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<div>Vala started showing discomfort Sunday evening and vomited multiple times. She stopped eating but was still drinking and walking around to be close to her humans. By Monday she ate a few pieces of a treat and kept it down all day. But last night she became lethargic, unable to really walk, and vomited again. This morning we took her to the vet where they confirmed she had bladder stones and possibly kidney stones causing a blockage.
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<div>After losing Archi so suddenly at the end of April this news comes as a shock and is devastating. Our kids are still coming to terms with Archi’s unexpected passing and now are panicked we will lose Vala as well.
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<div>Currently we are looking at about $10,000 BEFORE surgery. Our regular vet was just under $2,000 and the hospital quoted us $6,000 for the stay. We have not heard an estimate for surgery or recovery yet.
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<div>I am currently in a teaching credential program that prevents me from working (student teaching is unpaid) but I am subbing as much as I can. My husband was recently laid off and is still navigating finding a new job. We are embarrassed to ask for help but we really can’t stand the idea of losing her over the cost of treatment.
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<div>I never thought I would be writing this—on March 28, 2026, my 30th birthday—we received the most heartbreaking news of our lives. My dog Lulu, who is only 5 years old, was diagnosed with lymphoma, an aggressive cancer with no cure. I don’t even know how to explain what I felt hearing those words. It felt like my whole world stopped. The doctor initially told us Lulu only had about 2–3 months to live without treatment and referred us to an oncologist for further testing. At first, my family and I had hope that it was just inflammation. The only symptom she showed was swollen lymph nodes on her neck, but other than that, she was still acting like her normal, loving, happy self. That made it even harder to believe something serious could be wrong. The oncologist recommended an FNA biopsy to confirm whether it was cancer or not. The results confirmed the worst news imaginable: Large B-cell lymphoma. 
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<div> We were devastated and in complete disbelief. I still struggle to accept it. I couldn’t believe my Lulu had cancer—I just couldn’t. I’ve had so many sleepless nights just watching over her, making sure she’s okay. I also spend many sleepless nights educating myself on lymphoma, as I have never had a pet with cancer before and I’m trying to understand everything I can to give her the best care possible. What hurts the most is that she still acts completely normal, like nothing is wrong. Going through this has been so painful that it has honestly made me not want to get another dog ever again, because I can’t imagine going through this kind of heartbreak twice. Her oncologist told us that Lulu is actually a great candidate for chemotherapy (CHOP protocol), and because it looks like we caught it early, she may have a good prognosis. If Lulu receives chemotherapy treatment, she could potentially live up to 1 year, and in some cases even 2 years. Hearing that gave us a small sense of hope in the middle of all this heartbreak. 
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<div> Without treatment, we were told Lulu may only have about 2–3 months left. Because of this, my family and I want to give her the best possible chance and the best quality of life we can while she is still with us. How could I not give Lulu that chance to live longer? I would do anything for Lulu. I will fight for her with everything I have. After receiving the estimate for her treatment, medication, and follow-up visits, I knew this would be very difficult to manage on my own. I am a full-time college student, and this all came completely out of nowhere and was very unexpected. That is why I am starting this fundraiser—to help give my sweet Lulu the treatment she needs and deserves. Any donation, no matter how small, will help more than words can express and will mean the world to us. If you are unable to donate, sharing this page would also help tremendously. Lulu is not just my dog—she is my family, my comfort, and my best friend. I am doing everything I can to fight for her the way she has always been there for me. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for reading our story. Prayers are greatly appreciated and May God Bless you. 
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Help My 5-Year-Old Dog Lulu Fight Lymphoma

