Courtney Voyles Needs Your Help

Please help Courtney Voyles and her beloved chocolate lab puppy, Camden, with MASSIVE veterinary expenses.  Late on the night of August 17th, eight-month-old Camden was run over by a SUV in Atlanta, Georgia.  His collar broke on his bedtime walk after a random dog wrapped its leash around him during a rain storm. The other dog became spooked and ran off, taking Camden inadvertently along, with Courtney and the other dog's owner running behind them.  They ran over a mile before Camden was hit when the dogs ran across the road. His "new friend" was thankfully, uninjured. Camden was rushed to 'Pets Are People Too' Emergency Trauma Vet on Piedmont Avenue NE.   Against all odds, he survived but his first hours of care totaled $2500.  This morning he was transferred to the 'Blue Pearl Emergency Orthopedic Specialty' clinic and underwent a very involved operation to repair his numerous fractures. Camden's extensive injuries include a broken pelvis, fractured hip socket, fractured growth plate and fractured femoral head, not to mention trauma to his chest and abdomen and numerous deep tissue injuries. He has exhibited a STRONG WILL TO LIVE and Courtney will do whatever it takes to see to it that he does. Courtney graduated in December of 2017 from the University of Florida and moved to Atlanta June 1st for work. Now a mere two months later, she has over $5000.00 in surgical fees and the cost of physical therapy and rehabilitation to come.  They will have to find alternative living arrangements for a few months as their top floor, (one-year lease) apartment has three flights of stairs.  She has wanted a chocolate lab for as long as we can remember but waited till she could fully devote herself to his training and care.  He was her graduation present to herself and is such a good boy, sweet, well-mannered and gentle.  He is her world and she is devastated by these events and this horrible accident that no one could prevent. We started this fund as she would never do it for herself and these debts are staggering. Any donation, large or small would be so appreciated!