The Honolulu Pet Clinic
Honolulu, HI
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Halle
Halle is a 3 year old American Staffordshire Terrier in Honolulu , HI, who needs $1,800 for Tooth Extraction; Dental Surgery.
Honolulu, HI
My dog Halle has been my emotional support and best friend for 1½ years. She has a cracked, infected tooth causing her pain and health issues. Surgery costs $1,600, and my vet is covering half. I need help with the rest so Halle can finally be pain-free and smile again. Every dollar goes straight to her vet. 🐶💖 Halle, my sweet ESA dog, has lived in pain from a cracked, infected tooth the Humane Society never told me about. Bacteria is spreading through her body, and she needs urgent dental surgery. The cost is $1,600—my vet will cover half. Please help me fund the rest so Halle can finally heal, be pain-free, and smile again. Honolulu Pet Clinic is the Vet Halle has a second chance at life. I feed her healthy food, probiotics, and take her on walks where she can run and play. Even while I’m fighting cancer, she’s my bright light and joy. I waited 40 years to have a dog, and Halle is the best gift I could’ve asked for. Thank you for helping me give her the good life she deserves. Big hugs and woof-woof love from both of us! 💖🐾 I’m currently on disability, fighting cancer; limited income, no family. I’m doing everything I can to care for Halle, but her dental surgery is more than I can afford alone. Having her healthy again would mean everything to me—she’s my comfort, my purpose; my family!
Boba Fettch
Boba Fettch is a 5-year-old Standard Poodle in Honolulu, HI, who needs $1,889 for Eye, Teeth, and Skin Growth Removals.
Honolulu, HI
Boba was a Service Dog that lost his person. I found him in a neglectful foster situation. I asked to rescue him and promised to find the medical funds to save his eye. Unbeknownst to me, his eye had been injured without care for some time and it swelled with infection 4 days later before making it to his appt. Once healed, he will continue to be a Service Dog to a boy that struggles with autism. The name, Boba Fettch comes from the Star Wars Bounty Hunter, Boba Fett, nuff said. Service Dogs are valuable in that they encourage social interaction. They also help the child feel safe, as people tend not to bully those with a dog. Especially not a 60-pound giant pile o' fluff. They also find the soft fur a calming sensory to feel. The list truly goes on but you can imagine. I have only had Boba for 2 weeks, and every day I see him clawing at his jaw which causes him discomfort. He eats soft food because he can't chew. I use glaucoma drops to numb his eye pain. His nose runs continuously, and the bottoms of his paws are cracked and sore. And yet, he is the sweetest boy you'll ever meet. He rests his head on your lap while you eat and nudges at your hand for extra hugs That Monday the pupil of his eye burst. His blood platelets were too low for surgery. The Dr. visits that determined what services and medications he needed to get his blood platelets up to a healthy level came to $1,200. In addition, he will receive surgeries for the removal of his right eye, periodontally diseased teeth removed, and skin growths biopsied. All at #TheHonoluluPetClinic Boba's situation disgusted me and I had to step in. Such an amazing working dog deserves to be taken care of and loved. As a single parent on food stamps, it still couldn't stop me from taking this sweet boy home.
Boba Fettch
Boba Fettch is a 5-year-old Poodle Standard in Honolulu, HI, who needs $1,900 for Enucleation, and Periodontal Dental Surgery.
Honolulu, HI
Once a working Service Dog, Boba Fettch ended up with a neglectful foster. I convinced them to give him to me by promising to find the money for his medical care. And boom! Miracle, they agreed! He was in horrible shape, ear infection, Erhlichia, bad eye, and teeth. He needed his eye removed but because of his bad health, his blood platelets were too low. As soon as he improves it will be removed. I haven't figured out why yet but for some reason, Boba does not like me on my cell. He will repeatedly nudge me away from getting it haha. If I have it in my hand he will (ever so softly) "bite" my hand. I think this will be a great asset when my son starts taking Boba to school ha ha (don't tell him about this;) He brings me such joy. Boba is an amazingly quick learner. I purchased talking buttons last week and though he doesn't use them yet, he knows what they mean. So if I press "outside", he goes to the door. Being that he was once a service animal, he wants to be in the bathroom with me, lol. We're still getting to know each other, unfortunately, his fosters weren't able to tell me anything. Bobas' eye injury was left untreated and now needs to be removed. His teeth appear as if he was chewing on something hard (cage bars?) for some time and wore his front teeth to the gums. That and plaque on his teeth has caused teeth to become loose in the front and back. He will be treated at Honolulu Pet Clinic as soon as his ear infection clears, and he's done with his Ehrlichia antibiotics. I haven't been able to work recently due to chronic migraines and panic attacks. Since having Boba, I've been out more in 3 weeks than I had all year! My Autistic son has also benefited greatly in countless ways, including having him fly in the plane with us!