The lady could hardly move around, sat mostly in the floor. As a result, the dogs never went outside. All the dogs from hoarding situation used the bathroom on the trailer floor. It was heat of summer, and no AC. Cheyenne was part of an accidental litter. Because she was not “full-blooded”, her owner did not like her, resulting in very little human interaction. Her mom and her both had flaky skin, overgrown nails, and flea infested. They were terrified and growled because they had never been around other humans. Cheyenne is now with One by One Animal Advocates receiving love and care. If enough funds are raised, she will be able to undergo surgery to fix her knees. She will receive this procedure at Proctorville Veterinary Clinic in Ohio. Please consider donating to help Cheyenne so she can get the help she needs. Thank you for your support!
Wilbur
Wilbur is a 12-year-old Mix in Huntington, WV, who needs $2,000 for Chemical Burn and Severe Neglect.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
* The Waggle Foundation is dedicated to helping sick and injured pets regain good health. If you join our FurEver Fund today, Waggle will DOUBLE your first month's donation and apply it directly to Wilbur's care. Click the blue donate button and choose the Monthly Donation option. * “If you see something, say something” … thank goodness a concerned neighbor did just that, calling animal control to report an injured animal left outside. When animal control arrived, the owner said Wilbur had gotten into some kind of chemical three weeks ago. He said “he meant to take him to be euthanized” but never gave a clear reason why he didn’t. Sadly, lack of medical care is not a punishable offense. For three weeks, this poor dog has suffered in agony, in silence, all by himself. The skin has been burnt off his face, affecting his nose and lips, oozing clear fluid that caused the straw he was lying in to stick to his wounded face. The shelter is full and does not have the funds to provide care for this grievous injury. That is when we stepped in to take him into our care at One By One Animal Advocates. Wilbur was sedated so he his wounds could be cleaned, debrided, and treated. In addition to his obvious wounds he has muscle wasting most evident at his head and along his spine; so much so that the vet did not feel comfortable neutering him in his current condition. We found out he is Lyme and Erlicchea positive, not a huge surprise since he’s been living outside, and possibly heartworm positive - it has been sent to an outside lab for confirmation. We were a bit worried because they wanted to do an XRY because his heart sounded suspicious, but turns out it was ok and he had “old man lungs”. We are feeling overwhelmed in medical cases, but we cannot say no to this innocent dog who has fought to survive. Can you join our team in support of Wilbur, and help us get him started on the road to recovery?
Maxine
Maxine is a five-year-old Domestic Shorthair cat in Huntington, WV, who needs $1,500 for urgent medical care.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
* The Waggle Foundation is dedicated to helping sick and injured pets regain good health. If you join our FurEver Fund today, Waggle will DOUBLE your first month's donation and apply it directly to the Maxine's care. Click the blue donate button and choose the Monthly Donation option. * Maxine's endured horrific suffering, and she needs your help! She's covered in painful chemical burns, and it hurts to move. One By One Animal Advocates saved Maxine after a series of terrible events. "Imagine spending your whole life confined in a small cage, with no freedom to explore or experience the joys of being a cat," Heather A., with the nonprofit group, tells Waggle. "That's exactly what Maxine endured until she was surrendered to be euthanized." It was suspected stress and ear mites were causing health problems for the sweet cat. But things only got worse when an attempt was made to treat her with medication. "Instead of providing relief, it caused a horrific chemical burn, leaving her with an open, bloody wound and singeing off her whiskers," Heather says. But now, Maxine is safe with One By One Animal Advocates. "She has been through a lot, and now we have the opportunity to truly change her life for the better," Heather says. With your help and support, we can give Maxine the veterinary care and love she needs to heal from her physical wounds and regain her trust in humans. Thank you for your support!
Peaches
Peaches is a 2-year-old Pitbull mix in Huntington, WV, who needs $2,000 for emergency care.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
* The Waggle Foundation is dedicated to helping sick and injured pets regain good health. If you join our FurEver Fund today, Waggle will DOUBLE your first month's donation and apply it directly to Peaches's care. Click the blue donate button and choose the Monthly Donation option. * Was Peaches hurt in a dog fight? Burned? Or Abused? No one knows how Peaches sustained the shocking, blistering injuries to her face, but she realized she needed help. "Someone found Peaches seeking refuge at a house, her face marred by wounds from her forehead to her nose," Heather A., with One By One Animal Advocates, tells Waggle. "She whimpered in agony, desperately seeking relief." The group saved Peaches after she ended up in a shelter and brought her straight to an emergency animal hospital. "Poor Peaches is suffering from oozing and infected burns," Heather says. "It's heartbreaking." The medical team discovered Peaches had scars all over her body. "This isn't the first time Peaches has encountered violence before finding safety," Heather says. "She is lucky to be alive." The staff sedated Peaches to clean her wounds. She is hospitalized, receiving IV fluids, antibiotics, and medication to manage her pain. While these treatments provided temporary relief, her journey toward recovery is just beginning. The good news is Peaches doesn't seem to know her face bears the scars of her hideous past. She appears on her way to being a happy-go-lucky, tail-wagging girl. "Our hope is that we love her so much that she doesn't remember what happened," Heather adds. "She did not deserve to be so horrendously mistreated, but we are hopeful that we can still give this girl a bright future." Help Peaches put her traumatizing past in the rearview mirror and live a pain-free future. Every dollar counts and will make a big difference! If giving isn't possible, please share this campaign with others.
