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Earlier this week, my dog Daisy got very sick, and I rushed her to the emergency vet. After more testing, Daisy was diagnosed with cancer. She has already seen an oncologist, was found to be a candidate for treatment, and received her first dose of chemotherapy on Thursday. 
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 This is now an ongoing process. Daisy's treatment will continue weekly, and the cost of care is more than I can manage on my own. Donations will help me pay for her ongoing diagnostics, chemotherapy treatments, and oncology visits so she can keep getting the care she needs. 
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 Daisy is my best friend. We do everything together, and she is the most fun-loving, full-of-life dog I have ever met. She loves everyone she meets. Seeing her so weak and suffer has been emotionally devastating. 
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 I am asking for help so I can keep up with Daisy's weekly treatment and ongoing care. If you are able, please help in any amount. Thank you for helping me care for Daisy during this heartbreaking time.

Daisy's Weekly Cancer Treatment Fund

Hi everyone, Henry is our 5-year-old St. Berdoodle, and if you've ever met him (or followed along with Henry and Theo) you know he's the happiest, sweetest boy. After returning home from vacation, we immediately knew something was wrong. Henry was lethargic, struggling to breathe, and clearly not acting like himself, so we rushed him to the emergency veterinarian. After bloodwork and imaging, we learned Henry had a severe infection and extensive pneumonia affecting both his lungs and the space surrounding them. He had developed both fluid and air around his lungs, was running a high fever, and had lost 12 pounds in just one week. 
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 Because of the severity of his condition, Henry was immediately transferred to a specialty animal hospital, where he underwent a CT scan and had chest tubes placed on both sides of his chest to remove the fluid and help his lungs function properly. At this time, Henry remains hospitalized under the care of a team of specialists, receiving around-the-clock monitoring, IV antibiotics, oxygen support, and continuous testing. While his medical team has identified severe pneumonia, they are still working to determine the underlying cause of his condition so they can provide the most effective course of treatment. We are taking things one day at a time and remain hopeful as we wait for more answers. 
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 The cost of Henry's emergency hospitalization, diagnostics, procedures, and ongoing treatment has already exceeded $10,000, and we know there will be additional expenses as he continues his recovery. If you're able to donate, we would be incredibly grateful. Every contribution, no matter the amount, will go directly toward Henry's medical care. If donating isn't possible, sharing this fundraiser with others or keeping Henry in your thoughts and prayers would mean just as much to our family. Thank you for your kindness, generosity, and support during one of the most difficult times we've ever experienced. We can't wait for the day Henry is back home with us playing with his cat brother Theo, begging for snacks, and bringing smiles to everyone he meets.

Help Henry Recover: Emergency Vet Care

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<div>My pup was diagnosed with maxillary osteosarcoma (an aggressive bone cancer) in the summer of 2024, and was given 6 months to live. She underwent radiation and chemo as the 'standard of care,’ but I knew there had to be more I could do to help her. I found a clinical trial for immunotherapy research being conducted by the Yale School of Medicine and the Canine Cancer Alliance, and we made the trek from California to a participating clinic in Utah for her initial treatment &amp; booster. I truly believe this is what saved her life. Against all odds, the tumor disappeared. She is now considered a long-term survivor at 2+ years post diagnosis, and has a team of specialists supporting her care.   





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<div>Earlier this year, she began experiencing late radiation side effects in her eye from the radiation treatment she had two years ago. We traveled to UC Davis for a surgery consultation and were initially scheduled for the end of May. This surgery would reconstruct her maxillary (cheek bone) area, alleviate long-term effects of radiation exposure in her eye, and eliminate long term risks of infection. On the day of surgery, she experienced an unexpected complication from medication side effects and surgery was called off just before anesthesia. We’re currently working with her internal medicine team to ensure we’re able to safely move forward with surgery again. I truly believe this surgery is the only thing standing between her current complications and a full recovery to her life before cancer, so we will stay hopeful. In the meantime, her condition is being carefully managed by her ophthalmology  team, and it has given us more time to fundraise! (Hopefully )<br />


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<div><span>I </span><span>have done my best to stay ahead of her medical bills for two years now, but as you can imagine, the cost of her ongoing care adds up quickly. She is required to have recheck testing every 3 months to continue immunotherapy treatment, which includes X-rays and blood samples sent to Yale for researchers studying how the immunotherapy is working in her system. In addition, her upcoming surgery will be expensive, but will give her the best chance of returning to a completely normal life and will eliminate all long-term health risks of the complications she’s currently facing.</span><br />