<div>Hi friends! <strong>Wizard is a 4-year-old Pembroke Welsh Corgi diagnosed with Large B-Cell Lymphoma.</strong> Last year, Wizard beat his lymphoma with the 25-week CHOP chemotherapy protocol and was officially in remission on December 17th, 2025. As of March 23rd, 2026, we are sad to announce Wizard’s lymphoma has returned, and he is out of remission. <strong>We are devastated and want to do everything within our means to care for Wizard and keep him comfortable during his remaining time left with us.</strong>
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<div>We have received a quote for the best treatment for him and that is another round of chemotherapy. Without treating him at all (no chemo, only palliative end-of-life care), the doctor gave an estimate of two weeks left with our Wizard. Our oncologist is extremely optimistic and believes that chemotherapy will give Wizard the best chance at a more comfortable, happier quality of life. <strong>If you feel it in your heart to help us keep Wizard comfortable and happy, please share, donate, or pray for us.</strong> Thank you,
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<div>Hi, My name is Vessela and I am organizing this fundraiser on behalf of Rex, the rescue terrier.
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<div>In 2020 Rex was pulled from a high kill shelter by a rescue organization. My family volunteered and drove Rex from the shelter to his fosters. He was so happy - jumping with joy and begging for belly rubs and he instantly stole our hearts. Rex' foster family fell in love with him and adopted him soon after.
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<div>The family noticed some behavior problems and hired a trainer to work with Rex - he was improving and doing well.
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<div>Sadly after 3 years, the family contacted me and told me they could no longer care for Rex.
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<div>The rescue organization found a new home for Rex and my husband Mark (who is also a dog-trainer) had several training sessions with him and his new adopter to help them adapt to each other. Rex was very uncomfortable around dogs and needed a confident leader to help him with his insecurities.
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<div>The new adopter had some issues with Rex in the beginning, but after 6 months together they were doing well.
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<div>Unfortunately there was an accident resulting in a bite to the owner after Rex was prescribed antidepressants by a vet.
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<div>The adopter felt he was lacking the experience a dog like Rex required and returned him back to the rescue.
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<div>The rescue enrolled Rex in a 3-month training program in Oregon where he performed very well.
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<div>A new adopter stepped up, she traveled to Oregon and worked with him and his trainers and ultimately took him home at the end of his training program.
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<div>I was in touch with Rex' adopter and hoped he finally found his perfect home.
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<div>Rex started to exhibit a new possessive behavior where he was "guarding" his adopter from everybody and the behavior was escalating...
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<div>His adopter couldn't deal with this  behavior and made the hard decision to surrender him.
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<div>Rex is homeless again and has ran out of options...
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<div>I refused to give up on Rex and through an extensive research I found a solution for him, but with a hefty price tag.
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<div>Working Dogs of Nevada are a rescue and training facility, specializing in difficult dogs with behavior issues.
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<div>Their team of 20 experienced trainers work with every dog in their care for a minimum of 4-6 months before matching the dog with an appropriate adopter.
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<div>Each potential adopter is required to enter their 2-months training program, work with the dog, get to know him and learn how to address any triggers.
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<div>Only when the trainers feel completely confident with the potential adopter, the dog gets adopted to them.
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<div>They stand behind every dog in their program and welcome it back to their facility if an adoption falls through for any reason.
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<div>Accepting a dog into their care comes with a $5000 sponsorship.
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<div>I am starting this GoFund me in hopes to raise the funds needed to give Rex his last chance at a happy future.
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<div>The amount in this GoFund me includes all administrative fees and transportation cost from Los Angeles to Nevada.
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<div>Will you please help me achieve this goal and give Rex yet another chance?
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Saving Huey Foundation

<div>My name is Brittany and I am truing to raise money for my dad. His house caught on fire. He lost everything. One of his dogs went missing and we think she got caught in the fire. Anything helps. We are just trying to get as much stuff back as possible. Please help us try and recover some of the things he lost. Anything is greatly appreciated! God Bless.  
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My dad’s house caught on fire. He lost everything.

It is with heavy hearts and sadness that the Hughes family announces the sudden passing of Gaven Andru Hughes. Gaven passed away on the  morning of July 13th 2022.  Gaven was an amazing Son, Brother, Father, and Friend to many! A talented athlete and hard worker with the brightest energy and personality.  Because of the untimeliness of his passing we are currently making final funeral preparations.  We are requesting assistance To raise funds to help send Gaven away properly and give him a funeral service he would've loved along with giving all of his family, friends and communities he has touched the chance to say goodbye. Thank you so much for your help, blessings and love! Gaven Andru Hughes we miss you and Love you!

Gaven Andru Hughes Funeral Service

<p>I'm Gary and a long-time friend of Julie and Eric Amundson. They have always been among the first to jump in and help their fiddle family, now it's our turn.
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<p>Early this morning their RV caught fire as they were headed home from visiting family in the pacific northwest. They have been traveling since Weiser a couple weeks ago. <br /><a href="https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=2450353971768608&amp;id=386030418200984" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Here is a post from one of the responding fire departments</a> 
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<p>Thankfully they're both safe, along with their pets and some instruments.
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<p>They lost most-everything including a '34 Gibson tenor guitar, bass &amp; amp, every bit of their clothing except what was on their backs, a $3000 personal computer, Eric's $5000 roadbike, their car, all their pet supplies, all the RV supplies (dishes, towels, bedding, etc.), plus much more. Their insurance is only covering a total of $5500 in possessions - that's before they have to pay the deductibles for both vehicles.
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Julie and Eric Amundson Fire

Angela has got the biggest heart of anyone I know. Her life is dogs. Whether her own, or the ones she is fostering.  She takes in the dogs everyone else has given up on. All of her dogs are put ahead of her own personal needs. She lives in a small rental, without much of a yard. It would be amazing to help her get a place of her own with more outside space.  Take a look at her Instagram page @deservingdogs, and you will see it for yourself. Any amount would help this amazing woman!