Pete
Pete is a 3-year-old Rottweiler in Huntington, WV, who needs $2,000 for Emergency Care for Heat Stroke.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
An urgent plea for help. Pete's heartbreaking story begins on the shoulder of a highway in Virginia, where he was found lying alongside another abandoned Rottweiler. Concerned citizens swiftly rescued these innocent pups, successfully luring one into their car. But poor Pete was so desperate that he couldn't even stand or lift his head by himself. Pete's condition turned critical when his temperature skyrocketed to a dangerously high 106.9 degrees - almost fatal. Thankfully, One By One Animal Advocates got wind of the situation and immediately jumped in to offer assistance. "We believe he had been left out in the scorching sun with his thick fur coat, without any access to water," Heather A. tells their rescue supporters. Pete is a lovable giant weighing 141 pounds and is under the constant care of a dedicated veterinary team. His condition is critical, requiring 26 bags of fluids over several days. His organs are being closely monitored, as they suspect his current state is a result of heat stroke. Without immediate intervention, this gentle soul would not have made it through another moment on the side of the interstate. "Please help us give him the chance he needs. We can’t do it without your help!" Please don't hesitate; act now and help One By One Animal advocates save Pete.
Olivia
Olivia is a 2-year-old DSH in Huntington, WV, who needs $1,850 for Leg Amputation Surgery.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
Olivia urgently needs your help! She was discovered injured and dragging her front left leg. One look at Olivia and her rescuer knew she needed our help. "She was sweet, her leg was just dangling and smelt terrible," the compassionate lady told the vet clinic when he brought her into urgent care. And that's when One By One Animal Advocates came to her rescue. They saw the desperate situation she was in. Someone applied a bandage on Olivia's arm a few months ago, unknowingly causing more harm than good. The tightness of the bandage cut off circulation, preventing any chance of healing - causing her arm to rot and die. Olivia is hospitalized and receiving intensive treatment. She is in shock and requires constant monitoring. She is receiving IV fluids to keep her hydrated, high-power pain medication to alleviate her suffering, and antibiotics to fight infections. "The video is graphic- she was sedated and still reacting to the tremendous amount of pain she is in as the bandage was removed," Heather A. tells Waggle. Unfortunately, Luna's arm must be amputated due to a severe infection. It will also give her the best option to have the best chance at a happy and healthy life. Please help One By One Animal Advocates get Olivia the lifesaving care she needs. Donate now!
Dobby
Dobby is a 8-year-old Mix in Huntington, WV, who needs $1,500 for Surgery for Fracture.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
Dobby, an 8-month-old dog, is in desperate need of your help. He found himself alone at the Emergency vet clinic with a broken front leg, longing for his owner to come and save him. But sadly, they never showed up. His owner abandoned him instead of providing the care he desperately needed. Due to legal complications, Dobby's much-needed leg surgery has been delayed. Time was running out as the ER faced the difficult decision to euthanize him if no one stepped forward. The ER has approached one By One Animal Advocates, asking for our assistance in saving Dobby's life. "Sadly, we currently have no available foster homes or space to accommodate him. But one thing is certain - we cannot let him down, and we cannot let him lose his life when he's just starting to experience it," Heather A., tell their supporters. "We are going on faith that you all will show your support through donations, that may be a rescue will find a spot, or that hopefully a foster will find a little extra room." Rescues need help and can't do it alone. They urgently need your help! Every single contribution counts.
