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<div>Prince, once called “Princess” until the vet kindly informed me he is more of a prince than a princess. He’s part of a community of rescue cats in the country that my stepfather lovingly cared for before he passed away this past November. Since then, I’ve taken over feeding and caring for them. It hasn’t been easy—I’ve lost a few, found homes for others, and now I’m doing everything I can for this sweet guy, Prince. 
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This is my last hope. Please help save Prince!

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<div>I am a musician, a dad, and I have recently been diagnosed with stage 4 oesophageal cancer.
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<div>Thank you for reading, for sharing, and for supporting in whatever way you can. It truly means more than I can say.
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<div>If there comes a time when I am unable to update this page myself, my family may share updates on my behalf.
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Support Dean Franklin as He Begins Stage 4 Cancer Treatment

<div>I want to introduce you all to Ed Bambas, a man I met recently in a Detroit supermarket who completely humbled me. 


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<div>Ed is 88 years old, an Army veteran, and he still works five days a week, eight hours a day. He has never received the pension he earned after a lifetime of hard work, and he lost his wife years ago.


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<div>Despite everything, Ed shows up every day with quiet dignity, strength, and perseverance. His story is a stark reminder that too many of our seniors, especially veterans face incredible challenges just to survive.


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<div>Ed fought for his country, he worked his whole life, and now it’s our turn to fight for him. If you’ve ever been moved by someone’s courage, if you believe our elders and veterans deserve dignity, please consider contributing. Even sharing this story can help us reach more people who want to make a difference.


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<div>Let’s show Ed that the same bravery and commitment he gave to his country and community does not go unnoticed. ❤️


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88 & Still Working:Let’s Support Veteran Ed Bambas

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<div>Without it we cannot easly do the following : We can’t get to injured birds. We can’t bring supplies. We can’t reach veterinary care. We’re more or less cut off in a rural area with our flock, without transport 
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<div>Every donation — no matter how small — brings us closer to getting wheels back under wings.
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<div>Thank you for taking time to read this and hopefully help us reach our goal.
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Cali started with her IVDD on the 30th Dec 2024. She had an MRI in January with the money raised so far, fast forward we found out she’s stage 2 ivdd, she has a spinal malformation which she’s had since birth called Hemivertebrae which has grown a piece of tissue on her spinal cord causing her micro instability and she also now has neurological problems caused from the ivdd and her spinal malformation. 

Her GFM has been open since January when she first went downhill, we raised £1705 so far however that has been used for her MRI in January and towards her recovery. 

Cali has been in recovery for 7 months, she has been undergoing conservative treatment since Feb 2025. She has hydro therapy, Lazer and physio therapy. She had been doing so so well and I couldn’t be more proud.

Until Thursday morning, she took one of the worst turns she’s took since she was last on her medication a few months ago. 
She is now back on her meds again but even on her meds she’s still showing symptoms of discomfort and pain somewhere again. 

Cali may need to go into see her neurologist to be reassessed and if they think she is deteriorating then she will need to go for another MRI with the potential need of surgery. Cali hasn’t had surgery yet as we was told it would be very complex but that was from the first referral place we went to. She is now somewhere new since being messed around from the first place so they may think different when they do their own imagining with an MRI if needed like we was warned at our last appointment 2 months ago. 

Cali’s insurance has been refusing the past 6 months, I’ve been fighting and fighting for them to cover her conditions and they are adamant they won’t because it’s pre existing even though it really isn’t, meaning Cali will never be covered for her spinal conditions now despite doing everything right for as long as she is here. 

Leaving me with no choice other than to try and raise and make as money much as I can on social media to try and cover my girls medical bills and what’s to come.

Please if you could share my girls story it would be a massive help for my girl. 

Any donations are greatly appreciated if you can, if you can’t then I ask if you could share her story if you can’t to anyone you know. 

Thank you for your time, love and support and I will continue to keep you all updated on my beautiful girls journey.

Please help for Cali's IVDD & Spinal Malform Bills

<div>We’re reaching out with heavy hearts but full of hope for our beloved dog, Frank.
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<div>Life has thrown a lot at our little family recently, and we’re doing everything we can to keep going.
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<div>My husband lost his job at the end of last year after suffering a serious injury at work, he was the breadwinner of our family.
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<div>We had no choice but to urgently raise money to save his life and due to everyone's overwhelming kindess and support and despite the odds being drastically against him, he survived surgery.
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<div>Frank is the most wonderful dog anyone could ever meet. Everyone who meets him falls in love with him. He’s gentle, funny, loving, and full of personality. He’s brought us so much joy and strength during some of our darkest moments, and now we want to do everything we can to give that back to him.
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Help Frank Walk Again – Our Brave Boy Needs Your Support