Support Angela’s Mission

TLDR* Hello! My loving three-year-old Corgi, Gunther, was just diagnosed with cancer (Lymphoma) and is only expected to live 4-8 weeks. Unless we can cough up an extra 8000 dollars for his treatment, he might not have a chance to live. If you can help, please help our family. If you can’t, please share! TLDR: (Too long didn’t read*) <br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/53986084_1611640799294105_r.jpeg" alt="53986084_1611640799294105_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" /><br />Hello, my name is Alysa and this is our sweet baby boy, Gunther. Gunther is a three-year-old Pembroke Welsh Corgi. We got Gunther back in Italy where my husband, Chris, was stationed. When we first moved to Italy, I had a hard time adjusting to the new culture, especially with the language barrier since I really don’t know that much Italian. I was also having some issues with my husband’s non conventional work hours. After some time, he suggested that it may be beneficial for us to get a dog. My heart was set on getting a corgi and I showed several videos and photos to my husband, he finally caved in. We, then, started our search for corgi breeders. Never in a million years did we think we’d get so so lucky to get a pup like Gunther. He was not only my first friend in Italy, but he was one of the few factors that had got me threw my husbands deployment in Afghanistan. He is selfless, so full of sass (so much so that it’s unbelievable), and so full of unconditional love. <br /><br />On January 13, 2021 at 7am, I was petting gunther and happened to feel some bumps under his chin. I immediately called my husband to tell him. He said that he wanted me to speak his mother to ask for advice on what it could be. She said it sounded like his lymph nodes. He was swollen behind his legs and under his armpits as well. We thought it could be an infection so my husband called our vets office to ask for some antibiotics. With covid, getting in for an appointment could take weeks and we just wanted to help Gunther as soon as possible. The vet offered to stay late to take a look at Gunther and run certain tests to see what was actually going on. He wasn’t certain on what it could be and felt the need to send it off to a specialist. There they would take a look at the samples to really see what was going on for sure before any treatment was given to him. He said he’d get results back by the 16th which seemed so long to us and by the 15th I decided to call the office to see if any results came back. Another vet technician that worked with our vet happened to be in and spoke to my husband and me. She said the results came back and unfortunately…it wasn’t good news. <br /><br />Lymphoma. <br /><br />Our hearts immediately dropped. I felt so much pain in my chest and couldn’t stop shaking. My husband and I are having a hard time wrapping our heads around how we all went to bed totally fine and the next day he has a projected 4 to 8 weeks to live. We never expected to hear that our overall healthy pup (that’s only 3 years old!) has cancer. If that wasn’t enough, there were very few options for treatment, and even fewer options that projected him lasting for more than just a few more weeks.<br /><br />Gunther isn’t just our first dog, he’s the first extension of our family. But our family doesn’t stop with him. Gunther showed us that we could not only be good owners, but we can be good parents as well.  He also made it very apparent that he was ready to take on the big role of being an older brother.  Right now, we are 7 months pregnant with a little boy who we thought would be drowning in corgi fur.  Never did we think that there was a chance that our healthy, little pup may not be the big brother we knew he could be. He has always been there for us no matter what and we feel that we need to do the same for him. He is still so young with so much life left to live and we want to give it our best shot to give it to him.<br /><br />Anybody who has or is starting a family knows how tight money can be, and with an unfortunate event like this its hard to find an extra three to eight thousand dollars for treatment in such a short amount of time. We understand that not everybody has extra money floating around (and if you are financially unstable in any way please do not feel obligated to put yourself in a worse position) but please think about donating if you’d like to help. Any amount helps, big or small and if you can’t afford to donate but want to help, please share this to give it as much exposure as possible and pray for our family. <br /><br />Thank you to everybody who reads this. Even with facing something as menacing as cancer, Gunther continues to have his derpy facial expressions when trudging through this. Given his short legs, we can still help Gunther kick cancers ass. Let’s see what cancer has to say when faced with this crazy loaf of bread.<br /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/53986084_1611773265769766_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="53986084_1611773265769766_r.jpeg" /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/53986084_1611773446988343_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="53986084_1611773446988343_r.jpeg" /><br /><img src="https://d2g8igdw686xgo.cloudfront.net/53986084_1611773480577951_r.jpeg" width="100%" media_type="3" alt="53986084_1611773480577951_r.jpeg" />

