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Freddy's road to recovery
My sweet Freddy has been my loyal companion for eight years, ever since I adopted him as a shelter pup during vet tech school. He was found as a stray at just six months old, but from the moment I saw him in that kennel, I knew he was meant to be mine. He became my study buddy and has been by my side through everything since. Freddy has battled chronic pancreatitis for years, requiring multiple hospitalizations and careful management. Just this year, a severe flare-up caused GI stasis, leading to emergency abdominal surgery to relieve dangerous fluid retention. While I'm still paying off that hospital bill, my little couch potato decided to chase a squirrel and tore his CCL (cranial cruciate ligament). X-rays also revealed bilateral medial luxating patellas – both kneecaps are displaced. Watching him limp down our hallways, unable to jump on his favorite couch, breaks my heart. He's scheduled for lateral suture repair and medial luxating patella repair on October 28th, costing an additional $1,800. This sweet boy has never stopped being the loyal guardian who greets me ecstatically at the door every day. After surviving life on the streets as a puppy, he deserves to run pain-free again.
Oscar's Life Saving Surgery
Ten years ago, my wife and I adopted Oscar as a tiny Shih Poo puppy, and he quickly became the heart of our family alongside his three brothers. Oscar has always been our curious, nurturing boy who loves car rides and bringing joy to everyone he meets – especially his grandparents, who would light up watching him get the "zoomies" during visits. Recently, Oscar was diagnosed with a severe perianal hernia, a life-threatening condition that's making it nearly impossible for him to defecate without excruciating pain. Right now, I'm giving him strong laxatives three times daily to keep his stool soft and prevent the hernia from rupturing. I massage him regularly to help him go to the bathroom, and we've already had to have him manually cleaned out twice when the pain became unbearable. Oscar needs emergency surgical repair immediately—there's no other treatment option. The estimated cost is $5,000, which is beyond our current financial means. Without this surgery, Oscar will continue suffering excruciating pain with every bowel movement, and the hernia could rupture, potentially causing fatal complications. Our fur children mean everything to us, and watching Oscar suffer daily is heartbreaking. Any help toward his surgery would mean the world to our family.
Help Wednesday the Guinea Pig
Wednesday is a special animal in our family. She is very loved, and now she has an illness that we can’t afford. Please help this loving service Guinea Pig live.
Help with IVDD (spine) surgery costs
Rebel is a four year-old purebred French bulldog. Unfortunately, he was not handed the best cards even from birth. He is the sweetest boy, so loving and compassionate, and willing to please anyone. He is always greeting everyone with a butt wag and so many kisses. On July 13, 2025, we found out that our beautiful boy has multiple vertebrae just about to burst and many discs in his spine deteriorated and calcifying. He is in need of surgery for intervertebral disc disease (IVDD). Please, if you are willing, we appreciate any and all help to help us keep our boy in our lives for many more years to come. He is such a mama‘s boy and she would be lost without him.
Love Big, Fight Big: Diesel’s Journey
Hi friends, my name is Diesel (yes, like the Duramax!) I’m a big guy with an XL body full of love, slobbery kisses, and endless tail wags to give. Life hasn’t always been kind to me, but I’ve never let it dull my happy heart. My story starts when my mom adopted me as a pup from a local shelter. A few years later, I was attacked by other dogs three different times. I had to go through surgeries, but I never let those scary experiences change me. I kept loving people, snacks, and naps just the same. About a year ago, I started having nosebleeds. After lots of vet visits, my family was told it was just allergies or sinus issues. But last month, my nose started bleeding uncontrollably, and I didn’t feel like myself anymore. I didn’t want to play with my siblings or cuddle with my pawrents. A different vet finally gave us the answer: I have a tumor. Through it all, my family hasn’t given up on me. In fact, they hug me tighter now. My mom tells me all the time that I’m her “sobriety dog.” She’s been sober for six years (which is pawesome), and I’ve been her rock throughout her sobriety and that journey. She’s strong and stubborn and doesn’t like to ask for help… but this time, we need it. My treatment is expensive, and any support means the world to us. Whether it’s a donation, a share on social media, or even just sending some love our way, it all makes a difference. From the bottom of our hearts (and my very big doggy paws), thank you for helping me and my family fight this battle. 🐾❤️
Moloka'i Private Practice, High-Quality Veterinary Care for those with Financial Limitations
It has been over 10 years since Moloka'i has had a private practice veterinarian. Despite the wonderful work being done by nonprofits like the humane society, there is a dire need for directed and consistent veterinary care. With the high cost of living, and majority of residents under poverty line, this fund is directed to offset the cost of care for low-income as well as local Hawaiian families. Thousands of dollars have already been donated to support the physical and mental wellbeing of the animals of Moloka'i.
Maya's Fight: Healing Paws, Hope Ahead
My beautiful Maya, my loyal companion of 11 years, has been diagnosed with osteosarcoma. What started as a simple limp in September quickly revealed itself as a symptom of this aggressive bone cancer. Maya is not just fighting for her life—she's heartbroken after losing her brother Gabbar, our 11-year-old golden retriever, just weeks ago on September 20th. Even while battling cancer and unable to get up quickly due to pain, Maya continues trying to protect our home. Her calming presence and unwavering loyalty make her irreplaceable. She still sits observing me work in the kitchen, just like always. Maya's treatment plan requires $18,000 and includes CT scans, biopsy, zoledrinate infusions, surgery, chemotherapy, radiation, and the Yale vaccine protocol. As the sole provider managing my father's health needs, my own wellbeing, and now Maya's cancer diagnosis, these costs are overwhelming. After losing one dog traumatically and facing Maya's diagnosis simultaneously, I'm determined to give her every fighting chance. Maya deserves this opportunity to beat cancer and continue being the protective, loving companion she's always been.
Welcome to Leo's Fit Pets for Rescues Page! 🐾
Thank you so much for visiting our page and supporting healthy weight loss in pets. Together, we can make a real difference in the lives of pets in need, helping them lead healthier, happier lives! 💙 Even a $5 donation can make a big difference 💙 Thank you again for your kindness and generosity. With your support, we’re not just helping pets lose weight—we’re helping them gain a new lease on life. 🐶🐱 Click the button on the right to donate and be part of this incredible journey!
Gallifrey
<p>Gallifrey in a big brother to a little sister dog and to sister kittens. He likes to spend his day on the patio wagging his tail watching the squirrels run from tree to tree. He also our "protector" even tho is the most loving and kind puppy. </p><p></p><p>He also has three kids who love him very much. They grew up together. He saw all thier mile stones. </p><p></p><p>We just need a little help to make our good boy feel better. He woke up in pain with a hard stomach and light whining. We took him straight to the emergency vet for test. Thank you </p>