Daisy has been a cherished member of our family for the past ten years. She’s a ridgeback mix with a gentle spirit, and she’s brought us so much joy and companionship over the years. Her loyalty and loving nature have made her an irreplaceable part of our lives.

About a year ago, we noticed a small lump on Daisy’s shoulder. Our veterinarian advised us to monitor it, and for a while, it didn’t seem to bother her. Unfortunately, the lipoma has grown from the size of a walnut to a softball, pushing her skin out and making it uncomfortable for her to lie on that side. She’s started to limp, and it’s clear that the mass is affecting her daily comfort and mobility.

Our vet has recommended surgery to remove the lipoma, but the cost is more than we can manage right now. It’s heartbreaking to see Daisy in pain and not be able to help her right away. We want nothing more than to see her comfortable again—able to sleep, move around, and enjoy her days without discomfort or risk of the lipoma causing further harm. Any support will go directly toward her surgery and recovery, giving her the chance to get back to the happy, active life she deserves. We’ll keep everyone updated after her surgery to let you know how Daisy is doing and how your support has helped her recovery.