<div>Hi,
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<div>I'm the lucky mom of a very special gentle mixed breed named Fuzzy who I rescued from a dog meat market in South Korea and brought home to the U.S. in 2015.
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<div>Friends and family call him "Our little Buddhist monk" because of his compassion for other animals. He once saved a baby possum from other dogs and gently laid it down in my mother's hands.
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<div>Also, he got lost once in Seoul and made his way to a Buddhist temple where the monks enjoyed his company for around a week.
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<div>Finally having a large yard to run around in here in Tennessee, he got a chance to heal from the trauma he suffered before being rescued and accepted his new life of running free and being snuggled and pampered.
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<div>He is between 12 and 14, based on what the vets could estimate, and has been happy and very much loved.
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<div>However, several months ago I noticed that his eyes had suddenly become a little cloudy and was shocked by how quickly it developed over the past few months after having his cherry eye tissue surgically tucked in both eyes.
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<div>Now he's nearly lost all of his vision in his right eye and 75% in the left. He whimpers a lot because he suddenly feels lost, scared and keeps bumping into things.
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<div>Since this has happened he's become depressed, shakes a lot from fear and sleeps most of the day. It's difficult to calm him when he's awake because he lost his sight so quickly.
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<div>The ophthalmologist says the inflammation was severe, causing cataracts to develop and progress quickly. We can probably save his left eye, and have a small chance to save the right one, but we have to work fast.
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<div>Because of the rapid progression of the disease I don't have much time to get funds together to save his sight without some help.
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<div>If some of you wouldn't mind tossing in a little to help get Fuzzy's eyes fixed I will be providing the receipts and I've attached the estimate for the next exam, ultrasound, surgery and anaesthesia below which stands at $4,845.
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<div>I would greatly appreciate it.
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<div>Thank you so much.
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<div>Mia
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Ayaire Cantil-Voorhees

Shawndelle K Jones

Derek Devine

Jacquelyn McCloud

Urgent Eye Surgery for Fuzzy: Your Help Needed

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