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My name is Brandon, and I’m reaching out for help for my beloved pet, Reese. Recently, Reese wandered off and was found tied to a fence by the dog warden. When she was rescued, they discovered she had a bullet wound in her neck. She was rushed to MedVet ER veterinary, where the incredible team saved her life. I am so grateful she made it through, but the ordeal has left her with serious injuries. Her shoulder is shattered, and there are bullet fragments still in her leg, which may require a possible amputation. Right now, Reese is on medication for pain and infection, and she’s fighting hard every day. 
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Help Reese Heal After Traumatic Injury

John McClane is a 6 1/2 year old foster dog who came into my care from Cincinnati Animal Care on April 26, 2026. He has been in and out of the shelter since late 2020, and despite everything, he remains the perfect dog—loving, gentle, and ready to find his forever home. Around mid-May, I noticed John was unable to put any pressure on his back leg, so I took him to the shelter's vet for examination. Unfortunately, they discovered he had suffered an ACL injury, and the shelter is unable to perform the surgery he needs. Since then, John has been on pain medication to manage his discomfort, but he needs surgery, follow-up care, and therapy to regain his strength and mobility. I'm raising funds to cover the cost of his ACL surgery, medication, and any therapy he may need. This will not only help John heal, but also ensure that his future adopter doesn't have to face the burden of medical expenses right after welcoming him into their home. I want to remove any obstacles that might prevent John from finding his happy ending. He deserves a chance to live pain-free and finally settle into a loving family. Your support will make a world of difference for John McClane. Any donation, big or small, will help him get the care he needs and bring him one step closer to his forever home. Thank you for helping John on his journey to healing and happiness.

Help John McClane Heal & Find His Forever Home

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Omelette Needs Wheels: Help a Special Dog Thrive

<div>Hi I’m Elizabeth! I am an extraordinary passionate volunteer for animal shelters.  My long time dream is to a professional dog trainer and handler.  It is my mission to help as many dogs as I possibly can, and put at risk dogs in a position for success, and a loving forever home.  This requires training on my part which entails certification at an animal behavior school.  I need your help in helping to fund my training.  My goal is $2,899.00 which will cover my costs and tuition.  Help me help all of our furry canine friends! 

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Help Elizabeth Become a Certified Dog Trainer

<div>Oh my, you guys really came through! We met goal in a couple of hours!!! Shelter is recommending an industrial crate for Marcus so I’m opening it back up for an additional $250 if we can go ahead and set his adopter all the way up! Beyond grateful for the outpouring of support! 
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<div>By now most of you know that Marcus was returned to the shelter because his last adopter let him go as a stray and will not be claiming him. Due to Marcus’s long history in the shelter system he has a few things on his record that caused him to come up for discussion at the life saving meeting. Basically, Marcus is almost out of time and will be humanely euthanized due to quality of life in the shelter and some stacking barriers to adoption (no cats, dog selective, on leash reactivity). Marcus has until May 21st to find his perfect family. We would like to help his new family with a 5 week training package with Roaming Rovers in order to set him up for success (which he has not had up until now). We are desperately hoping to change that. Please consider donating to help Marcus in his future home. In the sad event that Marcus does not make it, your funds will go to another dog who is rescued from the euthanize list and given their last chance at forever! Please share for Marcus if you cannot donate.
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Give Marcus a Chance at a Happy Life

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<div><b>Starburst came to Cincinnati Animal Care as a stray and has been patiently waiting for her chance at a forever home.</b> Starburst is estimated to be around one year old — still a puppy — and the shelter is no place for her to grow up. She’s a sweet, affectionate girl with so much love to give, and she deserves the chance to be seen beyond a treatable condition.

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<div>Unfortunately, Starburst has cherry eye in one eye. Cherry eye is a condition where the third eyelid becomes swollen and protrudes. While it’s often considered cosmetic, it can become uncomfortable and more complicated the longer it goes untreated. Because of limited resources, this is not a procedure the county shelter is able to cover — and sadly, it’s often enough to cause potential adopters to pass her by.

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<div><b>Starburst cannot receive cherry eye surgery until she is adopted, but by raising funds in advance, we can remove this barrier entirely and give her the best possible chance at finding her forever family.</b> The goal is simple: make sure her future humans can say “yes” to her, without hesitation.

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<div>Upon Starburst’s adoption, I will work directly with her adopter to ensure these funds are sent straight to the veterinary clinic performing the procedure.

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<div>This is a small fix with a big impact — your support helps ensure Starburst is seen for who she is, not overlooked for something treatable. 

