"My daughter's dream of having a dog came true with Winnie, a sweet 1-year-old Collie/Beagle mix. Winnie's brought immense joy to our family of five, but now she needs surgery for cherry eye. With one income and tight finances, any support for her $X surgery cost would be incredibly helpful. You can help by donating to our GoFundMe campaign [link], sharing our story, or sending kind thoughts – every bit counts and is deeply appreciated!" God Bless

Cherry eye in dogs refers to a prolapsed third eyelid gland, appearing as a red, cherry-like mass in the corner of a dog's eye. It's common in certain breeds, including Bulldogs, Beagles, and Dachshunds. Causes include weak connective tissue, genetics, or injury. Treatment often involves surgical repositioning of the gland to prevent complications like dry eye or chronic irritation.