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<div>Participation in the research project is helping researchers better understand how immunotherapy can help dogs fight cancer like osteosarcoma, hemangiosarcoma, and transitional cell carcinoma. Through this clinical trial, they hope to get USDA approval to make this immunotherapy widely available at veterinary clinics across the country, as well as research how EGFR/HER2 immunotherapy can be utilized for human applications for breast cancer, colorectal cancer, and osteosarcoma. <b>Note: </b>this GoFundMe is my personal fundraiser for my dog’s medical bills. If you’d like to support the research project, please donate to Canine Cancer Alliance (linked below)<br />
























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<div>Hi everyone, my name is Daniel, and I’m reaching out because my dog Theodore—my best friend and constant companion—is going through something terrifying. Recently, Theodore began experiencing sudden and severe seizures. Watching him shake uncontrollably, confused and frightened, has been one of the hardest things I’ve ever had to face.
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<div>After rushing him to the vet and completing initial exams, it’s clear that Theodore needs ongoing medical care: diagnostic testing, seizure medication, follow-up appointments, and possibly long-term treatment. The costs have already started adding up quickly, and as much as I wish I could cover everything myself, I’m struggling to keep up with the vet bills.
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<div>Theodore is more than just a pet—he’s family. He’s the dog who greets me every single day with excitement, who curls up next to me when I’m stressed, who brings light into every room he walks into. He deserves every chance at a healthy, comfortable life.
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<div>Every donation, no matter the amount, truly makes a difference. If you can’t donate, sharing this page means the world as well.
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<div>Thank you for taking the time to read Theodore’s story. Your kindness and support give him a fighting chance, and I’m deeply grateful for anything you can do to help him get better.
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<div>With love,
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<div>Daniel &amp; Theodore
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<div>My name is Melissa, and I’m reaching out with a heavy heart to ask for help for my dog. Milo is not just my pet — he is my family, my best friend, and my constant companion.
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<div>A few days ago, Milo suffered a terrible accident after being bitten by another dog at Northeast Regional Park. Unfortunately everything happened so fast that I never found out which dog it was. What seemed like a bite at first turned into a very serious medical situation.
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<div>The bite caused a large and very serious wound. I rushed him to the emergency vet where he had to undergo surgery immediately. The doctors had to place many stitches and a drainage tube to help the wound heal.
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<div>Unfortunately, Milo’s recovery has been very difficult. The veterinarians have now told me that a large area of the tissue around the wound has become necrotic (dying). Because of this, he will need another surgery to remove the damaged tissue. The area is so large that the doctors explained he may even require a skin graft surgery to properly close the wound and help him heal.
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<div>Watching him go through this has been heartbreaking. Right now, he is in the hospital receiving treatment.
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<div>The emergency surgery, medications, bandage care, and upcoming procedures are becoming extremely expensive. Right now Milo’s veterinary bills have already exceeded $12k, and the costs continue to grow as he needs ongoing treatment.
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<div>I never imagined I would be in a position where I needed to ask for help, but Milo means the world to me and my family and I want to give him every possible chance to recover.
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<div>If you are able to donate even a small amount, it would go directly toward Milo’s veterinary care and treatment. If you’re unable to donate, sharing this fundraiser would mean just as much to us and could help us reach someone who can help.
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<div>Thank you for taking the time to read Milo’s story and for supporting us during such a difficult time. Your kindness could truly help save my baby
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<div>With gratitude,
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<div>Melissa &amp; Milo ❤️
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<div>Follow him  on instagram to learn more about him.@miloboy23
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<div>Hola a todos,
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<div>Mi nombre es Melissa y me acerco a ustedes con el corazón triste para pedir ayuda para mi perro. Milo no es solo mi mascota — es mi familia, mi mejor amigo y mi compañero constante.
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<div>Hace unos días, Milo sufrió un terrible accidente después de ser mordido por otro perro en Northeast Regional Park. Desafortunadamente, todo sucedió tan rápido que nunca pude saber cuál fue el perro. Lo que al principio parecía solo una mordida terminó convirtiéndose en una situación médica muy seria.
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<div>La mordida le causó una herida grande y muy grave. Lo llevé de inmediato al veterinario de emergencia, donde tuvo que someterse a una cirugía de urgencia. Los doctores tuvieron que colocar muchos puntos de sutura y un tubo de drenaje para ayudar a que la herida pudiera sanar.
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<div>Desafortunadamente, la recuperación de Milo ha sido muy difícil. Los veterinarios ahora me han dicho que una gran parte del tejido alrededor de la herida se ha vuelto necrótico (está muriendo). Debido a esto, necesitará otra cirugía para remover el tejido dañado. El área afectada es tan grande que los doctores me explicaron que incluso podría necesitar una cirugía de injerto de piel para poder cerrar la herida correctamente y ayudarlo a sanar.
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<div>Verlo pasar por todo esto ha sido muy difícil. En Estos Momentos se encuentra hospitalizado.
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<div>La cirugía de emergencia, los medicamentos, el cuidado de los vendajes y los próximos procedimientos se están volviendo extremadamente costosos. En este momento, las facturas veterinarias de Milo ya han superado los $12k y los costos continúan aumentando a medida que necesita tratamiento continuo. Nunca imaginé que estaría en una situación en la que tendría que pedir ayuda, pero Milo significa el mundo para mí y para mi familia, y quiero darle todas las oportunidades posibles para recuperarse.
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<div>With tears in my eyes, I want to speak from my heart this is not easy for me to say, and it hurts more than words can explain and this is one of the hardest things I’ve ever had to do flaffy has been my family, my comfort, and my best friend for the past 8 years i want nothing more than to keep flaffy by my side and give him the life he deserves as he been through so many , and all I want is to keep him safe, loved, and properly cared for him unfortunately, at this moment, I’m struggling so so much my husband chances the work and his salary it’s not enough and I can no longer afford all of his medical needs on my own flaffy has IVDD, he cannot pee by himself, and he recently had surgery for kidney stones. He will always need special food, regular vet check-ups, medication, diapers, and constant care i give him all the love in the world, but love alone doesn’t cover medical bills and that reality breaks my heart I’m not asking for help lightly. I’m asking because I want to keep Flaffy with me, safe, loved, and properly cared for in the long term. i know I may be judged I already received messages asking why I don’t “put him down” instead of “letting him suffer.” i want to be very clear I could never do that. Flaffy is alive, happy, active, full of joy he just has many medical conditions that need constant care and financial support. Sadly, I cannot do this alone anymore. That’s why I’m asking for your support to help me raise funds so I can make sure Flaffy is always covered, treated, and never has to suffer or be given up the thought destroys me, but I may be forced to let him go to shelters as they can provide what I cannot and that would break my heart forever. But I would rather know he is safeI’m not asking for pity I’m asking for understanding, kindness, and help so I don’t have to say goodbye to someone who means the world to me Thank you for listening, for caring, and for holding space for my pain. If you’re able to donate or share, it would mean everything to us. Every small help brings us closer to a future where I don’t have to choose between love and survival.Thank you for caring, and for being here for us Flaffy deserves a life without pain, and I’m doing everything for  give him that
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<div>Early December 2025, my father went to the doctor for what we believed were symptoms of diabetes. Routine bloodwork and a chest X-ray unexpectedly revealed something far more serious. In addition to being diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, the X-ray showed signs of a collapsed lung, which led his doctor to order a CT scan. That scan revealed a tumor in his lung.

