Vet Bills for Scooby
Donation protected
Scooby is a high-energy, playful, and friendly pup. He is a 3-year-old great dane and black lab mix.
Unfortunately, Scooby recently began displaying some deadly symptoms. He had trouble breathing, so he began wheezing and coughing. He vomited multiple times, and eventually began refusing food. The sweet boy that would once run up and greet every new friend that approached him was now barely lifting his head or wagging his tail. This of all happened suddenly, within 48 hours.
Upon a vet visit, x-rays, and other test, it became clear that Scooby has a heart condition. This heart condition requires further testing, but could possibly be Dialated Cardiomyopathy. We cannot be sure of his exact condition or treatment options until we get an echo cardiogram on him.
Scooby's veterinarian doctors have been helpful and they are very hopeful that he can overcome his current state. They predict a possible good quality of life for years to come... IF Scooby receives proper treatment and medication. As you may know, most veterinarian hospitals do not offer payment plans. They have offered a credit card for us, but we have already maxed out our full credit limit by admitting him into a 24-hour care pet hospital.
Scooby makes our world a better place. Although his heart is sick, we believe he still has a lot of loving left to do. Three years was simply not enough time, and we are not ready ro give up on him. Please consider donating to help us afford proper care for our handsome boy. Anything helps.
Thank you.
Unfortunately, Scooby recently began displaying some deadly symptoms. He had trouble breathing, so he began wheezing and coughing. He vomited multiple times, and eventually began refusing food. The sweet boy that would once run up and greet every new friend that approached him was now barely lifting his head or wagging his tail. This of all happened suddenly, within 48 hours.
Upon a vet visit, x-rays, and other test, it became clear that Scooby has a heart condition. This heart condition requires further testing, but could possibly be Dialated Cardiomyopathy. We cannot be sure of his exact condition or treatment options until we get an echo cardiogram on him.
Scooby's veterinarian doctors have been helpful and they are very hopeful that he can overcome his current state. They predict a possible good quality of life for years to come... IF Scooby receives proper treatment and medication. As you may know, most veterinarian hospitals do not offer payment plans. They have offered a credit card for us, but we have already maxed out our full credit limit by admitting him into a 24-hour care pet hospital.
Scooby makes our world a better place. Although his heart is sick, we believe he still has a lot of loving left to do. Three years was simply not enough time, and we are not ready ro give up on him. Please consider donating to help us afford proper care for our handsome boy. Anything helps.
Thank you.
Organizer and beneficiary
Angel Lam
Organizer
Dallas, TX
Amy Crone
Beneficiary
