Bronx has been my loyal companion since I rescued him from the NYCACC kill list nearly ten years ago. He’ll be turning 10 this November, and in that time, he’s become not just my best friend, but a beloved member of our community. Bronx is known as a big teddy bear—gentle, affectionate, and always ready to make new friends. Whether he’s greeting familiar faces at Lowe’s or spending time with his buddies at Metfit, Bronx brings joy to everyone he meets.

Yesterday, I noticed something was wrong when Bronx had blood in his drool after eating. I discovered a tumor in his mouth, and after speaking with the vet, I learned that these types of tumors are very aggressive and need to be removed as soon as possible. The first step is a surgical biopsy, followed by tumor removal. Time is critical, and the sooner Bronx can get the care he needs, the better his chances for recovery.

I’m raising funds to cover the costs of Bronx’s biopsy and surgery, which are significant. Your support will help give Bronx the best chance at a healthy future. Any help you can offer means the world to both of us. With sincere love and appreciation, thank you for helping me save Bronx.