**Help Little Dot (Now Molly) Get Lifesaving Surgery **

Meet Little Dot — the tiniest, spunkiest pup from Selma’s litter. Now lovingly renamed Molly by her adoptive family, this sweet girl may be small in size, but her spirit is larger than life.

Recently, Molly was diagnosed with a rare form of congenital megaesophagus caused by a vascular ring anomaly — a right aortic arch. This condition compresses her esophagus and makes it nearly impossible for her to swallow food normally. Despite her challenges, Molly has remained full of love, energy, and determination.

The good news: Surgery can fix this. Several veterinary specialists believe she’s a strong candidate for a successful outcome.

The hard news: The surgery, scheduled for this Thursday in Billings, will cost between \$5,000 and \$6,000.

Her incredible adoptive family is doing everything they can to save her, but this unexpected expense is overwhelming. That’s where we’re hoping our amazing community can step in.

We’re raising \$5,000 to help cover the cost of Molly’s surgery. Every donation, no matter the amount, will go directly toward her veterinary care.

If you’ve followed Selma’s litter, you know how special these pups are. Molly’s journey has been tougher than most, but her story isn’t over yet — not even close.

Please consider donating, sharing, and sending love as Molly heads into surgery. Her future is bright, and we want to make sure she gets there.

From all of us at Great Pyrenees Rescue Montana, thank you.