Panini
Panini is a 2-year-old Domestic Shorthair cat in Huntington, WV, who needs $1,300 for emergency care.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
Three dogs attacked Panini after she wandered into the wrong place at the wrong time. Now, she's fighting for her life and needs your help. "She was a stray cat and had a terrifying experience when she walked into a fenced-in yard," Heather A., with One By One Animal Advocates, tells Waggle. The dogs' guardians heard the commotion and quickly intervened to stop the attack, saving Panini from further harm. Then they rushed her to the animal hospital but could not afford her emergency care. The clinic asked One by One Animal Advocates to rescue Panini, and the nonprofit group couldn't say no to such a sweet kitty with such a sad story. Panini was in shock and needed IV fluids. The veterinary team sedated her so they could care for her wounds, including a leg injury so severe she lost all the skin on the limb. "Amputation would be the quickest solution, but we are determined to save Panini's leg," Heather says. "She's receiving wound care and laser therapy, which helps stimulate healing, plus antibiotics and pain medicine to keep her comfortable." This kitty is shaping up to be a loving companion once she heals. "Panini is so affectionate and grateful for every meal and loves being pet," Heather says. "Your support towards her medical care is much appreciated. Thank you!"
Bramble
Bramble is a 6-month Mix in Huntington, WV, who needs $2,000 for Pelvis and Femur Fracture.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
Bramble was struck by a car, leaving her with a shattered leg and hip. A kind-hearted person found Bramble, and although they couldn't afford medical care, they did what they could to comfort her. They gave her a cozy blanket and pillow while they searched for assistance. The wonderful One by One Animal Advocates team heard about Bramble's situation and decided to help. The veterinarians examined her carefully and sadly discovered multiple fractures in her pelvis and femur. These injuries were so complex that they would require two surgeries, pins, plates, and over $3,900 to fix. "Amputation is cheaper and easier, but she is only 6 months old and the prognosis of saving her leg was excellent. She has her whole life ahead of her, so we opted to repair," Heather A. tells their supporters. "It’s a lot of personal responsibility knowing an animal will suffer if you don’t help so, even though we are tired, low on money, or no fosters available, we take a leap of faith and say yes, then figure it out as we go." Please consider donating today and helping Bramble get back on her paws so she can enjoy a happy and healthy life!
Oscar
Oscar is a 10-year-old Domestic Shorthair cat in Huntington, WV, who needs $2,000 for urgent medical care.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
Oscar spent more than a decade roaming the streets. Sadly, his caretaker recently passed away, leaving Oscar to face the world alone. He had never experienced the warmth and comfort of being indoors, but thankfully, a kind-hearted family member came to Oscar's rescue and welcomed him into their home. But they soon discovered Oscar needed urgent medical care they could not afford. They contacted One By One Animal Advocates for help. "Oscar's swollen paws are split open and bleeding, which makes it incredibly painful for him to walk," Heather A., with the nonprofit group, tells Waggle. "This is a condition called plasma cell pododermatitis." He is underweight, and his teeth are so rotten his tongue won't stay in his mouth. He may also be deaf or have polyps in his ears. Oscar will need antibiotics and dental surgery when he gains weight and is stable. Poor Oscar never puts his head down! Even while he sleeps. Heather suspects it's because he lived outside for so long he's used to being on high alert. But with your help, Oscar can get the care he needs and live out his senior years indoors with a loving family. "We look forward to getting him in tiptop shape so he can enjoy life," Heather says. "We would appreciate your help in doing so!"
Ace
Ace is a 2-year-old Pitbull Mix in Huntington, WV, who needs $2,000 for Gunshot Wounds.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
Animal Control received some calls that Ace was running around without any supervision. They went to his owner's house and gave them a warning, hoping they would keep Ace safe at home. But unfortunately, things didn't go as planned. Ace found himself on the loose again, with no one looking out for him. This time, something terrible happened. A neighbor got scared when Ace entered their yard because they thought their small dog might be in danger. Out of fear, they shot poor Ace not once but twice! He was unfortunately shot in the front leg and back thigh, causing him immense pain. Now, he urgently requires X-rays to assess the extent of his injuries and any potential broken bones or internal damage. While the neighbor had every right to protect their property, it is truly disheartening that Ace has to endure this agony because his owner allowed him to roam freely despite clear instructions not to do so. At One by One Animal Advocates, our focus is helping Ace heal and find a loving home where he'll never experience neglect again. Your donation will help Ace start his journey toward his new life! Thank you!
