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<div>I run a small in-home ferret rescue and sanctuary, caring for ferrets who have been abandoned, neglected, surrendered, or simply needed someone willing to take on their medical and lifelong care.
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<div>My ferret is very sick and in significant pain. At his checkup just last month, his spleen was normal and these masses were not present. Today, multiple masses were found, and his spleen has become extremely enlarged in just one month. He might need surgery, and I am trying to get him the care he needs as quickly as possible.
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<div>Today's emergency has already cost me around $2,000. I used money that was set aside for my bills because when one of my animals is hurting, I can't simply wait.
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<div>And unfortunately, he isn't the only one who needs surgery or care.
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<div>Another one of my ferrets has a tumor on her neck that also needs to be removed. I've been forced to keep pushing her surgery back as one emergency after another has taken priority. I don't want to keep delaying her care, especially now that another ferret is facing such a serious and unexpected situation.
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<div>I normally cover my ferrets' medical expenses myself. I work and do everything I can to provide for them, but the last few months have brought an exhausting string of veterinary visits, testing, emergency care, medications, and now multiple surgeries. The expenses have reached a point where I need help.
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<div>I'm hoping to raise as much as possible to help cover his emergency surgery and treatment, her tumor removal, today's emergency expenses, and the veterinary care and follow-up these cases will require.
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<div>These aren't expenses I can simply put off until things are better financially. They are animals who are hurting and need care now.
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<div>If you are able to donate, even a small amount would help me get them closer to the surgeries they need. If you can't donate, sharing this fundraiser could make an enormous difference.
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<div>Thank you for caring about my little family and helping me fight for them. ❤️
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Help My Ferret Sanctuary Through a Medical Crisis

<div>For those who know us, horses have never just been animals to us — they are family, souls that deserve safety, kindness, and a second chance.
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<div>My wife and I run a small horse rescue sanctuary in Harlin, Queensland, where we care for rescued horses that have come from difficult situations including neglect, uncertainty, and abandonment. Some arrived frightened and underweight, some had lost trust in people altogether, and some simply had nowhere else to go.
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<div>Over time, this property has become their safe haven. It’s where they finally feel secure, where they can heal, and where they are guaranteed full bellies, open paddocks, care, and compassion every single day.
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<div>We are now in the process of purchasing the property so we can secure a permanent future for the rescue and ensure these horses never face displacement again. Unfortunately, after a planned business sale unexpectedly fell through, we are now short on the final funds needed to complete the deposit.
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<div>We are doing absolutely everything we can ourselves, but we are reaching out for support to help bridge the gap and secure this forever home for the horses that depend on us.
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<div>Every contribution, no matter the size, will go directly toward securing the sanctuary and protecting the future of these rescued horses. Even simply sharing our story means more than we can express.
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<div>From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for taking the time to read our story and for supporting rescue horses in need of love, safety, and a permanent home.
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<div>Kieron &amp; Chloe
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Horse Rescue

<font color="#333333">My ferret Roscoe has been the light of my life ever since he came into my life two years ago. He was my boyfriend’s ferret but I instantly fell in love with him and created a special bond and connection with him. He’s been my emotional support and best friend. He’s the sweetest, most relaxed and chill ferret you will ever meet, everyone who meets him falls in love with him. Recently, he’s gained some weight and it’s shown really just on his lower belly area. I took him to the vet and very well my worst fear came true, it is a tumor, most likely a cancerous one. The blood work and surgery to remove the tumor is around $3k and as a broke college student who just graduated and is awaiting taking my state boards, I have no job at the moment and am flat broke. The doctor told me that it doesn’t seem to have spread anywhere else (yet) and if it is removed, it could save him and have him live a long and normal life. Please, please help me save him. I know he seems like just a ferret, but he isn’t. He’s an actual angel and deserves so much more than getting put to sleep, he still has so much time left. If you can’t donate, please share wherever you can. Thank you so much for reading and I hope you can help me save my baby. </font>

Help Save Roscoe’s Life

<div>@mightyfurrets  needs our help! Atlas from mightyfurrets recently got out of surgery to remove 50 bladder stones! They lost poor Squishy from bladder stone complications earlier in the week and quickly noticed more bloody urine from their bunch. 
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<div>After narrowing it down to Atlas, they rushed him to the vet where x-rays and blood work confirmed the bladder stones, surgery followed shortly. 
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<div>As we know, losing a ferret is hard enough, on top of cremation and memorial costs, Anna soon had to tap into whatever savings were remaining to cover the surgery for big boy Atlas.
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<div>They sent the stones off for testing as the source of them is unknown at the moment. They do not want to have this problem again but there is a good chance some or all the other ferrets have bladder stones and will require testing and potential surgery.
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<div>They are looking at hefty vet bills if even a few of their bunch have to go for a procedure, let's help out this awesome ferret family by donating or even sharing this
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Help The Mighty Furrets

<div>Most know Orien "The Tri-Pod Ferrorist" in the ferret community. Many know his struggles and how he became a tripod. Many also know Orien struggles with irritable bowel disease, malabsortion issues. His struggles continue. February 3rd he will be having surgery to remove his spleen. He had an ultrasound done and a mass was discovered. His spleen is so enlarged that it is pushing his intestines to one side making it difficult for him to have bowel movements. He is uncomfortable and not as active. So after a lot of thought we have decided to move forward with this surgery. We know it has its risks. We hope his surgery is successful and we want nothing but the best for everyone's favorite Tri-Pod. Any amount counts. Anything left will go toward his follow ups and future echocardiograms that he will need. As always thank you all for loving Orien and keeping up with everything. We have uploaded his treatment plan and ultrasound photos. 
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