THS Family Pet Clinic
Toledo, OH
Campaigns at this clinic
Louie
Louie is a 11-year-old Shih tzu/Yorkshire Terrier in Oregon, OH, who needs $2,000 for Diagnosis and Treatment.
Oregon, OH
Louie came into my life 11 years ago when he was 4 months old. He was given to me by a friend and was already named. Louie is very calm and wouldn't hurt a flea. He lives with myself and Ruby who was an owner surrender. They get along well yet Ruby has a tendency to guard her food so I have to feed them separately. Louie loves to go on walks, take naps and spend time with me and Ruby. Louie is very friendly and loves little children. He loves his walks but as of late he is barely able to walk and has to ride in his doggy stroller. Lately he's been too sick to even want to go outside. I consider them both my emotional support animals. Now Louie needs my support. I can't financially provide for him all I can do is hold him and cuddle him and tell him I love him. Louie loves his walks with Ruby. He gets most of the attention from strangers telling him how cute he is. I used to call him my side of beef because he was very healthy. Now I can put my fingers around his spine and feel every rib and bone in his body. Just looking at his cuteness brings me joy. I don't think he has any idea how stinking cute he is. Louie has had very bad allergies his whole life. He's allergic to his food, airborne allergies, fleas, just about everything. He avoids the grass because as soon as he goes in it is nose starts to run. I've tried to get him vet care over the years yet my finances are lacking. Friends and family have helped me but now the cost of getting him well is more than anyone can afford. Louie's vet Care is more than my friends and family can help me with. Med vet quoted over $1,000. My vet needs almost $200 to do blood work and images. I am disabled including autism. I filed for disability and have no income. My little loyal Louie needs help. Please help.
Randall
Randall is a 10-year-old ShihTzu in Erie, MI, who needs $800 for Cystotomy.
Erie, MI
I was contacted by friend whom is a veterinarian at the clinic where Randall was brought to after being found as a stray. He was severely matted and after some diagnostics were performed they found he has issues with his heart, bladder stones, and mobility. He was not considered a candidate for adoption so I took him in to give him a hospice home in his golden years. Randall follows mom (me) everywhere I go, he does not like to be away from me. He loves our cats and gets along with any animal and person he has met so far. His favorite time of the day is bedtime, he has to sleep in the big bed with mom. Randall just wants to be a part of our home and brings us lots of smiles! Randall hates the vacuum and hides in his dog bed whenever it comes out. He expects to be served dinner on time and grumbles at me if it's late. He also expects bedtime to be prompt and he let's me know if we are staying up too late. Randall is not able to go up or down stairs on his own but he needs frequent potty breaks so we spend a lot of time outside which he enjoys as long as I am there. Randall his a heart murmur that requires daily medications to manage his comfort level. His rear leg mobility does not seem to cause him pain, he just isn't able to maneuver like a normal dog. He had bladder stones that required surgery to be removed and he is on a few medications to help him heal from that surgery. Randall's surgery to remove his bladder stones was costly on top of the medications he needs to manage his heart. He has a good quality of life moving forward now and I feel lucky he found me. He deserves to feel healthy and loved!