Clancy
Clancy is a 10-year-old German Shepherd in Huntington, WV, who needs $2,000 for emergency care.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
* The Waggle Foundation is dedicated to helping sick and injured pets regain good health. If you join our FurEver Fund today, Waggle will DOUBLE your first month's donation and apply it directly to Clancy's care. Click the blue donate button and choose the Monthly Donation option. * Clancy was shot, abandoned, and left for dead in a ditch. The rescuers who discovered this poor senior boy couldn't believe their eyes. "Under the scorching sun, fleas and flies covered Clancy's frail body; he was being eaten alive," Heather A., with One By One Animal Advocates, tells Waggle. "It seemed like a miracle he was still breathing. How could someone let such a sweet soul endure so much suffering?" His rescuers raced him to the animal hospital, where the veterinary team found Clancy was saved in the nick of time! "He was extremely dehydrated, anemic, and weak," Heather says. "He tested positive for Lyme disease and Ehrlichia, which explains why he struggles to walk. X-rays also revealed a fractured jaw from being shot in the face." Though Clancy was thrown out and left to die, he still shows so much trust. "Clancy still wags his tail and gives unconditional love to humans," Heather adds. "Now, in his golden years, he deserves love, care, and comfort." With your support, One by One Animal Advocates can ensure Clancy receives the veterinary care he desperately needs to feel happy and healthy again! Please give to help Clancy live out his life without pain and suffering.
Carina
Carina is a two-month-old Tabby cat in Huntington, WV, who needs $1,200 for immediate surgery.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
Carina had a horrible start to life, and with your help, Waggle and One By One Animal Advocates can make sure she lives happily ever after. The kitten suffered a hideous prolapsed eye injury at just two months old. No one knows how it happened, but when One By One Animal Advocates saved her, they did know she was in agony and needed immediate surgery. What amazes the animal welfare group is despite all she's been through, Carina is so sweet and affectionate. "She's still full of love and purrs," Heather A., with One By One Animal Advocates, tells Waggle. "Just imagine the joy she'll bring to her forever family once she's fully recovered." Now the nonprofit group is trying to raise the money to pay the kitten's surgery bill. Please give to help Carina!
Callie
Callie is a 9-year-old Boston Terrier in Huntington, WV, who needs $1,500 for Heat Exhaustion and Emergency Care.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
Callie was found in someone's yard suffering from heat exhaustion. She could barely walk under the scorching sun when she was luckily discovered just in time. She was rushed to the vet for urgent care. They could not afford her care, so One by One Animal Advocates stepped in to help. The vet suspects she has a disc problem, and an x-ray confirmed it - she has a collapsed area between L2 and L3, and other vertebrae are starting to fuse, leaving her with limited mobility in one of her back legs. She has a large polyp in her right ear, which makes her very hard of hearing, and cataracts in both eyes, making her visually impaired. Callie also has a severe grade 4-5 heart murmur and an enlarged heart. While she needs a dental badly and her toenails are long, those are minor compared to everything else she's dealing with. "Her life should not be this way. She should be pampered and enjoying her golden years with a family who adores her," Heather tells supporters. "We can’t imagine her confusion and fear if she was discarde It's suspected she was abandoned because of her medical issues. Callie has received all the basic treatments she needs, including medication to alleviate her spine and walking issues. That is just the start. The vet is prioritizing the next steps toward her recovery. But the rescue needs your help to cover the cost of her medical care. Your generous donation can make a huge difference in Callie's life.
Nadia
Nadia is a 5-year-old Great Pyrenees in Huntington, WV, who needs $2,000 for Emergency Care.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
Nadia desperately needs our help. This poor girl was brought into the shelter, looking almost unrecognizable due to her breed and age being obscured by her poor condition. She was likely discarded when she was no longer needed for breeding. Nadia's emaciated body looks like she's 15 years old instead of the vibrant pup she should be. Her fur is patchy and missing, and her skin is red and irritated from all the fleas crawling around her body. Her nails are overgrown and painful, making it difficult for her to walk or even stand properly. Worst of all, Nadia may be suffering from entropion, which can cause blindness if left untreated. No living creature deserves to suffer like this, especially not one as kind and innocent as Nadia. Nadia needs medical care and lots of TLC to help her feel better. With your support, you can help One by One Animal Advocates get her all the care she needs. So please, consider opening your heart to sweet Nadia. Let's give her a chance at a happy and healthy life that she deserves.
Matty
Matty is a 9-month-old Mix in Huntington, WV, who needs $2,000 for Femur Fracture and Surgery.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
Matty was rescued from a home with an alcoholic owner and immediately needed medical attention. She was spayed through a community program but tested positive for Lyme disease and required doxycycline for a month. Due to her owner's condition, she stayed with a friend. Matty then suffered a terrible injury after being hit by a car. Her leg was hot and swollen, and she was in pain. Thankfully, One by One Animal Advocates rescued her and took her to urgent care. Sadly, initial X-rays have shown that Matty has suffered two femur fractures - how painful! Surgery can save her leg, but it will be complicated and expensive. She needs an FHO as well as two fractures repaired. The success of the surgery depends on how old the fracture is and what the teams of vets find when they get in there. Surgery can save her leg, but it will be complicated and expensive. She needs an FHO as well as two fractures repaired. The success of the surgery depends on how old the fracture is and what the teams of vets find when they get in there. Everyone who has met this sweet girl is determined to do everything they can to help Matty make a full recovery, but her medical expenses are piling up. Matty deserves a chance, but the rescue can't afford it alone. Let's come together to help this precious pup heal and live a happy life again. Thank you for your support!
