Rosie has been my whole world for two and a half years, and honestly, she's more my daughter than just a dog. When she was diagnosed with epilepsy at six months old, we spent thousands trying to figure out what was wrong and how to manage it. Just when we thought we had a handle on things, Rosie got sick with a new infection that her doctors can't quite identify yet.

We've already spent $5,000 on bloodwork, diagnostic testing, and supportive care, and had to open a new credit card just to cover it. Now her veterinary team is recommending an MRI to evaluate her brain and neurological condition, which will cost another $3,000 to $4,000. Between her ongoing epilepsy management and these new complications, we're looking at $10,000 total.

I had to quit my job to care for Rosie full-time, so my boyfriend is now our sole provider. We've been trying so hard to climb out of debt from her previous treatments, and now we're facing another financial storm. Rosie has always been my number one priority, but we've maxed out our options. Any help getting her the specialized care she desperately needs would mean everything to our little family.