20,000 cats & dogs are diagnosed with cancer every day.
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Cats and Dogs who Need Cancer Treatment
MAXINE SCOTTI
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10-year-old Beagle
Lymphoma
Chemotherapy
In MBF: 10/21/20
Campaign Ends: 11/21/20
Family: Daniel Scotti, Fort Lauderdale FL
I’ve had Maxine since she was a baby. She has been an amazing companion and friend. She was recently diagnosed with lymphoma. I am begging you to please help her get better. I am disabled and make very little money. I have paid for her first treatment, but I cannot afford to continue.
I was diagnosed with Parkinson’s 7 years ago. Unfortunately, my disease progressed very quickly. I was unable to move and had excruciating body pain. Thankfully, doctors at the University of Miami performed brain surgery 2 months ago to relieve my symptoms. It’s not a cure, but I now have a better quality of life and can care for myself with the assistance of an aide.
Maxine provides the emotional support that I need to navigate the challenges of my disease. Honestly, Maxine is one of the reasons that I continue to fight and move forward. Thanks to Maxine, I have found hope in life. I would love to be able to reciprocate.
Maxine’s treatment will be possible only with generosity. You will make me the luckiest and happiest pet owner ever by helping her. From the bottom of my heart - I truly appreciate any assistance you can provide.
ELLIE MAE PRINCE
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7-year-old Labrador Retriever/Rottweiler mix
Lymphoma
Chemotherapy
In MBF: 10/3/20
Campaign Ends: 11/3/20
Family: Chris and Brandi Prince, Arkadelphia AR
Ellie Mae came into our life when she was just two weeks old. We took in several to bottle feed and raise until we could find them a good home. In June of this year, we noticed a lump on the side of Ellie’s throat. When we took her to the vet, they told us it could be one of two things. So, we had it tested and it came back positive for lymphoma. After doing research, we decided to do chemo. Thank you for taking the time to read about Ellie and thank you for considering helping in Ellie’s fight against cancer.
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