Lina
Lina is a 10-month-old Calico Cat in Huntington, WV, who needs $1,000 for Prolapsed Reproductive Tract.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
Lina's barely a year old but has already been through more pain and suffering than most of us could handle. She was brought into our care at One by One in terrible condition with a prolapsed reproductive tract that had been left untreated for days. The tissue was discolored and drying out. Lina needs our help urgently. She requires emergency surgery to prevent the tissue from becoming necrotic or developing sepsis, which could result in death. The procedure will be difficult but necessary - she will need very strong antibiotics and pain medication during her recovery. Lina is still such a loving and affectionate cat. She purrs at even the slightest bit of attention and loves to be petted and cuddled. We can't bear to see her in this kind of pain and discomfort any longer, which is why we need your help. This little girl deserves to live a happy and healthy life. Thank you for your kindness and generosity!
Allie
Allie is a 2-year-old Beagle Mix in Huntington, WV, who needs $1,700 for Mass Removal, Bladder Stones, Dental.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
Meet Allie, a sweet beagle mix who desperately needs your help. She was found in a rural shelter with blood in her urine and a worrying mass on her chest. Unfortunately, the shelter doesn't have any funds for her care. If nobody steps up to help her, poor Allie will either suffer and get worse or be euthanized. That's when One by One Animal Advocates Rescue stepped up to take on her case and saved Allie from this dire situation. They couldn't let this happen to such an innocent and deserving dog like Allie. But they need your support to provide her with the necessary medical attention she needs. "When we picked her up, she was covered in urine and blood and had an overwhelming flea infestation," Heather explains. Allie had a fine needle aspiration of the mass on her chest, pre-op blood work, and X-rays at the veterinarian's office, where they found a HUGE bladder stone causing all the bleeding. Every day must have been excruciatingly painful for her. To make matters worse, Allie also requires dental treatment, but it had to wait until after her bladder surgery. Please consider helping Allie today by donating whatever amount you can and sharing Allie's story with others!
Dale
Dale is a 2-year-old Mastiff - St Bernard Mix in Huntington, WV, who needs $1,800 for Emergency Care.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
Innocent Dog Suffers For Far Too Long In Isolation And Misery. Imagine being tethered to a post by a heavy logging chain with no food or water in sight. Your bones are prominent, your stomach shrunk, and wounds dig deep into your neck from the same chains that keep you trapped. This was the heartbreaking reality for Dale, who was recently uncovered by a deputy investigating animal neglect. He had been tethered to a post and had no access to food or water, even though the weather was scorching hot. The damage to his body did not occur overnight; Dale has suffered for far too long in isolation and misery. He was seized from this deplorable, neglectful situation, and the owner has been cited with animal cruelty and neglect. Thankfully, One by One Animal Advocates is stepping up to provide Dale with the medical care he needs. He will require blood work to check if his organs have suffered damage due to malnourishment, diagnostic tests to look for heartworms or tick-borne diseases, sedation to examine and treat his severe neck wounds, and antibiotics and pain medication. Dale will also needs to be sedation to examine and treat his severe "This case is incredibly sad and should never have happened, but we are thankful a concerned citizen spoke up and the authorities responded and acted on the travesty they witnessed," One by One Animal Advocates tells their supporters. "Now it is our turn to take over his medical care to try to reverse the wrong he has endured." Any amount you can donate will provide him with the necessary treatment, nutrition, and love he deserves. Together, we can give him a second chance at a life filled with happiness and health!
