VCA Animal Specialty Group
San Diego, CA
Campaigns at this clinic
Luna
Luna is a 3 year old European Shorthair in San Diego, CA, who needs $4,500 for MRI and Sedation.
San Diego, CA
Hello, my name is Mya, and I’m a college student doing my best to care for my sweet kitty, Luna. I adopted Luna a little over a year ago, in January. He’s now about three years old and only after adoption that I recently discovered that he’s half‑blind, but that’s never stopped him from exploring, cuddling, and being the curious little soul he is. Luna first began having seizures at the end of March. The moment it happened, I rushed him to the ER. Since then, he’s been on Keppra, but despite the medication, he still experiences seizures about once a week. We’ve taken him to the ER and our regular vet multiple times, but so far, no one has been able to determine the cause. And now they're recommending an MRI Luna usually lives with me in my college dorm as a single cat, but I go home for winter and summer break. I used to have two cats back home, but now I only have one. He's pretty curious and he sort of gets along with the other cats in my house as they are about seven years older than him. He's playful and very friendly, but doesn't really enjoy being picked up.:) As a college student and only working a part time job, it's hard to keep up with the medical expenses and the vet trips. Especially after the passing of one cat that suffered from heart failure and a blood clot. Fundraising would relieve some anxiety and help support luna!
Ogden
Ogden is a 2 year old French Bulldog in Lemon Grove, CA, who needs $9,280 for Mass removal, Ultrasound, & FNA.
Lemon Grove, CA
Ogden joined my family of two in spring 2024 as a 10-week-old puppy from a family struggling to care for the litter. Though not planned, his sweet demeanor stole my heart. I named him after poet Ogden Nash. We recently moved from a granny flat to our own place, doubling my living expenses and changing my commute to a 24-minute freeway drive. He is my solo companion and absolute joy. Ogden is fighting a 1.25 cm Mast Cell Tumor on his leg that requires urgent treatment at VCA Animal Specialty Group under Dr. Jackson. While not a sudden trauma, the threat is an emergency to my heart; doing nothing risks it spreading to his internal organs. He needs a $6,270 surgery and $3,010 in staging scans paid upfront. I desperately want to save his young life. Ogden is a total clown who loves everyone! He sits, barks, and gives high-fives on command. He like holding a stuffy in his mouth while batting a tennis ball with his paws. He loves a good sprint through the grass, playing with any dog or cat, and demanding ice cubes from the fridge after warm walks. His goofy antics, squeaky toys, and endless affection have cemented our unbreakable bond. I have a pressing financial need after exhausting my emergency fund on vital car repairs, the recent move and doubling my living costs. This $9,280 upfront vet expense is impossible alone. Having Ogden healthy means keeping my sweet, happy companion safe by my side