<div>Lamont Farm has been a part of the community for the past 48 years and is now in danger of closing. The options for funding are few and far between and with the currently economical climate donations are minimal. Lamont Farm still houses over 40 animals ranging from small pets such as rabbits and Guinea pigs to larger farm animals and even llamas! 99% of the animals are rescued and retired and have found refuge here at the farm, a place to live out the rest of their lives in safety. Please help us to keep Lamont Farm alive to ensure they always have a safe home for the remainder of their lives 
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<div>As many of you know, my sister-in-law Becky Baumann and my brother Greg received devastating news regarding Becky's health. Becky was diagnosed with Stage IV breast cancer which has metastized to her bones. She has a tumor on her spine and the cancer has also spread to her ribs. Eleven years ago, Becky defeated cancer for the first time, and three years ago Becky battled breast cancer. She had a double mastectomy, and endured all the chemotherapy and radiation treatments that accompany that diagnosis. They both thought that battle was won. Unfortunately, they received the news a few weeks ago that the cancer is back and has spread.
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<div>It’s been such a roller coaster, 24 hrs ago I was in fear for her life. The doctors repeatedly warned me of the extreme level of risk every step along the way. This was a major major surgery for poor Breezy. We got lucky Her final bill was less than expected at $9,088. I plan to leave this GoFundMe open for Breezy as we are waiting for a very scary pathology report and I will continue fighting for her life, I know she’s not ready to give up and we have many more adventures and fun times ahead. Many of you probably know us from Instagram and know I have 3 other frenchies. I pay over $550 a month for pet insurance on my other 3. I would never ask for help with their bills as I pay for premium policies with 90% back on anything past their yearly deductible besides maintenance. Breezy came to me with paralysis and a long list of pre existings and was uninsurable. I will continue doing whatever I can to keep her healthy and comfortable. I know a lot of people love Breezy and I’ll just leave this open for anyone who wants to help.
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<div>Hello, my name is Melissa and I am asking for help with my 6 yr old Frenchie Breezy. At 3am on 3/17 she went into emergency exploratory surgery for internal bleeding. She had a ruptured mass the size of a tennis ball in her spleen and was bleeding out. The surgeon was able to remove her spleen with the mass and stop the bleeding. She then found a mass in her intestinal tract and removed a section of her intestines. The surgeon did not see any more masses. Her lymph nodes were enlarged as well. The Dr took a sample of her lymph nodes and her liver. There is a high chance that this is one of two types of cancer. The lesser of the evils would be lymphosarcoma, and the worse would be Hemangiosarcoma. Forgive me if I spelt or got those terms wrong.
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<div>I have been visiting Lamont Farm now for the last 36 years and have seen generations get to enjoy visiting all of the animals there. They’ve hit some very hard times recently and face closure, and I’m really hoping that everyone will group together and help to save them. All of the workers there give up their time on a voluntary basis so we know all money goes toward looking after the 50+ rescued and retired animals there and it really would be awful to see them have to try and rehome all of those animals, or have them put to sleep if no one could take them 
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<div>Hi guys my name is Corey and this is our wee dog milo, recently milo has had an injury causing him to be basically paralysed he can’t stand up, walk or even pass the toilet by himself. He has suspected ruptured discs and a suspected Lesion higher up in his neck area. He has been given 48hours before they say he will need euthanasia to put him to sleep and out of pain. <img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/71233161_1676897226480231_r.jpg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="71233161_1676897226480231_r.jpg" /><br />
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Phoenix is a 7 month old French Bulldog who has developed a spinal condition very suddenly on 12/03/22. This has left Phoenix paralysed from the waist down and in URGENT need of life saving surgery early next week due to the neurological affects it’s having on her. Phoenix’s spine has grown malformed and bends into her spinal cord which is affecting the signals from her brain to the rest of her body. Currently she has lost the use of her legs, bowels, bladder and it may continue to affect an unpredictable amount of her body with risk she may become completely paralysed (front legs, respiratory paralysis etc) and left with no choice but to be euthanised due to quality of life. The animal neurologists prognosis is that if she doesn’t receive surgery next week then the damage to her spinal cord may be irreversible. <br /><br />The surgery which Phoenix requires involves removing the bent area of spine and replacing with a straight implant in place, taking the pressure off her spinal cord and at very least, nipping the paralysis in the bud at her hind legs. There is still however a good chance she may regain full mobility with the surgery if performed early enough. This must be undertaken through open chest surgery as the area cannot be reached through her back. <br /><br />Unfortunately, the neurological specialist centre in Cramlington don’t offer Payment plans and the full total is payable upfront at a cost of <font color="#333333">£6,800. <br /><br />It has been an absolutely devastating 7 days and I am staying hopeful that we can hopefully raise the funds to give Phoenix a chance at life. If anyone could donate towards Phoenix’s surgery and help to spread the word I would be extremely appreciative.<br /><br />Thank you </font>

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<div>As you all know Rodney went through stage 5 IVDD in July 2021 where he was paralysed from the neck down, he recovered from surgery well but now sadly has been referred back to the specialists as he has a calcified disc. We are unsure what is going to happen next but we want to be fully prepared for this and do absolutely everything we can for Rodney, he is our absolute world, he means more to us than anyone will ever know 
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<div>We were due to go away for Christmas but noticed that Rodney was loosing balance and in pain for the last 5/6 weeks we have been at the vet constantly and with no progression being made we feel he is just getting worse, the vet has now said a specialist needs to look at him and this may require an MRI &amp; further surgery



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<div>We are devastated by this and felt July time was the worst time but this is so horrible the not knowing.



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<div>Rodney has such a good support system from all his followers and we are always so grateful for the support 



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<div>Due to his recent surgery and ongoing vet bills we are trying our best to raise as much as we can for him  as we are fearing the worst 



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<div>*Our insurance has been maxed out*

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<div>Thank you for taking the time to read this and thank you for your ongoing support



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<div>xxxxx



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June Wilson

June Wilson

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