Daphne
Daphne is a 10-year-old Mixed Breed Dog in Huntington, WV, who needs $1,180 for Emergency Care.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
My name is Daphne, and I'm a sweet old girl found lying on the side of a road in the middle of nowhere. My vision and hearing aren't what they used to be. I was scared, alone, and wondering if anyone would come to save me. After what felt like an eternity, something wonderful happened - someone rescued me and took me home! She listed me on a yard sale site as free, but still, no one claimed me as their own. That's when One by One Animal Advocates stepped in to help and took me to the vet. My eyes were goopy and I couldn't see properly. The vet confirmed that it was entropion - something causing me a lot of discomfort. I also had a painful limp in my front left leg, which made them think I might have been hit by a car. To top it off, my skin was so itchy it felt like fire ants were crawling all over me. My teeth hurt too, which made eating difficult. Thanks to some amazing humans, I now feel so much better! They gave me medicine, bathed and wrapped me in cozy blankets. It's incredible how much of a difference they've made in my life. I can't believe that there are people out there who care about dogs like me. Despite being older, they saw my worth and gave me a second chance in my golden years. But, as with all of us older folks, medical bills can pile up quickly. Would you be willing to help support me in this next chapter of my life? Your kindness means everything!
Pushpop
Pushpop is a 8-year-old DSH Cat in Huntington, WV, who needs $820 for Pillow Foot, A Mass On One Paw, and Ulcers In Mouth.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
It was a heartbreaking sight when this sweet, orange cat was limping towards the doorstep of a house. His poor paws were in terrible, raw and painful condition. Knowing that he needed immediate help, the rescuer quickly sent out an urgent message to us at One by One Animal Advocates seeking help.. When we took him to the vet, they found that he had been severely anemic. They were initially stumped; A chemical burn seemed likely at first since all four paws were affected as well as his abdomen and tail. Pushpop was too anemic and far too fragile for sedation. But it became clear that hospitalization on fluids was necessary to inspect his condition properly. Bloodwork was needed daily to monitor his condition and progress. The vet team diagnosed him with severe Pillow Foot, a mass on one paw, and ulcers in his mouth. This is also known as Feline plasma cell pododermatitis. It is a condition in which severe inflammation develops on the foot pads. Pododermatitis occurs when the immune system is mistakenly triggered and it overproduces lymphocytes With medication for Pillow foot, he has now become more stable. He will soon be ready for the next steps towards recovery: an operation to remove the mass on one paw, as well as histopathology to exam the mass tissues under a microscope. But that wasn't all - it seemed Pushpop also required every single one of his teeth pulled out in order to treat stomatitis, causing ulcers in his mouth. Despite his obvious pain, he’s an absolute trooper and very loving. With just a bit of help towards Pushpop's medical care, we can make sure that we never have to say no to an animal in need! Can you help us get this sweet, senior the care he deserves?
Tilt
Tilt is a 3-year-old Domestic Shorthair cat in Huntington, WV, who needs $1,000 for emergency care.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
Tilt's life changed when some animal lovers spotted him at a local mall dragging his leg. The cat appeared to be in excruciating pain as he struggled to walk. They caught Tilt and rushed him to an emergency animal hospital. The staff discovered he had a dislocated pelvis. He was hit with such force that broken bone fragments scattered throughout his leg. When One by One Animal Advocates heard about Tilt, they immediately offered to help with his medical bills and surgery. "Tilt the cat has been through a lot, but thankfully the kind girl who trapped and rescued him discovered that he's very friendly and just needed a little love," Heather A. with One by One tells Waggle. "She is committed to giving him all the care and support he needs to gain confidence and thrive as an indoor pet. He will undergo leg amputation surgery and spend time resting in a crate due to the fractured pelvis." Now the nonprofit group is racing to help raise money for Tilt's care. Will you give so he can have a second chance? "Thanks to the kindness of strangers, this sweet little cat might still be wandering alone on the streets," Heather says. "With your help, One by One can help pay his medical bills. A donation towards Tilt's surgery would be an immense relief! Can you help?"
India
India is a 4 year old Corgi Mix in Red Bank, NJ, who needs $1,600 for Yes.
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Whisper
Whisper is a 6-year-old Staffordshire Terrier in Huntington, WV, who needs $2,000 for Painful Prolapse.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
Let's rally together to help Whisper, a disabled Gulf War veteran's dog who urgently needs emergency surgery that her owner cannot afford. One by One Animal Advocates will help relieve the financial burden by covering the total cost of Whisper's medical bill and returning her healthy and happy to her loving owner. "He has selflessly served our nation, and it is an honor and a privilege to be able to give back to him," Heather from One by One tells Waggle. Whisper can no longer urinate and is suffering from a severe vaginal prolapse. The condition is more common in young females of large and brachycephalic breeds. Her vagina has become displaced and requires urgent surgical attention to relieve her discomfort and ensure she stays healthy - as it can worsen if untreated over time. Whisper is a faithful companion to her adoring owner. But now, she is in pain, and it breaks her owner's heart to see her suffer as he searches for a way to ease her discomfort. Let's come together to help those who have served our country, both the dogs in need and their devoted owners. Every donation, however small, can give this special pup a chance at life again - by helping fund the surgery she needs to get back on her paws and quickly home to her human dad. "Thank you again for allowing us this opportunity to give back to those who have given so much! We are immensely grateful for your generosity and ongoing support."
