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<div>Our dear friend Susan, a lifelong animal advocate and community supporter in Puerto Escondido, has been diagnosed with a terminal illness. As she navigates this devastating chapter, she is in urgent need of financial assistance to help cover travel expenses to ensure her beloved pets can be safely placed with trusted rescue groups in Canada. We are also raising funds to assist Susan with her medical and end of life expenses.
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<div>Susan has spent years helping others—both people and animals. Since moving to Puerto Escondido 10 years ago, she has become a pillar of support for the local communities, expats and tourists alike. Many of you will remember her as the person who stepped in when you found a stray dog or kitten. Whether you needed help at the vet, advice on international pet travel, or just someone who cared, Susan was always there.
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<div>But perhaps her most impactful work has been since 2019. Since that time Susan has been organizing and running free monthly spay and neuter campaigns to help underserved communities, providing an opportunity for pet owners to be part of the solution of reducing the suffering and overpopulation of companion animals. In addition, many street and shelter animals have also been sterilized at these campaigns, because of her tireless dedication, 8,449 animals have been sterilized in communities in and around Puerto Escondido, dramatically reducing the number of stray cats and dogs. If that wasn't enough, Susan started Sunday TVT Treatment Clinics in her home, which has aided in reducing the spread of this highly contagious, yet very treatable Cancer in dogs.
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<div>Now it’s our turn to give back to Susan—someone who has given so much of herself to animals and this community. We are urgently trying to raise $15,000 CAD to ensure her 7 beloved pets can be safely placed and transported to trusted rescue groups in Canada, just as she’s done for so many others over the years. These animals are her greatest concern right now. The funds will also help cover her medical care and end-of-life costs during this incredibly difficult time.
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<div>If there are any remaining funds once covering these expenses, it will be used to support the next Spay and Neuter Campaigns in Susan’s name-keeping her spirit and compassion alive in the work she loved.
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<div>If you’ve ever been touched by her kindness, generous heart, or believe in supporting those who give selflessly to animals and their communities, please consider contributing. Any amount will help ease the financial burden and bring peace of mind to someone who has given so much to others.
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<div>Thank you so very much for your help.
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Help Susan Allison, Dedicated Animal Advocate

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<div>I know it might look like we’ve already raised a lot of money, but every dollar goes directly toward shelter expenses — and it’s spent almost as soon as it’s received. The need is constant, and your support truly makes a difference.
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<div>Huellitas de Acero A.C. is a nonprofit dog rescue and shelter in Oaxaca, Mexico, providing safety, love, and care to more than 100 dogs and puppies who call it home.
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<div>Running the shelter costs about $3,500 USD each month, which covers essentials like food, clean water, medicine, veterinary care, rent, electricity, and the wages of two full-time caregivers who keep everything running smoothly.
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<div>Dedicated volunteers give their time and energy every day to care for the dogs and raise much-needed funds, but it’s always a challenge to make ends meet. Your donation can make a real difference — helping ensure that every dog at Huellitas continues to receive the love, safety, and medical care they deserve.
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<div>Every contribution, no matter the size, helps ease the burden and keeps tails wagging.
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<div>Thank you so much for your compassion and support!
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<p>My name is Staci Hill Henderson, and I am managing this fundraiser on behalf of my family.

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<p><strong>TL;DR - </strong><em>My father was diagnosed with two terminal lung diseases in 2019. As his condition rapidly worsens, physicians determined his only option to continue living is a double lung transplant. Gratefully, our medical insurance covers a good portion of the medical care costs. However, housing, medication, and other costs of living expenses upon moving to Durham, NC for at least four to six months are tens of thousands of dollars. </em>

