UPDATE:

Hi everyone,We are reaching out with an update on our sweet boy, Bosa.First, we want to thank you from the bottom of our hearts. Because of your incredible generosity last time, we hit 139% of our goal. Every single dollar went directly into Bosa’s chemotherapy treatments and his specialized care. Thanks to you, Bosa successfully went into remission this past January!

Right now, Bosa is doing amazing physically. He is happy, acting completely normal, eating great, and is currently a 103 pounds! Looking at him, you would never know he is sick.Unfortunately, his lymphoma has recently returned. While we are heartbroken by the relapse, Bosa’s oncology team is ready to take this on again with us, and we know Bosa is a fighter!!!

He responded so well to the treatment the first time, and we are praying he can achieve a second remission.His new round of CHOP chemotherapy begins Monday 6/29.Because we put all previous donations into his past medical needs, our funds from the first fundraiser are running very low. We know it is a lot to ask of everyone a second time, but we cannot give up on him now.

If you are able to donate again, any amount will go directly to funding Bosa's upcoming chemo treatments. If you cannot donate, please consider sharing his link again and keeping Bosa in your thoughts and prayers.

We honestly couldn't have done any of this without everyone, we appreciate you all!

Love,

Justin, Christa and Bosa

Hi everyone,

We’re reaching out to you today with heavy hearts and hopeful spirits to share Bosa’s story.

Bosa, our sweet 100lb Rottweiler, turns 3 years old on September 26th. If you've ever met him, you know he’s a gentle giant—his size might be intimidating, but all he wants are cuddles, attention, and love. He’s the happiest dog, greeting everyone like they’re his best friend.

Unfortunately, on September 9th, Bosa was diagnosed with lymphoma, a form of cancer that is sadly not curable in pets—but it is manageable with the right care. After consulting with his veterinary team, we’ve begun a 20-week chemotherapy treatment plan to give him the best quality of life possible.

We're so grateful that Bosa has responded well to his first treatment—he’s still full of energy and bringing us comfort even in the face of this challenge. We’re praying that he continues to feel strong throughout this journey.

As you can imagine, the cost of this treatment plan is significant. We’re doing everything we can for Bosa, but we need help to get through this. If you're able to donate, any amount—big or small—will go directly toward Bosa’s medical expenses. If donating isn’t possible right now, we completely understand and ask that you please consider sharing Bosa’s story and keeping us in your prayers.

Your support—whether financial, emotional, or spiritual—means the world to us. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for standing with us and helping give Bosa the fighting chance he deserves.

With gratitude and love,

Bosa’s Parents (Justin and Christa) ❤️

GO NINERS