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Save Baby Klaus! - urgently needs heart surgery !

<div>Hi, we’re Bianca and Daniel — a couple with a big love for animals and an even bigger heart for rescue. Over the past five years, we’ve opened our home to a growing number of both adopted cats and stray or abandoned cats who have found their way to our property, many in desperate need of care, safety, and love.



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Help Us Build Safe Outdoor Enclosures for Our Rescued Cats

<div><strong>Please Help Us Give Malu a Second Chance at Life.</strong>
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<div>Malu is a street dog from Jimbaran in Bali. She is only five years of age and still young, with so much life left to live. Malu has spent her years living on the streets - quiet, cautious, and unassuming.
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<div>For most of her short life, Malu has survived thanks to local street feeders, a group of volunteers who dedicate their time, resources, and compassion to feed and care for stray and starving animals. Although Malu is fearful of humans, she has gradually developed a bond with the local feeders, showing her gratitude for their love and care in her own quiet way.
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<div>A few weeks ago, Malu’s health began to noticeably deteriorate. She was struggling to breathe, struggled to walk, had stopped eating, and worst of all she had developed a growing lump on her neck. Her feeders stepped in to get her the help she needed, tranquilising her before transporting her to the local vet.<strong> </strong>
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<div><strong>The diagnosis: Lymphoma.</strong>
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<div>The local vet acted swiftly. The buildup of fluid in her lungs was drained making it easier for her to breath, and medication was immediately prescribed to alleviate the symptoms.
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<div>So far, Malu has responded well to treatment and one round of Chemotherapy, however without more Chemotherapy, the cancer will return — and Malu won’t survive. Chemotherapy is her only chance.
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<div>Malu doesn’t have an owner. She has survived to date thanks to the love and care of local street feeders. <strong>But that is no longer enough and now she urgently needs your help!</strong>
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<div>Please consider donating to Malu's ongoing care and treatment and help Malu fight cancer - she has noone else.
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<div>Malu is young and strong. She has made it this far, and she’s still fighting. But she can’t do it alone. Please don’t let it end here!
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<div>Even the smallest donation will help. If you can’t give, please share her story. The more people who see Malu, the better her chances.
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<div>She’s survived the streets. She’s survived treatment. With so much life still to live, let’s help her survive cancer.
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Time Is Running Out for Malu: Please Help Her Beat Cancer.

<div>Hi Everyone! Please consider donating and helping Harlow and her amazing parents- Dale and Dave. You can read about their story below.
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<div>Harlow turned 8 at the end of June, it was a great celebration. Sadly, a week later Harlow experienced her first seizure which lasted over an hour. The following is Harlow's story as explained by her mom, Dale.
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<div>On Friday, July 4th, Dave was painting a room upstairs so Harlow and I had an overall chill day. She got a little extra screen time in the evening as we were going to stay up a bit later than usual to watch some fireworks in the neighborhood and set off some sparklers. She typically goes to bed between 7:30-8. This particular evening she got to bed around 10. At 10:30 I went to bed and around 11 Dave went to bed. At that time everything was all good on the baby monitor in her room. A little while before midnight I woke up because I could hear her snoring on the monitor. I chalked it up to her being overtired as it’s common for her to snore in that type of situation. After a few minutes of trying to go back to sleep her snoring was sounding odd so I woke Dave up and asked him to check the monitor screen (it’s on his side). He looked and said she was on her side as usual (our monitor is old and the picture is grainy) so I tried to go back to sleep for a few more minutes. Finally around 12 I was like ‘something isn’t right’, her snoring almost sounded wet and I thought she may have thrown up so I went in to check on her. The second I got in her room I saw her whole body shaking with her eyes WIDE open. She was gasping for air and her pillow, teddy bear and bed area around her were soaked in drool. We immediately called 911. She was unresponsive to us and wouldn’t come out of the seizure. Fire got to us first and provided oxygen then paramedics arrived and administered anti seizure meds (around 12:30am) but even after that it took her a few minutes to come out of it. She had to be ventilated on the way to the ER as she was still struggling to breathe. Harlow didn’t speak until after 3am. The ER doctor took bloodwork and sent us home at 4:30am when everything came back ‘normal’. We got home and she slept for awhile but after she woke she was complaining about her head, eyes and chest hurting as well as having a hard time getting some sentences fully formed so I called her pediatrician and she instructed we take her back in and ask for some testing due to how long the seizure lasted. Five hours after being back at the ER Harlow got an EEG which came back abnormal. She displayed discharges for both focal and generalized seizures so they admitted us (diagnosed her with focal epilepsy) and got her on a loading dose of Keppra. The next morning she had an MRI which I haven’t been able to discuss with her neurologist yet but there are some things on there that sound concerning (mild PVL, mild hypoplasia of the corpus callosum and chiari l malformation). 
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<div>Back in April Harlow had a hard fall from trying to do the monkey bars at a playground (she isn’t strong enough to do these yet so she fell immediately and hit the back of her head/neck right where the chiari I malformation would be). She came over to me crying that her forehead hurt but I didn’t see the fall itself. The ER told us she was fine, no testing was done. Then in May she fell while playing outside and landed on her chin fracturing her alveolar bone and displacing all her front lower teeth. When I saw her (again, I didn’t see the fall itself) she was just laying there in a pool of blood, not crying at all but was confused and her eyes didn’t look right. My gut is telling me these incidents are connected somehow. I believe her dental injury could have happened during a small seizure. 
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<div>This past week has been a trying time for our family as we navigate Harlow’s new normal and what she needs after this diagnosis while the world continues to turn around us. With everyone’s help thus far we have been able to purchase a seizure alert camera for her room, a safe floor bed for her as well as many of the other little items she’ll need for her day to day life and put some money aside for her upcoming medical bills. 
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Support Harlow's Journey with Epilepsy

