Wills Animal Hospital
Owensboro, Kentucky
Campaigns at this clinic
Zoey
Zoey is a 4 year old Chihuahua in Owensboro, KY, who needs $500 for Surgical Procedure for Drain Tubes, Bandage Change.
Owensboro, KY
Zoey is an 8lb full blooded chihuahua. I got Zoey as a rescue pet when she was around 6 months old. I found out the woman that had her had been abusing her and beating on her. I've had Zoey since. She's now almost 5 yrs old Zoey was attacked by a pit bull this past Sunday. She was rushed to Eastside animal hospital, where she had several stitches put in, 2 drain tubes and bandaged for 3 broken ribs. The vet said due to her injuries and the drain tubes, she needs to be brought into the office every other day to have the tubes flushed, the bandages changed, wounds cleaned and to be checked for infection. Zoey is the absolute sweetest dog ever. She loves to give kisses and hugs, and she's just like my child. I had her trained and registered as an emotional support animal. My life has been turned upside down in a matter of days with the thought of losing her. She's so loved by everyone that knows her. Zoey has to be seen every other day right now for numerous reasons. Each visit is $89. If they have to give her medicines it's a little more. I'm already out over $1300 just for the emergency surgery and I can't afford pay the vet but they said it's imperative. She's critical.
Gus
Gus is a 10-year-old Bassett Hound in Hawesville, KY, who needs $1,600 for Amputation & Wheelchair.
Hawesville, KY
Gus has been a blessing in my life for the last 10 years. I am a type 1 diabetic and suffer from anxiety disorder. Gus and I live alone, and he has been with me through so much. He is truly more than a dog, he is like a child to me. Where I go, he goes. He is well known to friends and family and loved by all. Gus has a calm and sweet disposition and truly understands human situations. Gus loves to ride in the car with me. He likes to be right in the middle console beside me so he can see what's going on. He is a very social dog and likes to visit family. He is very loved by my siblings, parents, and nieces. Gus truly thinks he is a person and loves to wear doggy clothes. He is a member of our family. His bed is right beside mine and he sleeps there everynight. I am a Type 1 diabetic and suffer from anxiety disorder. My only income is disability. My family has been able to help Gus financially but the cost of amputation and a wheelchair is alot. It is heartbreaking to see him feeling this bad. I would do anything to help him. In April 2020 Gus began limping. Dr. Wolfe did lab work that showed he had a fungal infection in that bone. He was put on anti fungal medicine at that point until Oct 2020. The fungal infection was gone but xrays showed it had deteriorated the bone. Recently he has been in pain because of this. Dr. Wolfe said the only option is amputation, bc of his small legs he will need a wheelchair. When visiting family he communicates and interacts with them by barking and wanting snuggles, hugs, and pets. Once while visiting my parents I told Gus to get in the car because we were leaving and he sat right on the ground, looked at me and shook his head no! It is amazing the instinct and realization he has. When he gets new clothes he will bring them to you wanting to wear them!