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<p>David Hill is a beloved son, caring brother, devoted husband, and revered father and grandfather. He is affectionately known to those closest to him as his childhood nickname, "Pear". My father is a deep thinker, notorious audiophile, and possessor of keen wit.  Sadly, he has grown quickly and increasingly ill over the last several years. After undergoing numerous tests, scans, and several hospitalizations in late 2018 and early 2019, he was diagnosed with<strong> </strong><a href="https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/pulmonary-hypertension/symptoms-causes/syc-20350697" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><strong>Idiopathic Pulmonary Hypertension</strong></a><strong> </strong>(plainly, this indicates high lung pressure)<strong> and moderate-to-severe </strong><a href="https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/pulmonary-fibrosis/symptoms-causes/syc-20353690" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><strong>Pulmonary Fibrosis</strong></a>. Both of these conditions make it increasingly difficult for one’s heart to pump blood into the lungs, where it can be replenished with oxygen. Immediately after diagnosis, David was placed on 24/7 oxygen therapy and prescribed a substantial cocktail of expensive medications in an attempt to slow the progression of his condition. By mid-2019, his condition improved somewhat due to the efficacy and continued use of his medication. While this good news was a welcomed change, both pulmonary hypertension and pulmonary fibrosis are terminal; there is no cure for either disease. David’s pulmonologist and cardiologist concluded that even with his incredible array of medicine, his health would eventually worsen. The only way to prolong his life more than the average three to five years after diagnosis was to have a double lung transplant.

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<p>David’s pulmonologist submitted his case to the lung transplant program at Duke University Medical Center. The transplant team reviewed his case, and David was accepted as a potential transplant candidate based on his medical records alone. David traveled to Durham, North Carolina in February 2020 for physical examination and evaluation to determine if he was a worthy candidate for the double lung transplant he so desperately needed. Unfortunately, this series of tests was interrupted by the Covid-19 pandemic, and David chose to put things on hold until it was markedly safer for him to travel. In November 2020, his referral to Duke was resubmitted and favorably accepted again in May of 2021.

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<p>My mother and David’s wife of forty years, Rita, accompanied my father for his physical (re-) evaluation in early May. One week later, the review board approved his case for further assessment. Duke’s medical staff authorized David and one caregiver to relocate to Durham as soon as possible to begin preparing for his potential transplant. David and his youngest daughter, my sister, Sara, moved to Durham on June 21, 2021. He began a four-to-six-week program consisting of physical therapy and other facets of rehabilitation required to be placed on the national organ donation registry. On July 16, 2021, our family received some exceptionally positive news - David was approved for a double lung transplant and placed on the national registry. Moving forward, David will continue his physical therapy and pulmonary rehabilitation at Duke University Medical Center, awaiting a pair of lungs that match his blood type and biochemical makeup after they are deemed viable by his Duke team.

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<p><br />The first year post-transplant is the most trying physically, emotionally, and financially. We are especially fortunate that our home in Fort Mill, SC is within range of such a credible and distinguished institution as Duke University Medical Center.  We have the utmost confidence in their medical staff and resources. My parents, my sister, and I continue to be overwhelmed with love and encouragement that both our biological relatives and chosen family of friends have shown us. They have sustained our hearts throughout this process. My father's journey navigating two illnesses simultaneously has been complex and exhausting. More, it has forced our focus to faith, optimism, and the gift of presence. The financial piece of this puzzle is, sadly by far, the most daunting. We did not enter into this expecting a bargain. Without question, we recognize this procedure and David's opportunity to undergo a transplant is truly a curative miracle and believe the brilliant medical team deserves compensation.  Disappointingly, we have come to learn the frustration of necessary pharmaceutical and therapeutic recovery resources NOT subsidized, despite their sky-high costs and our privilege to decent healthcare coverage.