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<div>We have done everything we can financially and have applied for disability benefits, but the waiting period is approximately five months — time that, tragically, we do not have. My mom has always been fiercely independent and did not want me to create this fundraiser, but the reality is that the financial burden of end-of-life care, household expenses, and lost income has become overwhelming.

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Helping Our Family Through an Unexpected Cancer Diagnosis

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<div>Hi, my name is Maureen.  With a broken heart I am humbly asking for support to raise funds to help my beautiful boy Duke's cancer treatment. He is the light of my life and my true Soul dog.  He means the world to me and I love him with all my heart. He is not just a dog but a member of our family. He is my best friend, travel buddy, fellow beach lover and shopping partner.
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<div>Duke is 8 years old and has never been sick.  He's super active and a very healthy boy.  But the Lymphoma came on fast and hard on his poor body. He literally lost 10 pounds in days. It was shocking and terrifying. We immediately took him to our Vet but after several vet appointments, Duke was transferred to the University of Guelph Animal Hospital. They are the best! He was admitted and placed in their ICU due to his severe anemia and sickness.  His blood level was 5 compared to a normal dog being 39 -55 .  He was near death. 
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<div>Gigi is my parents dog and I am helping raise funds for GiGi’s vet bills. As many of you seen the video of GiGi getting kicked in her right side. We have taken her to the vet and sadly have been given the results of liver failure likely due to the blunt force kick. We appreciate everyone’s support and are grateful for any donation to help off set the vet bill. *warning graphic video <a href="https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1028922059071410&amp;id=100001729681543&amp;mibextid=wwXIfr" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Gigi incident</a>
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Fundraiser for Pets Rescued from the Palisades Fire

