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<div>On Monday, October 26, 2026, our sweet Clementine crossed over and joined her bunny brother. After several days in the hospital, we were faced with an impossible decision. Ultimately, our girl let us know when it was time, and we are forever grateful for the precious time we got to spend together back at home.
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<div>We are starting this fundraiser to help offset the unexpected emergency veterinary expenses from Clementine's final days, which totaled approximately $13,000.
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<div>After a bout of vomiting, barely eating, and acting unusually lethargic, we knew something wasn't right. On Sunday, October 18, which also happened to be Clementine's 11-year adoptaversary, we brought her to her regular vet at Modern Animal. 
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<div>Her initial x-rays and bloodwork raised concerns about her kidneys, liver, and pancreas. The vets gave her fluids and medications, and we brought her home hopeful that she would recover. For a brief moment, she seemed to be improving. But by Tuesday, her symptoms had worsened, and we rushed her to ACCESS Specialty Animal Hospital where she was immediately admitted for emergency hospitalization and further testing.
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<div>Over the next two and a half days, the veterinary team worked tirelessly to understand and treat what was happening. While testing thankfully did not reveal cancer, Clementine was suffering from pancreatitis and serious complications involving her liver and gallbladder. Despite antibiotics, medications, and around-the-clock care, her bilirubin levels continued to rise, and her condition remained critical.
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<div>Our remaining option involved an extremely invasive surgery with significant risks and no guarantee of recovery, especially at her age. So, with a guarded prognosis, we made the decision to bring Clementine home and focus on her comfort and quality of life.
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<div><strong>Clementine's story </strong>
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<div>Our sweet girl's story began halfway around the world in Thailand, where she was rescued from the dog meat trade by the incredible team at Soi Dog Foundation. On October 18, 2015, Clementine and Josh became a family, beginning what would become 11 beautiful years of love, adventure, and companionship. From countless road trips and visits to some of the country's most beautiful landmarks to all the everyday moments at home, Clementine lived a very full life.
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<div>When Josh and I swiped right back in 2021, I had no idea I was also swiping right on the best surprise ever. I feel so incredibly lucky and honored to have had the privilege of being Clem’s mommy and for us to have become our own little family of four. Clementine brought us so much joy and happiness, even on the darkest of days. She was our constant, our little explorer, and such a big part of what made our family feel like home.
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<div>While we wish more than anything that we could have had more time, we are forever grateful that she got to live such a long, beautiful life.
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<div><strong>How you can help ❤️</strong>
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<div>Clementine's emergency care and final vet visits accumulated to a little over $13k in unexpected expenses. When faced with this emergency, we did everything in our power to give her every fighting chance—just as any pet parent would.
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<div>Now, as we navigate the grief of losing her, we are humbly asking for help offsetting some of these overwhelming financial costs.
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<div>Whether you are able to donate, leave a kind memory, or simply share this page, we are deeply grateful for your support as we do our best to move forward during this difficult time. Thank you for helping us honor our Clemmy girl.
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<div>All our love and gratitude,
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<div>Robin &amp; Josh
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Remembering Clementine

<div>My name is Desiree Hattaway. My husband, Skylar, and I have been working hard to make ends meet.Over the last few months, I've had a lot of medical bills pile up along with unexpected life expenses like the passing of our service We've tried to make ends meet by picking up extra work on the side, but it's simply not enough.
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<div>So we've always tried to work extra hard to show what we're capable of. For that same reason, we're not the type of people that like asking for help, but with these unexpected medical bills piling up, we really need support right now.
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<div>That's what led us here. <strong>The $5,000 we're trying to raise on GoFundMe will go towards paying for medical debt and upcoming medical treatments.</strong> If you can afford to donate, we would be so thankful. And if you can't donate, that is completely okay! Instead, please share our fundraiser with friends, on social media, and in your community. We would be so grateful.
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<div>Thank you so much for reading and supporting us during this difficult time ❤️
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Help Desiree and Skylar with Unexpected Medical Bills

