Anyone that's spent time with Bowser and I knows he's ride or die. This fur ball has accompanied me and my friends on some of the wildest adventures. If you bring his name up in conversation with anyone that's crossed paths with him, usually has a pretty good story to share. This little dude lights up the campsite with his protective energy. He's always hard to find but never far away.

After seasonally relocating to the midwest, I started a tree service business and Bowser was quickly promoted to Branch Manager which included heading the security detail for the company. Under Bowser's watch, the equipment is kept protected from any squirrel that dares cross the fence.

If you've ever met Bowser you'll know that he is first on his feet to chase anything that could be crittering around in the night. Well that's exactly what happened one evening and he ran full speed after a varmint and cut his leg. So severely that he needed a truncate on the leg to stop the bleeding then was rushed to the animal emergency room right away. The doc said that cutting off the blood flow probably saved his life and acting fast gave him the best chance for a full recovery. Bowser needed to have immediate ligament and tendon repair surgery with hopes of having full use of his front leg again.

Little man is back at home and he's starting to feel like himself again. His head perks up anytime a bag of chips are opened he's hobbling around the corner. and out pokes his head, ears up, ready to receive snacks. The sound of children playing in the neighborhood is making his hears perk and his cheeks puff knowing they're running around, no herding dog in sight.

Hobbies include but are not limited to:

-Neighborhood trash sorting (pizza boxes with pizza bones specifically)

-long sprints in an open field after small children. (they look like sheep)

-Eating competitions (how fast and how much before he gets caught)

The funds from this fundraiser will go directly toward covering Bowser’s medical expenses, follow-up care, and the things that make his recovery more comfortable—like bomb ass food, treats, and toys. Bowser needs to take it slow and avoid overdoing it, but with your support, he’ll have the best chance at a full recovery and many more years of adventure. Thank you for helping Bowser get back on his paws and back to the life he loves.