<div>Life can change in an instant. On Christmas Eve, Asher Tenud was driving in Santa Maria, CA, where he lived when he lost control of his car and was tragically killed. Asher was 19 years old. He leaves behind his mother, father, and two brothers (Danielle, Ashley, Brook, and Bowie) in Portland, OR.
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<div>Hi, our gorgeous puppy Roo means the absolute world to me and my family. He's a 1 year old golden retriever x cocker spaniel who's incredibly adorable, naughty, fun and silly - and he has soo much more life left in him. He's developed acute kidney failure from likely an infection or toxin and his only chance of survival is temporary dialysis. He is so young and kidneys were perfectly and entirely fine just last week so he has a reasonable chance of recovery and would have a good quality of life once he gets through this so please help us save my soul dog. The funds will be used directly on dialysis and admission at the centre SASH in Sydney (explained at bottom), as we are from Melbourne, there's also all the travel and accomodations costs that will be covered by us. Every single cent will mean so much to us to help our baby recover.
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<div>Hello, my name is Norma and I am trying to save my boys life. His symptoms started on Tuesday and I rushed him to the hospital. He was lethargic, temperature of 105 and diarrhea, they began treating him for his pancreas and infection in his blood, along with a probiotic for diarrhea and iv fluids. We received a call the next morning TK come back in for more lab work because his white blood cell count was extremely, red blood count low and liver level low. They did more blood work, gave more fluids because his temperature was 104 and another prescription to increase his appetite. Yesterday I received a call, stating he has internal bleeding in the gut and a liver issue and I need to take him to OSU Vet hospital. All expenses at this point were all out of pocket, I contacted his insurance company, they stated we had to wait ) months and now that he is now diagnosed with these issues they will never cover any issues related to this. I can’t imagine having to put him down because I can’t afford these procedures needed. So I am asking you to please help me save my boy.
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<div>Hello, my name is Stephanie and I'm fundraising for my sweet 1-year-old Lab's surgeries.
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<div>Hi, my name is Genoveva, and I am fundraising for my wonderful Friend Desi to RECOVER FROM BRAIN TUMOR SURGERY.
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<div>About a month ago she had 2 seizures and was rushed to the ER. Desi has seen 4 specialists, that performed all the tests you can think of, and they all concluded that Desi has a Brain Tumor the size of an egg!
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HELP DESI RECOVER FROM BRAIN TUMOR SURGERY

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<div>My name is Pamela &amp; I am trying to set up a fundraiser for my puppy Sages surgery &amp; upcoming vet bills. Sage is a 9 month female italian greyhound, who broke her foot second day of coming home to me (flew from Argentina). My Vet told me right away that she was very malnurished and given to me at a too young of an age. That she should of been at least 3/4 months old. 
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<div>Sage fractured her right radius bone and the emergency vet suggested a splint appliance for now to see how it heals since shes so young. Had the splint on for a month, retook xrays and then we had went to see a surgeon Dr Morgan for a coneultation. We went forth with surgery on her front right leg the same day due to it worsening. She healed amazingly after the surgery, but shortly after the cast came off I had noticed that her wrist was very “fat”. I had went back to our surgeon few times to recheck on her since I was worriee and got the worst news that Sage has yet another small fracture in her wrist and also causing her paw to grow crooked/angulation.
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<div>The vet advised us to wait until she is 12 months old to proceed with the second surgery for the fracture and to straighten out her foot which is called : Closing Wedge Osteotomy. (if you want to look it up but it already looks extremely painful) 
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<div>He hopes to do both surgeries at once to not put her through two seperate surgeries. We are waiting until she is fully grown because if we do surgery sooner it can cause yet another angulation, so we need her growth plates to close first. She walks and runs OK but lifts her right paw a lot. I hesitated to ask for help but as much as I dont like to ask for help I need to since this will be probably two surgeries im one and sadly carecredit has a max limit that is way less than her surgery costs and vet visits/bandage weekly changes. If you can donate to help Sage - we appreciate every dollar❤️ If you cannot then to share this gofund me also helps us out We have 3 months until surgery to save up!
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<div>- Pam, Kwest &amp; Sage
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