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<p><br />The cost of a double lung transplant alone is staggering - ranging from approximately 1.3 to 1.5 million dollars, based on the documents we received from Duke. Our family is fortunate enough that most of David’s direct medical expenses are covered by insurance through Rita’s employer. However, there are also considerable items that medical insurance will not pay for. Over the course of the next year, our family must pay roughly $30,000 out of pocket for various and very necessary things. These include relocation costs and housing expenses in Durham - in addition to continuing to pay their mortgage in Tega Cay -  and lost wages due to my mother's extended absence from work.  The average time for transplant patients and their caregiver(s) to spend living in Durham for rehabilitation is typically four to six months. Yet, this stay can extend upwards of one year, depending upon recovery and complications. Rita will take four weeks of unpaid leave after David’s surgery. Deductibles and coinsurance expenses are exceptionally high as well. Post-transplant, David will be required to take another hefty cocktail of anti-rejection and immune system suppression medications for the rest of his life. Even with more than adequate insurance coverage, these drugs are a sizable out-of-pocket expense,  averaging $1,000 to $1,500 per month. 

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<p><br />If you would like to help offset this extraordinary financial commitment for our family, we will share our immense gratitude and heartfelt appreciation for any potential support you may be moved to bestow during these trying times. I will be closely monitoring this page. If we reach our goal, donations will be stopped immediately. If for whatever reason we are unable to do that, these remaining funds will be donated to a cause (we are still deciding at this time, but will notify you when we have chosen) dedicated to research and/or family assistance with these diseases. Please feel free to share this link with others.

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Air for Pear

Oliver "O'Jay" Sabater was the purest of hearts and a man of loyalty on all fronts. A husband, Father, friend of many but more so...Family. <br /><br />O'Jay was the type of person who, even if meeting for the first time, made you feel like you've known him forever. <br /><br />O'Jay was taken from us suddenly at 2:40AM Saturday while riding his Motorcycle. An innocent ride gone wrong when a car collided with him. <br /><br />He was an inspiration and a motivator to many to do the right thing, follow your dreams and make them a reality. <br /><br />On behalf of the OTR (Out to Ride) Motorcycle family we are hoping that the community can help the Sabater Family in showing their support with us for this sudden loss.<br /><br />Thank you.

In Memory- O'Jay Sabater

<p dir="ltr">Please help bring our beautiful mom back home to Canada. 
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<p dir="ltr">Julia Yakobi is a wonderful mother, grandmother, friend, employee and anyone can attest that she is an incredible individual. And she is currently stranded in Moscow due to an error that was made by the Canadian Embassy in Moscow which they refuse to rectify. 
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<p dir="ltr">Upon an application for a travel document which she is lawfully entitled to, an error was made by the Canadian embassy , which not only yielded the refusal of her travel document, but also stripped her of the rights to her permanent residency. Based on their refusal to even reopen the case despite countless attempts on our behalf (with immense amounts of proof), they still refuse to look into it and fix THEIR mistake. 
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<p dir="ltr">Because of this error, starting Sept 6, our Mom will be left homeless with no where to go in Moscow since she is not allowed to return to her home in Toronto. 
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<p dir="ltr">Furthermore, because of their mistake, she will lose both of her current employments at two Canadian colleges in Toronto, and in effect, is in the process of literally losing everything she has. We have contacted the Canadian Embassy in Moscow, Immigration Canada, countless counseling services, the Privacy Commissioner's office, Global Affairs Canada, and even have gone to her Member of Parliament, yet no one has yet been able to help. 
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<p dir="ltr">Julia Yakobi is a single mom and had given up everything to bring my sister and I to Canada to give us a brighter future. She escaped an abusive relationship, ran away with just two suitcases and came to Canada to restart everything and start from zero. And now, 11 years later, after years of hard work and dedication to this country, she is being denied her lawful right to return to the life that she has spent 11 years building. Everything is falling apart and we really need your help. 
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<p dir="ltr">We need to set my mom up with a place to live in Moscow, hire an immigration lawyer, pay for her food and livelihood in Moscow since she is left without a job, pay for a storage in Toronto to store all her personal belongings and pay two months worth of rent fees in Toronto due to unexpected lease cancellation. But most importantly, we need your help with bringing her back home. 
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