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GUN, my sweet pitato and four-legged soul mate, has been facing a complicated health journey that has tested both of us. Since he was just a wee baby hippo, GUN has struggled with constant severe gastrointestinal issues. Despite countless vet visits, tests, and treatments, we still haven’t been able to pinpoint the cause of his mystery illness. Watching him go through these scary health problems has been heartbreaking, but I am determined to do everything I can to help him feel better and find answers. 
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 Thank you from the bottom of my Pibble loving heart for so much LOVE and SUPPORT for my four-legged soul mate. Your kindness means the world to us, and together, I believe we can figure out what’s causing these scary health problems. With your help, GUN can finally get the answers and relief he deserves.

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<div>If you’ve been following Tucker’s journey, you already know he’s more than just a dog, he’s a fighter, a source of love, and the heart behind Tucker’s Tail and our mission to spread canine epilepsy awareness.
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<div>Right now, Tucker is facing more than ever before.
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<div>Tucker has been battling canine epilepsy since he was 1-1/2, a condition that requires ongoing monitoring, medication, and emergency care at times. On top of that, he has been diagnosed with congestive heart disease, adding another layer of complexity to his care and daily management.
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<div>Each of these conditions alone is difficult, but together they require constant veterinary visits, specialized testing, medications, and careful management to keep Tucker comfortable and stable. We are doing everything we can to give him the best quality of life possible, but the costs are quickly adding up.
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<div>We do our best to cover everything we can for him but there are times when things pile up on top of each other that makes that harder to manage. He deserves every chance to keep fighting, to keep wagging, and to keep spreading his message of awareness and hope.
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<div>Tucker has touched so many lives through his journey—raising awareness, bringing smiles, and reminding us all what strength and resilience look like. 
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<div>Every donation, share, and kind word means more than we can ever express.
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<div>From the bottom of our hearts… thank you for loving Tucker as much as we do.
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Keep Tucker Strong Through His Health Battles

<div>Shae’s world changed in a single moment when she was diagnosed with leukemia on 07/08/26. None of us were prepared for news like this, and watching someone so young and full of life suddenly face something so heavy has been heartbreaking.
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<div>She’s now in the hospital for about a month while doctors begin treatment, and she’ll have many more months of care ahead of her. Even with everything she’s going through, she’s fighting with so much strength and hope. Please pray for her and her family as they manage this difficult time.
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Support Shae's Fight Against Leukemia

<div><strong>Fighting Through the Hardest Battle of My Life.</strong>
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<div>Over the past several weeks, everything changed. After eight intense weeks of radiation and chemotherapy, I am now in the next phase of aggressive cancer treatment — ongoing IV hydration, therapy, labs, and constant monitoring as my body works to recover. Appointments still fill most days, and complications have required repeated hospital stays. This is not a short chapter. It’s an ongoing fight.
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<div>Multiple hospitalizations from treatment-related infections have already set me back — each one physically draining and financially devastating. With my immune system weakened by treatment, even minor complications can become serious very quickly.
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<div>My doctors believe this cancer is highly treatable and curable. A recent PET scan showed it has not spread. That light at the end of this long corridor is real — but the road there is still demanding, and I am taking it one day at a time.
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<div>Cancer doesn’t just attack the body — it disrupts everything around it.
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<div>In the earliest weeks of this fight, I was between insurance coverages. During that time, biopsies, surgery, scans, blood panels, specialist visits, and critical testing had to move forward immediately — regardless of coverage. There was no option to wait for insurance to catch up. The cancer didn’t pause, and neither could the procedures needed to diagnose and begin treatment. Those early months alone created thousands of dollars in out-of-pocket medical expenses before my current insurance was fully in place.
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<div>I need help keeping my home stable and ensuring my boys are cared for while I focus on recovery.
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<div><strong>I am setting a goal of $75,000, which will help cover:</strong>
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<div>This isn’t about one single bill. It’s about keeping our home steady, covering the gaps cancer treatment has created, and allowing me to focus fully on healing.
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<div><strong>Why I’m Asking for Help</strong>
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<div>For years, whether you know me from Haunted Saginaw, my films, or my music, I’ve worked to share stories and connect with fans and the community. Now, I need your support in my own fight.
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<div>I am not stopping. I still plan to release a new film this fall, and I am working on another album. Creating has always been how I move through darkness — and I refuse to let this chapter take that from me.
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<div><strong>How You Can Help</strong>
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<div>If you are able to contribute, any amount truly helps. If donating isn’t possible, sharing this page means more than you know. Every message, every prayer, and every act of support strengthens this fight.
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<div>I am walking through a corridor of cancer treatment, fighting to stay strong for my boys. Every donation, every share, and every word of encouragement helps me keep moving forward.
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Steve Shippy’s Fight Against Cancer