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Help Starburst Get Her Cherry Eye Surgery

<div>Hello! My name is Genevieve and I'm fundraising to help Berenstain "The Bear" get his unexpected medical costs covered for his wonderful dad.
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<div>TLDR: due to increased reactivity in his adoptive home, Bear's adopter and myself brainstormed ways to help make him comfortable. It was determined to do a full medical work up before turning to addressing potential behavior concerns. Bear was diagnosed with a respiratory illness, skin infection, and has pending blood work and X-rays. Every donation will go towards his vet bills - ultimately helping keep Bear happy and in his forever home.
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<div>If you don't know Berenstain, he was at the Hamilton Co open-intake shelter for a couple months before earning his way on the euthanasia list for his quality of life and behavior concerns. Berenstain is deaf and was starting to decline socially with other dogs and guarding his resources with people the longer he was at the shelter.
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<div>A couple days before he was set to be euthanized, his (now) dad came all the way from Cleveland to meet Bear and adopt him. Bear did realllllly well over 6 weeks adjusting to home life &amp; getting into a routine. He trusted his dad each day more and more. Then, seemingly out of nowhere, Bear started becoming more reactive to the person who loved him most. Thankfully, his dad reached out to me and we created a plan to get Bear help. This is where you come in. Due to these unexpected vet bills, Bear's dad needs our help.
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Support Bear's Journey to Health and Happiness

<div>Astrid is a sweet 9-year-old pitbull who was found outside, alone and in need of help. Despite efforts to contact her previous owners, no one came forward, and she was left in the care of Cincinnati Animal Care. Unfortunately, Astrid has a large uncomfortable tumor that needs to be removed, but the shelter simply does not have the resources to provide the surgery she desperately needs.
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<div>Astrid is a gentle soul who deserves a second chance. With your support, we can help her get the medical care she needs and give her the opportunity to enjoy her golden years. Please consider donating or sharing this fundraiser to help Astrid on her journey to a brighter future. Every bit of support means the world to her and to those who care for her.
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Help Astrid Get Life-Changing Surgery

<div>On August 15th, we adopted Bruno (formerly known as Chuckie) from CAC, just minutes before he was scheduled to be euthanized due to his quality of life declining in the shelter. Walking away was never an option for us—we knew he deserved a chance to know love, safety, and what it truly means to have a home.

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<div>When Bruno came to us, his condition broke our hearts. He had cuts all over his body, and his paws were raw and injured from self-harming behaviors brought on by the intense stress and anxiety of shelter life. He was thin, scared, and overwhelmed—but he was alive, and that mattered most.

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<div>Since coming home, Bruno has made incredible physical progress. All of his wounds have healed, and with proper care, consistency, and love, he has gained weight and is now at a healthy, ideal weight. His most recent vet visit confirmed that he is physically doing great. Seeing him finally comfortable in his own skin has been a gift we’ll never take for granted.

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<div>Once Bruno began to feel safe, we discovered that he suffers from severe anxiety. He is currently on medication to help manage it, but he has also developed behavioral challenges and habits that we’ve been trying to work through and redirect for the past several months. Despite our best efforts, love, and consistency, we are realizing that we are in over our heads—and that breaks our hearts to admit.

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<div>We’ve been saving what we can, but like many families, we are struggling with our own day-to-day life expenses. Asking for help does not come easily to us, but we know that Bruno deserves every chance possible. We refuse to give up on him when he has already come so far.

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<div>We are asking for help so Bruno can receive the structured, professional training he needs to live a calmer, happier life—and so we can become the best humans possible for him. Any amount, any share, and any support means more than we can put into words.

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<div>Thank you for believing in Bruno, for giving him a chance, and for helping us ensure that his story continues—stronger, safer, and full of hope. ❤️

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Support Bruno’s Journey to a Calmer Life

<div>Most everyone knows my passion is to help the dogs struggling the most in the shelter. Ones that are suffering from quality of life, mama’s that need a quiet place to stay while caring for their litters, or ones that is difficult handling in the shelter because of stress. 

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<div>A shelter isn’t a home, it’s a bridge between their past, to their future. Some just can’t stay at the shelter and have the chance they deserve to be adopted. A home is their best shot at life. 

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<div>I love day tripping them and putting their faces out there to be seen, but I want to help more. I have the vision of turning my larger shed into a livable space for these dogs. Sliding doors, windows, insulation, drywall… a small home for these dogs to decompress. 

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<div>I want to make sure that dogs who didn’t make it out like Kinetic, Tortilla, Reggie, and Templeton aren’t forgotten. They are who gave me this vision to help other dogs like them. 