<div>Our daughter, <strong>Ryan Michelle</strong>, has been battling epilepsy since she was three years old. She is diagnosed with focal epilepsy and suffers from refractory myoclonic seizures. In her case, "refractory myoclonic seizures" indicates that her seizures are particularly stubborn and have not been effectively controlled by previous interventions, including multiple brain surgeries.
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<div>Currently, Ryan is undergoing surgery for a VNS implant, another vital step in managing her condition. In our ongoing efforts to support Ryan, we've applied for a specially trained seizure dog from <a href="https://www.4pawsforability.org/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">4 Paws for Ability</a> .  This specially trained companion will offer vital support, potentially alerting us to seizures and providing assistance when they occur, allowing Ryan to live her life more safely and freely.
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<div>Bringing a specially trained seizure dog into our home comes with a substantial cost. We genuinely appreciate any contribution you can offer, big or small. Your support will directly help us bring this life-changing companion home to Ryan, providing her with a constant source of safety and comfort. Thank you for helping us give Ryan the independence and peace of mind she deserves.
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Support Ryan's Epilepsy Journey

<div><strong>Nathan unexpectedly experienced a grand mal seizure recently and has had another one shortly after the first one with no answers as to why.</strong> We feel that this device will help us rest at night while also monitoring Nathan. This device is through the Epilepsy Foundation. Please help us if you can. It’s called Sami, the “Sleep Activity Monitor.”

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Help Nathan Monitor His Seizures at Night

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<div><strong>LACHIE TUCKER </strong>- Help support Lachie’s lifelong battle with a severe form of epilepsy.
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<div>Lachie had his first seizure at three months old in January of 2023. Little did his parents, Jason and Ally know, that this would be the first of many.
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<div>Lachie went through countless amounts of testing. This finally led to his diagnosis of a very rare gene mutation, linked with a severe form of epilepsy that is resistant to treatment, known as Dravet syndrome.
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<div>At times Lachies seizures can be extremely difficult to stop and in these cases, he has been required to be intubated in ICU. Even the common cold or illness will continue to land him back in the hospital and potentially means more ICU admissions. He is currently on five different medications which sadly are yet to give him any control of his seizures.
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<div>Jason, Ally and Lachies lives have forever been turned upside down. They are living a very isolated life and have endured countless sleepless nights, living in constant fear of what the next day may bring and not knowing what the future holds for their Lachie.
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<div>To give you just a tiny snapshot into their life with Lachie, imagine being scared to change your baby's nappy or feed them as he may have a seizure. Imagine being too scared to leave the house or have friends visit as their child may give Lachie a cold that risks putting him in an induced coma.
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<div>Imagine your camera roll being full of seizure videos and pictures of hospital visits when it should instead be full of their happy memories as a family.
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<div>Awaiting that dreaded phone call from one parent to the other "Lachies having a seizure".
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<div>They are very grateful for the love and support of their friends and family but we all know the financial burden this places on them. Let’s rally together and help them in any way that we can. Any donation big or small will be greatly appreciated. At the very least, share their story to raise awareness for this cruel, severe epilepsy syndrome.
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Lachie’s lifelong battle with severe epilepsy

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<div>Hey there... my name is Jaylee and I’m creating this fundraiser on behalf of my beautiful mum and her beloved cat, her best friend... Munchkin. We live in Melbourne, victoria &amp; let's just say Munchkin isn’t just a pet — she’s Mum’s world, her emotional support, and her light through some of life’s darkest times.
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<div>Munchkin is a Blue Russian/Ragdoll cross who’s been right by Mum’s side for 5 years, through illness, trauma, and even during her recovery from seizures and physical pain... mum sure picked a special kitten out of a gorgeous bunch of babies years ago...
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<div>Their bond is incredibly deep, like no other, looking after Munchkin is part of Mum’s daily joy and purpose. One of the little things that brings Mum happiness is picking up Munchkins special food for her every few days, its mums ritual &amp; grounding, My heart glows at how much mums daily happiness comes from nurturing her with love and care.
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<div>The vet advised that euthanasia is the best solution if funds can't be provided &amp; i find this absolutely heartbreaking, mum is completely devastated &amp; lost for word... i am writing this without her knowledgeas we speak, we will NOT stand for euthanasia of an extraordinary &amp; deeply loved beautiful girl thats simply in need of some urgent veterinary care.
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<div>Mum has struggled with more than she should ever have to over the years like so many of us &amp; i will do everything i can to support a woman who more than deserves it when she can't ask for help herself fue to so much trauma... through turning so much pain into love, and munchkin being part of that, I won't see someone I love loose something they adore &amp; cherish, over money without a damn good fighting chance...
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<div>This fundraiser is our way of trying to give her a fighting chance. NO animal deserves euthanasia because there owner is suffering hardships or simply hasnt got sufficient income....
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<div><strong>If you're able to donate — even a small amount — or share this fundraiser yo anyone, it would mean more than words can say. Thank you from the bottom of my heart — for my mum, for Munchkin, and for the love we’re trying to protect.</strong>
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