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<div>Hi, my name is Junior , and I’m raising funds to help my dog, Yendi, get the emergency surgery he urgently needs after a traumatic accident.
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<div>A few nights ago, around midnight, I was walking my dog like I always do — he loves his late-night walks. While crossing the street, I noticed another person nearby but didn’t realize they had a dog. As we got closer, the dogs began to sniff each other. Suddenly, the other dog — a pug — chased my dog into the street. In the chaos, I lost my grip on the leash. The other dog stopped at the sidewalk, but my dog ran into the road. The next thing I heard was his bark — a sound of pain and fear I will never forget.
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<div>I rushed him to the only place open at that hour: the emergency veterinary hospital in Yonkers. The consultation, pain medications, and X-rays alone cost $1,088. After examining him, the veterinarian told me he has four fractures in his femur and urgently needs an FHO (Femoral Head Ostectomy) surgery to walk and live comfortably again.
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<div>This has been incredibly overwhelming. My home doesn’t feel the same without him being his happy, energetic self. I’ve spent the past week calling every low-cost clinic I can find, but I’ve been quoted $5,000–$8,000 for the surgery. I was only given one week of pain medication, and time is critical for his recovery.
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<div>I love my dog more than anything, and his health and quality of life mean the world to me. Any donation — no matter how small — would go directly toward his surgery and recovery. If you’re unable to donate, sharing this page would mean just as much.
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<div>Thank you so much for taking the time to read our story and for any support you can give during this incredibly difficult time.
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My Best Friend Needs Emergency Surgery to Walk Again

<div>It's with great sadness and heartache that we are raising funds for the funeral and repatriation of our beloved <strong>Jaime Adolfo Yanes Esquivel</strong>, who tragically passed away last year. He was a beloved son, brother, uncle, cousin, and friend who will be missed dearly.
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<div>Jaime came to the U.S. in 2001, always carrying his love for his homeland and family in his heart. We would love to honor his family’s deepest wish—to send his remains back to Guatemala and lay him to rest in his hometown, surrounded by the people he cherished.
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<div><strong>Repatriation costs are high, so we are reaching out for support to help cover the expenses of transporting his remains to Guatemala and organizing funeral services.</strong> Any donation, big or small, will bring us closer to giving Jaime the peaceful rest he deserves. Thank you for your kindness and generosity.
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<div>Hoy es un día que nos aflige a toda la familia, no podemos evitar sentir una profunda pena y tristeza en nuestros corazones. Nuestro querido <strong>Jaime Adolfo Yanes Esquivel</strong> falleció trágica e inesperadamente el año pasado.
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<div>Jaime fue un hijo, hermano, tío,  primo y amigo muy querido. Será extrañado y lloramos su partida tan triste. <strong>Apelamos a sus generosidad y esperamos nos apoye para cubrir los gastos</strong>, lo que cuenta es tu gesto de amabilidad, por más pequeño que sea ayudara inmensamente.
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<div>Necesitamos llevar a cabo el funeral y repatriación, para que nuestro querido Jaime descanse en paz al lado de su Madre en Jutiapa Guatemala. Muchísimas gracias por su apoyo y generosidad.
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Support Jaime's Final Journey Home

<div>Meet sweet 2-year-old Kiki. 
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<div>Two weeks ago, Kiki's family took Kiki to the pediatrician because Kiki had a "funny" walk. The doctor suspected a fracture worst case scenario, they took her to orthopedics to get an X-ray. The doctor suspected osteosarcoma and she was admitted right away. After the MRI, CT scan, bone scan, and biopsy on Monday last week, the oncologist confirmed that it is indeed osteosarcoma and she will have to go through chemo &amp; surgery. It is a 30-week treatment plan. 
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<div>Last week she had a "mediport" inserted and she's getting her first dose of chemo. 
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<div>We are raising money to help cover what insurance will not be able to cover including: 
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<div>We appreciate anything you are able to contribute for Kiki and her Family. 
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Kiki & her Family's Fight Against Osteosarcoma

Carlos Olivieri

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