Tessa
Tessa is a 3-year-old Mix in Huntington, WV, who needs $2,000 for C-section Surgery and Parvo Treatment.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
Heavily Pregnant With Parvo-virus In A Rural Kentucky Shelter One By One Animal Advocates sprang into action when they heard about a heavily pregnant dog at a rural Kentucky shelter. Without hesitation, they rushed to her aid and took her in, providing her with the loving foster home she desperately needed. Tessa finally felt safe, secure and cared for the very next day - she delivered. Sadly it was stillborn and to save her remaining three pups, an emergency c-section was quickly performed at the animal hospital. Miraculously, these tiny puppies emerged unscathed, with full coats of fur and healthy suckling abilities thanks to their mother's milk supply. Tessa and her new family of three were healthy and happy - until the biggest puppy unexpectedly declined and passed away. Her situation became an emergency again, and Tessa was rushed to the animal hospital. Shortly after, she was diagnosed with an awful virus, Parvo-virus. "We can't imagine delivering a stillborn puppy, undergoing a c-section, losing more of her babies AND being diagnosed with a deadly virus." says Heather. Every minute mattered. Tessa had one puppy left and was fighting for her life. She is compromised already: unknown history, shelter life, mated with a bigger dog (which is why she needed a C-section). She is depressed and exhausted. With your assistance, rescue groups can ensure that abandoned dogs like Tessa find safety, comfort and ultimately, their forever homes. No amount is too small! Your generosity will mean the world to Tessa and many others.
Robin
Robin is a 3-year-old DSH Cat in Huntington, WV, who needs $1,700 for Leg Amputation Due to Being Shot.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
Robin was likely someone's beloved companion when he showed up at someone's house, seemingly in good condition but limping. Treating Robin's injury would have been a financial impossibility for his rescuer, yet they could not turn away from this limping feline friend. With their limited resources already stretched thin, the kind-hearted person had no choice but to bring him to the shelter for help. Unfortunately, he could not bear any weight on his leg and required medical evaluation - an expense the shelter couldn't afford. We were then asked to help Robin financially with his emergency care. We couldn't say no and watch this sweet little kitty suffer. Sending Robin for an X-Ray was heartbreaking - discovering that a bullet had pulverized his leg and scattered fragments of bone all over the place. We knew immediately that amputation was the only viable option, as even if it were possible to fix his leg, there was no guarantee he'd ever walk correctly again. We need your help to save this sweet cat's life and ensure they live their best nine lives! Please donate today to ensure we can get our furry friends the care they deserve! Your generous contribution will enable us to make a real difference in Robin's life and ensure he lives his best nine lives. At our non-profit rescue, One by One Animal Advocates relies on generous donations from amazing people to help us care for cats and dogs in need. Please join us as we work together to support our feline friends!
Pushpop
Pushpop is an 8-year-old DSH Cat in Huntington, WV, who needs $ $1,326 for urgent care.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
Pushpop limped toward the doorstep of a house, begging for help. His paws were torn and raw, and ulcers covered his mouth. When One by One Animal Advocates heard about Pushpop, they knew they had to help him! They rushed him to the animal hospital, where Pushpop was admitted. The veterinary team discovered he was severely anemic and needed fluids and daily bloodwork to monitor his fragile condition. The poor kitty also suffered from "pillow foot," an autoimmune disorder that caused his painful paws. He also needs surgery to remove a mass on his foot and dental surgery for his horrible teeth. "Despite his obvious pain, he's an absolute trooper and very loving," Heather A., with One by One Animal Advocates, tells Waggle. The group needs your assistance raising the money for Pushpop's care. Once he has surgery and is on medication to help with his foot condition, they think he will be ready for the loving forever home he deserves! "With just a bit of help towards Pushpop's medical care, we can make sure that we never have to say 'no' to an animal in need," Heather says. "Can you please help us get this sweet senior the care he deserves?"