Chemo for our Corgi Gunther

I’m not one to ask for help and I’m not sure where to begin but as a dear friend reminded me - this isn’t about me. This is about Link. <br /><br /><br />This past week, our youngest corgi, Link started showing signs that he was ill and became lethargic. He is such a happy and energetic boy so we were very concerned. We took him to our vet where they discovered his liver levels were high and he had a high fever. They completed several tests, blood work and X-rays to determine the cause but couldn’t determine the cause. The bill for this was over $400.<br /><br /><br />His temperature spiked to 105 and he had to be rushed to the emergency vet for treatment. The down payment for 24-hour monitoring and treatment over the weekend at the emergency vet was $2,000. As of this morning, the total for the weekend has increased to $3500. Meaning we will owe another $1500.<br /><br /><br />Link had an abdominal ultrasound this morning and they discovered that he has a tumor on his liver. They gave us the choice of letting him go or surgery. We aren’t ready to give up yet so we chose to try surgery even though they aren’t sure it will be 100% successful. The surgery was quoted to cost between $6,000 -$10,000 and we were required to put down a $6,000 down payment before they would start the surgery. <br /><br /><br />We have spread the $8,000 over two care credit cards to give us 6 months to pay it off without interest but we know that this isn’t the final total. Once Link is out of surgery, he will need to stay a few more days to make sure his vitals are good so there will be more expenses to be paid.<br /><br /><br />The last couple of months we’ve had some unexpected vet expenses that we’ve thankfully been able to cover but this has completely drained my savings account and we haven’t been billed the final total yet. <br /><br /><br />I know it’s the holidays, funds are tights, and it’s been a rough year for everyone but if you’re able to donate towards his expenses we’d greatly appreciate it. No amount is too small. Seriously. Even if you can’t help monetarily please consider sharing this with others. <br /><br /><br />Thank you for taking the time to read this. &lt;3

Link's Liver Surgery Expenses

Hi friends. One of our best pals, Middy @middyperle, got the tragic news that she needs to undergo a 2nd round of chemo. After having already gone through a first round, her family would appreciate any way you can help, especially since this is sadly happening around the holidays. Middy is such a sweetheart, her family is filled with shining stars, and we would love to help them in any way we possibly can.

Help Fund Middy’s Chemo

After an emergency vet visit earlier today, our dear friend Middy has once again been diagnosed with Lymphoma, a cancer that infects the immune system cells.  She and her human, Julie, made her way up to Round Rock to see an oncologist who confirmed the diagnosis, and she received her first round of treatment right away.  As some of you may know, chemotherapy can be very costly, but it's absolutely necessary to help Middy win this fight!<br /><br />Middy's human, Julie ( a.k.a "the Cookie Lady"), is one of the sweetest, thoughtful, and most generous people I know.  She will go out of her way to help any of her friends (especially if it's another pup in need), and has contributed to countless local dog charities and non-profits.  If anyone has made a difference in the dog world, it's definitely the Cookie Lady!<br /><br />This GoFundMe will help raise money to cover the cost of Middy's upcoming medical expenses.  She'll be receiving 16 weeks of chemotherapy treatment at $300 per visit, plus the cost of medicines/supplements, as well as follow-up doctor visits.  Please help us reach our goal and give our girl Middy a fighting chance!  She beat it 3 years ago, and she can do it again!<br /><br />#ATXpawsomepets

Help Middy Beat Cancer!

My best friend, my co-pilot in life, and most importantly my ESA dog, Kirk, has always been the life of the party. Full of energy and fun...Until today. He started showing signs of fatigue, vomiting up his food, and overall just acting out of character. We took him to the vet where we were told he has jaundice, and that he’s facing an attack of some kind on his liver. Of course, the news was really crippling for Sarah and I, but we’re determined to give him the best care he can. His pet insurance hasn’t kicked in yet - - go figure... - - so we need help raising money for his hospitalization and further tests to figure out exactly what’s happening to him . Kirk means so much to our family, and we really need all the help we can get at this time. If you can even donate a dollar, you’d be helping us so much. But even if you can’t donate, please help us spread the word so we can reach as many people as we can. Thank you so much! - Patrick “PJ” Campbell and Sarah Bard Campbell

Rally For Corgi Kirk

This year's SCYSA 12B team qualified to compete in the Western Nationals
in Peoria , AZ July 30 "“ August 4th, 2013 by placing 7th out of 17 teams at the
Northern California Championships held in June. The team is made up of 12 and 13 year old girls who all share a love of competitive level softball.  The team started the summer season with
a goal of representing San Carlos at the Western Nationals in Arizona and the
strong finish at the Nor Cal qualifier ensured a bid to the Nationals. <br><br>Any donation helps the 12B Force team get to The Western Nationals in Arizona. All monies go directly to the team to help offset costs for tournament fees, opening day ceremony fees, lodging, transportation and meals. <br><br><br>The girls are very excited and appreciate your generosity. <br><br><br>Thank you again for your support. <br><br><br>Force 12B girls. <br>
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<div>Hi, I am Josephine, mother of Super Corgi Jojo, a 15 year old Pembroke Welsh Corgi from San Diego,CA.
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Help Jojo Fight Degenerative Myelopathy

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