Help Winterjane and Dewey Overcome Crisis

**Pending eviction, utilities scheduled to be disconnected, English Bulldog health crisis**

**Everything I had carefully rebuilt over the last few years — after losing my family, my business, and my stability — has been wiped out in a matter of weeks.**

Hi, My name is Winterjane Preston, and I’m reaching out for emergency assistance during one of the most overwhelming moments of my life.

Recently, my dog Dewey — who has been my lifeline through years of personal loss and hardship — suffered unexpected health complications. He experienced multiple seizures, breathing problems, and severe stress reactions due to a violent incident at our home.

Dewey needed urgent veterinary care, including emergency treatment for pulmonary distress and seizure stabilization. The cost of his treatment has already exceeded $5,000 — and the bills are still growing.

At the same time, I’m facing severe financial hardship due to circumstances beyond my control, including:

A frozen bank account from a wrongful judgment

Emergency medical costs

Delayed legal proceedings

Ongoing housing repair issues that made my living conditions unsafe

I am now fighting to keep my home, keep the lights on, and keep Dewey alive and stable.

Everything I had carefully rebuilt over the last few years — after losing my family, my business, and my stability — has been wiped out in a matter of weeks.

I have no family support, no financial net, and no one to turn to except those willing to help when someone is truly at rock bottom.

Every donation, no matter how small, goes toward:

Dewey’s continued medical treatment

Emergency food, utilities, and shelter stabilization

Legal and administrative fees related to reclaiming my financial independence

If you can help even a little, thank you from the bottom of my heart.

If you can’t donate but want to share, thank you just as much.

Dewey and I are not giving up — but we can’t survive this chapter alone.

We need help to stay afloat until we can stand strong again.

Thank you for reading. Thank you for believing we’re worth saving.

Winterjane and Dewey