Duke
Duke is a 1-year-old Boxer Mix in Huntington, WV, who needs $2,000 for Diagnostics Needed for Abdomen Full of Fluid.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
In overcrowded and underfunded shelters, innocent lives can be put on the euthanasia list simply due to a lack of resources - like this one-year-old, energetic and friendly boy, Duke. Duke was abandoned at a rural shelter. The staff pooled their money together to take him to a vet where he was diagnosed with heart failure based on his clinical presentation. They paid for a month of medication, but were still faced with the pressure to euthanize for space. Everyone had fallen in love with Duke and did not want him to die. All of us at One by One Animal Advocates could feel the desperation when they asked us to take him as a hospice foster. One glance at his adorable face, and it was clear that there was no way we could turn him away! Our hearts won't accept a hospice-only future for this young pup. We refuse to simply settle with what's wrong and will do whatever it takes to make sure he gets the treatment needed to live life as any happy, playful dog his age should. Fluid (more than 15 extra pounds) has accumulated in Duke's abdomen, signaling underlying inflammation, infection, heart condition, cancer or more. Further diagnostics will be performed, starting with draining some fluid and sending it off to the lab for analysis. Can the Waggle community help us figure out Duke’s medical issues and give him the life he was meant to have, and not the one he currently has? A donation would be an immense relief for her getting Duke on his road to recovery!
Boomer
Boomer is a 2-year-old Pit Bull mix in Huntington, WV, who needs $2,000 for emergency care.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
Even experienced animal rescuers who have seen it all still get sickened and shocked by gruesome, gut-wrenching cases. That's what happened when the crew at One By One Animal Advocates saw Boomer -- one of the worst cases of neglect they've ever seen. "The two-year-old pup was blind, confined to a cage, covered in fleas, and unable to eat for days. He could not even stand due to his malnourishment, and his body was twitching with tremors," says Heather A. with One By One Animal Advocates. Boomer weighed only weighed 20 pounds -- he should weigh 30 pounds more. "One look at him, and we knew he would die without emergency medical attention," Heather tells Waggle. "The vet and staff at the animal hospital tried to keep their emotions steady to provide objective care, but they felt sick and sad over his condition." The nonprofit group needs your help raising money for Boomer's life-saving care. He is hospitalized in critical condition and needs medications, bloodwork, IV fluids, and small specialized meals throughout the day. Everyone has hope with the proper treatment; Boomer will pull through. He even gave them a sign! "While discussing care options, he gave a little thump of his tail almost as if he were saying, 'I'll fight if you'll help me,'" Heather says. "We collectively agreed he deserves every chance we can give him." Please help Boomer keep up the fight for his life!
Zera
Zera is a 4-year-old Domestic Shorthair cat in Huntington, WV, who needs $935 for emergency surgery.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
Zera must have realized she needed immediate help and found her way to a family's doorstep. When the family opened their door, they were in shock! Zera's legs were covered in bloody pus. Turns out it was all coming from her mouth. She was struggling to survive. The family rushed her to the emergency animal hospital. That's when someone contacted One By One Animal Advocates, who came to her rescue next! "Her mouth was in such bad shape," Heather A., with the group, tells Waggle. "There was a high chance of the infection entering her bloodstream." The veterinarian found Zera had hideously rotten teeth and a large mass under her tongue. They started her on antibiotics immediately. Zera will need surgery to remove her infected teeth and the tumor -- which will be sent to a lab to test for cancer. "Without this treatment, she does not have a chance of surviving," Heather says. The group needs your help raising the money for Zera's operation. Her condition breaks their hearts as she is loving, sweet, and playful. Zera loves being around people and would love to have a family one day. "Zera is why our rescue exists," Heather says. "A nameless, stray cat wandering the streets unable to eat, in pain, and at risk of death, entirely dependent on the kindness of humans to help her. Can we count on you to be her hero?"
Miles
Miles is a 2-year-old Domestic Shorthair cat in Huntington, WV, who needs $1,500 for emergency care.
Huntington, WV • One by One Animal Advocates
The traps are cruel, inhumane, and illegal in some states. Miles is the perfect example of why. This poor, sweet cat was spotted liming in pain with a large, rusted leg hold trap clamped around his front leg. He was scared; it was difficult for him to move, so he hid under a house. A rescuer trying to help Miles set a trap, placed it under the house, finally caught the cat, and contacted One by One Animal Advocates asking for help. "Miles must have been so terrified, confused, and in tremendous pain," Heather A., with One By One, tells Waggle. They raced Miles to the emergency animal hospital. Sadly, Miles's leg was crushed and could not be repaired. "To prevent further infection and give him immediate relief from pain, his leg needed to be amputated as soon as possible," Heather says. "We did not take a picture of his mangled leg because it was too gruesome." Now the nonprofit group is trying to pay the bill for his emergency surgery. They're hoping you'll give so Miles can have a fresh start and eventually be adopted to a loving family. "We can't imagine what he endured because of someone's negligence," Heather says. "Please consider contributing to his medical care. We are a small nonprofit that relies on support from generous people like you. Thank you!"