<div>I am trying to raise funds to properly lay my daughter to rest. My name is Jenn, my daughter was Destiny.  As many of you know she has been battling her addiction for a long time. This fetanyl addiction is nothing to play with. Part of me knew this would happen if she didn’t make it to jail first and that’s sad to say but we have to be real in this world we live in. I begged her to get help and to stay clean. These addicts are truly out here fighting for their life.  Get your loved ones help if you can. Tomorrow isn’t promised. Des leaves behind her 3 year old son, whom I have custody of.  I will do my best to keep her memory alive for him. To know I can never see my daughter again or hear her voice is gut wrenching. I am asking for any donation, nothing is to little, I know times are hard for people. If you could even just share. I do work so I will most definitely be paying the biggest part but I need help with this .  I just wanna  be able to put her to rest and celebrate her life because she deserves it. I pray she will find the peace and rest easy.    

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Celebrating Destiny’s Life and Legacy

<div><strong>UPDATE 04Nov2025: With much sadness and devastation, we bring news that Baby Sprout has gained her wings and crossed the  rainbow bridge.  As you can imagine, Mama Mandie has so much to deal with so lets lighten her burden and support the legacy of now-Angel Baby Spout </strong>

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<div>If you know <em>Bean and Sprout</em>, you know their mom, <strong>Mandie Breamer — “Mama Mandie” —</strong> has spent nearly a decade helping countless rescue pugs through her fundraising drives and community page. Sharing love from her, Mama Agnes, Simba Bean &amp; Baby Sprout. Now, for the first time, she’s the one who needs our help. Some of you have already reached out and covered some initial bills, and we are most grateful for your generosity, and now is the time to expand accordingly!





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<div>Every dollar helps, every share matters, and every message of encouragement &amp; condolences<span> to @BeanAndSprout &amp; Mama Mandie. I am so proud kf our pug community, who has generously donated to this campaign for a family that has given so much to others in the past!</span>
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 Angel Baby Sprout: With Love & Gratitude

<div>This is our Gracie ❤️ she is just a little over 4 years old and on Monday we were told she needs surgery on both of her knees. She tore her CCL . It’s difficult to see her in pain. Last year she was diagnosed with Lyme Disease even after being on Simparica since a puppy. When she was just a little over a year old we had a crazy scare of HGE and just a few months back she had another occurrence of it. Gracie is my fiancé therapy dog and means the world to us and our family. Our finances have been engulfed by our home being severely damaged by water that caused a mold issue in which our homeowners insurance did not cover, we are tapped out. I’m reaching out to the universe to see if we can get help with the cost of her surgery. I can post her doctors diagnoses report if needed. We have a surgery consult on November 8th but in the meantime she’s on 2 sets of pain meds to keep her comfortable. 
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<div>2 weeks ago when Pablo injured himself, I rushed him to the vets. After 3 X-Rays, pain killers and anti inflammatory medication and his knee set back in place he was sent on his way without the need for surgery. The vet told me that this could happen again due to the injury he had sustained. 
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Pay for urgent surgery for our Pablo

<div><strong>Our Maynard was severely neglected. When we found him, he was gravely malnourished and dehydrated; he was full of parasites and worms. An extremely unking human being had done this. Had he been provided with basics such as food and water, he wouldn’t have suffered so much. We must protect other dogs like Maynard… Cruelty to animals must stop.</strong>
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<div>HELP… Our team at DogAholics cannot do it alone!!! Since 2018, DogAholics has been working with local and international dog rescue organizations to make a difference in the lives of dogs that are in dire need of rescuing; but we want to make an impact on a much grander scale.
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Help DogAholics Save Dogs Like Maynard

<div>On November 18, 2023 the Lord called Tina home. Tina was a sister in Christ and made it her journey to share the Lord's word with those she came in contact with. 
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Tina Schwabe

<font color="#333333">Hi everyone we are fundraising for funeral expenses for Katie Bravo <br /><br />Katie unexpectedly passed away Monday February 20th <br />This fundraiser is for funeral expenses and needs and care for the children. Amare (14) Aria (11) Lulu (5)<br /><br />ALL donations received will be used for funeral expenses and needs for the children <br /><br />Your love and support will be greatly appreciated<br />Anything will help!<br /><br />Service date TBA  <br /><br />From the Bravo Family ❤️</font>

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