Hey Y'all,

On July 10th, my dog Apollo collapsed at home, and I rushed him to the emergency vet. They informed me that he had a hemorrhaged mass on his spleen, and that it was most likely hemangiosarcoma, a cancerous tumor with a high likelihood of spreading.

My family and I were faced with an impossible choice to put him down that day, or go forward with surgery knowing it might only give him a few more months at best. Despite the overwhelming odds and asking again and again if there was any chance it wasn’t cancer, we were told all signs pointed to the worst.

Even so, we chose to give him a chance. We went ahead with the surgery so he could have some final time with us as a family. Without much hope, we waited anxiously for the biopsy results, expecting the outcome we feared.

To everyone's shock, the biopsy came back as a hematoma a non cancerous mass made of blood vessels. We are beyond grateful. Taking that chance, despite the odds, ended up being the best decision we could have made.

With that said, the surgery and emergency care came with a significant financial cost. My family, Apollo, and I would be deeply grateful for any support you're able to offer. Your help would mean the world to us, and how it directly contributes to giving him a second chance at life.

I created a google drive link here where you can view the details of his medical information and cost breakdown in more detail.

The total cost of everything is 9400$ which is available to view there.