<div>Hi, my name is Potato. I am a one-year-old rescue from Mexico living in Los Angeles with my mom and best friend, Mikaela. My mom is a doctoral graduate student at UCLA. She got me when I was nine weeks old after someone tried to drown me and my siblings. Mom works very hard with me on my anxiety, and I try to be the bravest boy, but I still get scared every now and again.
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<div>On March 5, 2024, I got spooked while we were walking and took off running through a busy road in Los Angeles. Mom chased me all the way home, but I kept running because I couldn’t get in and was so scared. I was lost for about an hour running through the city. She drove around looking for me, but I ran too far for her to find me and too far to find my way back. I ran three and a half miles away from home until two angels found me lying under a staircase covered in blood. They called my mom, and she came to get me right away and took me to the animal hospital. I was so happy to see my mom. 
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<div>Based on my injuries, the doctors think I was hit by a car and slid across the road. I have multiple deep lacerations on my face, legs, and feet; a lot of bruising; and chest contusions (bruising/bleeding in my lungs). I also wore my paw pads down to the point of being raw and my nails down to the quick from running. I had two laceration surgeries (the first with anesthesia and the second with sedation). The surgeon said my first surgery was very involved because there were a significant amount of dirty wounds. 
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<div>My mom is fundraising to help pay for the costs of my medical care, which are expected to be over $4,000 after insurance. My first two surgeries/visits were extremely expensive, and I need to have frequent bandage changes in-hospital for the next few weeks while under sedation. Mom had to apply for an emergency credit card to help pay for my medical care, and the credit limit wasn’t enough to cover all of my medical care. Mom does have pet insurance, luckily, but it’s the lowest level of reimbursement and the highest deductible. Because my care is very expensive, mom will end up paying around $4,000 of her own money. Insurance gave my mom a claim processing window of up to 25 days, so currently, every expense is out of pocket.
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<div>Mom and I want to give a special thank you to Kallan and Sierra for finding me and to all the strangers who helped, including the gentleman who picked mom up, drove after me, and then continued to drive around looking for me; as well as the staff and owner of Dog PPL for keeping a vigilant eye and calling to check-in.
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<div>Anything helps. Mom and I thank you with all our hearts.
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<div>Sincerely,
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<div>Potato and Mikaela
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HELP! 1 Year Old Puppy Hit by Car

<div>Hi my name is Conner Cherland and I'm fundraising for my first full-length record. These songs were some of the top songs out of the last 50 written between October 2022 and now. The songs tell a story of love through pain, and re-learning to dream despite loss. 
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<div>This album is for my friends who lost something in the past year. I have deep love for my friends and family, and these songs hold that love amidst a very hard year.
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<div>Every dollar raised will go toward the people producing this album and playing instruments. My teammates are wonderful and kind and I will be sure to introduce everyone involved in this record as I film the process.
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Conner Cherland's Full Length Album

My little girl's name is chica Taylor. She is a 4lb long haired dwarf Chihuahua. So full of energy so cute so lovable. But lately these days I have been full of pain for her. Chica has a tooth abscess that requires surgery to remove. I have no job. I panhandle to try to pay the rent and get by. So I'm asking for your help. I'm taking care of her my mother who has stage 4 cancer. If you would like to speak to me over the phone I'm more than welcome you to call me. 6197174160.    Oh and by the way. I am a voice actor if you would like to laugh or make a prank phone call to a friend or whoever.  I do many different voices.   ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️

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Those that know Frank Hammar would say he is perhaps the most resilient, determined, and driven student to ever set foot in Miami Ad School.<br /><br />In fact, his level of determination can only be summed up by his response to the events of June 7th that have landed him in the hospital.<br /><br />Frank was robbed at gunpoint while walking home from dinner with his parents around 10:30pm in Miami's Wynwood Art District. He sustained two gunshot wounds – but fortunately is expected to make a full recovery at Jackson Memorial Hospital.<br /><br />The most telling fact of Frank's character is that less than 24 hours after the incident, he was asking for his laptop so he could continue working on projects as his graduation from school sat around the corner on June 10th.<br /><br />We are asking for immediate donations in any amount possible to help Frank with his medical expenses, which are expected to be immense as he is an international student without US medical insurance. This will tremendously help ease the burden his parents Liisa and Holger Hammar must manage, as Frank's student visa expires within the next month.<br /><br />Many thanks are extended from Frank, his family, and the multitude of lives he has touched and friendships he has forged throughout his journey at Miami Ad School.

Frank Hammar's Medical Fund

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<div>Our sweet dog, Clementine, is having a big dental surgery this Friday, October 25th. She has had bad teeth for quite some time; some have fallen out already, and those she still has cause her a great amount of pain, and she cannot eat solid food comfortably. Recently, we also found out that due to the state of Clementine's gums, she is more vulnerable to infection that could cause larger problems if not addressed.
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<div>I adopted Clementine 9 years ago in October 2015. She comes from the Soi Dog Foundation, who rescues dogs from the Thai dog meat trade. For those of you who know her—you know she is full of love and energy, despite her age—now, 12 and a half years old. She’s always been a super sweet girl, full of smiles—especially if there’s a treat around. We're hoping to keep her beautiful spirit alive and healthy for as many more years as we can by making sure she gets the care she needs.
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<div>As you can imagine, the pre-operation screenings, surgery, and follow-up care are quite expensive, and it’s more than we had anticipated. Any help towards covering the costs with Clementine’s surgery, we are eternally grateful. Any amount, no matter how small, is greatly appreciated.
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<div>Thank you so much for taking the time to read this, and for any support you can give—whether it’s through a donation, a share, or just sending some love our way. We are so lucky to have caring friends and family and a community of support for our girl.
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<div>With love and gratitude,
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<div>Joshua, Robin &amp; Clementine
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<div><strong>Cost breakdown:</strong>
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<li>Initial bloodwork (Cardiopet Probnp K9 AO) + Preanesthetic bloodwork package: $631.60
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<li>Abdominal Ultrasound + Blood Pressure test: $720
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<li>Second bloodwork (HP — Senior Screening Panel) + Cystocentesis, Ultrasound-guided: $277.20
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