Allie's Emergency Surgery

Meet Allie, She's a rescue shelter pup. She's 9 years young and still as mischievous as a puppy. My family went to the Warren county humane shelter in Ohio, looking for a playful puppy. Instead during our tour the very first cage we came to this sweet senior beagle slowly got up and waddled up to us. Instantly we knew it was her we were here for. She chose us. We brought her home. She was 7 years old, had came from a hoarder situation, and been bred many times. She was turned over to the shelter and adopted shortly after. The second set of trash humans decided after a YEAR to return her to the shelter. Due to potty training problems. Allie sat miserable, alone, and abandoned TWICE til we met her. She was not spayed by original owners, nor was she spayed by her 2nd set. The shelter spayed her right before our adoption. We brought her home to be with her new big brother Spivey. They instantly formed a best friend bond. When we got Allie she was very skinny and very white in the face. She was always shaking and extremely clingy. Since then we've had her almost 2 years. In that time she's gained weight, became active, and has gotten some color to her face. She's extremely loved and cared for. However, I am on disability and my funds are extremely limited. I'm barely able to get by with my regular bills. Because Allie had not been spayed til a late age she got cancer. She's had many tests done and it's currently one large tumor only. The tumor has grown to a softball size. It's affecting her deeply. But she still loves to eat, enjoys knocking over the trash cans, and being her goofy self. The tumor has since burst externally. She's been under the care and watchful eye of Dr. Rosen at Miamitown Pet hospital in Cleves, Ohio. Her daily wound treatment requires being cleaned, covered, enforced with and ace bandage and a surgical suit over top to keep her from taking it off. Which she does, ALOT. She occasionally has to wear a cone to keep her from digging at it. The vet has helped in so many ways and makes sure to provide pain meds and antibiotics. He's done the best he can. We both came to the conclusion that her quality of life was still very good, however she desperately needs this tumor removed. He pulled the price down very low to $500 plus tax. As I stated I can't afford extra things right now. Allie deserves a good life. She's been through so much already. I'm asking for even just $1 to put towards her surgery so we can remove her tumor asap. Due to the fact it has externally burst, I'm not going to post images online. Her vet info is:

Dr. Rosen at Miamitown Pet Hospital

5990 OH-128 # 1

Cleves, OH 45002

(513) [phone redacted]

Her account is under Allie, Winkler. Please help Allie. Thank you!