Hello Everyone,

Some of you know us as Aria E. Diamond and The Crosser. Family and close friends know us as Autumn and Austin.

Today, we ask for your help for our newest member of the family: Daisy Mae.

We've known Daisy for over a year as our neighbor's "Doggie in the Window" who would always bark or take naps in. Unfortunately, this past November, our neighbor sadly passed away and Austin and I couldn't see Daisy ending up in a shelter. So, we decided to adopt her as our own and make our family of three into four. With this, however, has come a massive financial hurdle we weren't ready for.

We brought Daisy to our local vet to get needed dental surgery done on her teeth, as her teeth weren't in the best conditions. We thought it was just the surface that looked bad...we were greatly wrong. Daisy not only has severe Periodontal Disease, but will have to have almost 80%-90% of her teeth extracted (almost 30 teeth including canines!). Not only that, but the procedure we thought would only be a one-time thing will have to be split into TWO procedures; 16 teeth being removed the 1st time, and a month later 12 more.

This for Austin and I alone was a huge hit and shock as we'd hoped the damages weren't as severe underneath the surface. The doctor even told us, while cleaning her teeth, two teeth fell out right on their own with rot and deterioration.

What we're asking from all of you is help. We need to raise a minimum of $3,000 in order to cover both procedures. We're doing everything we can, but we've come to the conclusion that we cannot do this alone.

ANYTHING HELPS! Even if its just $5.00, any amount of money donated we are immensely gratefully for (especially during this holiday season). If you can't donate, then please at least share this around wherever you can. Austin and I know if Daisy ended up in the shelter and they found how much damage she had in her mouth, she most-likely would have been put down...and we didn't want that for her. She's a super sweet girl with a big personality, and we wanna give her (as a promise to her late owner) the best life she can have until they reunite.

Thank you all for reading, it means the world to Austin, I, and our little family.