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Support a Safe Space for Shelter Dogs

<div>Our foster journey began recently in May at <strong>Cincinnati Animal CARE</strong>. Both Evan and I decided we wanted to help animals to get wonderful homes and get out of the shelter. We went to CAC to pick out our 4th foster. The first couple dogs had too much energy for our resident dogs but <strong>Sesame </strong>was perfect! We brought him home and just 2 weeks later he had a seizure. We weren't sure if this was a one time thing since he had no record of seizures during his time at the shelter, so we just monitored him. Then about 2 weeks later he had another one so CAC did blood work and determined he most likely has a brain tumor. The results paired with seizures, wobbly walk, and droopy eye lead them to this diagnosis. I talked with my vet and they agreed. He has been doing so well on his meds though and has had no seizures since.
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<div>About 2 weeks ago we noticed Sesame was starting to paw at his eye and was in pain. We took him to CAC and the medical team prescribed him some antibiotic eye drops. Within a few days we noticed a spot in the middle of his eye that looked like part of his cornea was missing. The medical team performed a stain and explained to us that he had a ulcer on his eye. He was in intense pain after coming back home with us and the medical team told us to keep them updated if his pain did not subside. Initially he seemed to improve but then declined again and was in pain and became very reserved and shy. We took pictures of his ulcer and reached out to a vet, who informed us we needed to get immediate help from a specialist. Upon learning this we made the decision that what was best for Sesame was for him to get additional care. We officially adopted him and took him to the eye care specialist. The specialists determined that Sesame had an ulcer that had caused a corneal perforation and he required immediate emergency surgery to save his eye. I know funds are typically raised prior to surgery but, Sesame was in a lot of pain and there was a risk of his eye rupturing and we just couldn't risk it.
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<div>We love Sesame like one of our own and he is the sweetest boy ever but, did not plan to take on a fourth medically expensive dog. Even after his surgery we still will need to provide for Sesame’s frequent exams and medications to manage his seizures and brain tumor medication in addition to any additional eye issues that could arise.
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<div>We appreciate any contributions to this sweet boy because we truly believe he has a lot of life left in him! After being found as a stray, probably neglected by someone who knew he had seizures, he doesn't deserve anything but the best chance at life. I can't imagine what he went though at the shelter in a kennel before we fostered him. Having seizures all alone in a place he doesn't know or understand how he got there. His seizures were at 11 minutes 2 weeks after fostering him so I know it wasn't his first one. He also drops down and freezes like he knows something wrong is about to happen again. After being on meds he hasn't had one in over a month.
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Sesame's Conjunctival Pedicle Flap Surgery

<div>Hey, nice to meet you, my name is Jay. I recently moved to Cincinnati with my two kids, and while adjusting to living in a new area for the past 6 months, I'm now experiencing housing difficulties.

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<p><b>Santiago needs our help!!!</b> Santi needs emergency surgery on his stomach tumor tomorrow, 9/22. MedVet has quoted this surgery to be around $10k . If you know Santiago's mom, Geraldine Chavez, you know how amazing she is! Let's help her with this lifesaving surgery for sweet Santi. ❤️‍ Anything is helpful &amp; very much appreciated. 
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Santiago's Emergency Surgery

<div>Lexi was celebrated close and afar on Saturday, November 15th, before crossing the rainbow bridge later that evening.  She was special and in a short time created memories we'll cherish forever. 
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<div>Thank you for all your support towards Lexi and my family! I'll leave her fund active until the end of the year. Her humane euthanasia and cremation was $750 and is the last remaining cost. 
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<div>Lexi sends her love and gratitude this holiday season. Stay safe and present with your loved ones, we never know how much time we really have together. ❤️‍
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<div>Thank you for supporting Lexi! And making the dream of having a family dog possible for my son. ❤️
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Lexi's euthanasia and cremation with Paws Angels

<div>I hate to have to ask for help, but the bill for Callie to have bloodwork, blood transfusion, and everything else is something I wasn’t prepared for financially. 

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<div>Callie has been with me for nearly 10 years as a rescue from a hoarding situation. She has thrived living with me and her other fur siblings. I couldn’t let her be sick and not do anything, so I got her help. I will turn the world upside down for any of my animals or ones that aren’t mine, too. 

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Callie's Health Journey Needs Your Help

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<div>Sydney is a stunning 5-year-old Australian Shepherd in Cincinnati, Ohio who’s looking for a fresh start—and she’s almost there.
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<div>Once she’s fully recovered, Sydney will be looking for her forever home. She’s smart and so loving—she just needs the right person who understands her needs and is ready to continue the support her current guardian started.
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<div>Many of you were moved by her story and asked how to help. If you’re able to chip in, any amount will go a long way toward making sure Sydney lands in the safe, loving home she deserves.
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Help Sydney Get Spayed for a Safe New Home

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