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Cats and Dogs who Need Cancer Treatment
SOOKIE KROLL
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10-year-old Beagle Mix
Tumor - Back
Surgery
In MBF: 12/2/21
Campaign Ends: 1/2/22
Family: Traci Kroll and Brian Armstrong, Bartlett IL
Sookie came to our family as a rescued stray. She was originally my daughter's dog and her constant companion until she went away to college. Sookie has been in good health until this last year when she was diagnosed with tumors in both ear canals that required surgery. She also had a mass on her spine, but the vet said surgery could wait a bit.
Sadly, my husband was also diagnosed with bladder cancer at this time. Sookie has become great emotional support during his treatment, and she is always by his side. Sookie loves going for walks, belly rubs, and treats. She likes treats a little too much, but it is hard to say no. We have noticed that the mass on her spine has grown, and it seems to be affecting her mobility. Our vet said surgery is now essential. I am worried about her health and feel helpless as we cannot afford the entire cost of this surgery.
We have a lot of medical bills currently. Brian and I cannot imagine life without Sookie. We have had her for almost 11 years now. She is such a happy dog and a much-loved member of our family. We would greatly appreciate any assistance you can give to help her have a better quality of life and remain with us for a long time to come. Would you please help us to provide this surgery for our Sookie? We appreciate your consideration.
BULLET BUNGKADANARA
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11-year-old Pitbull Mix
Lymphoma
Chemotherapy
In MBF: 11/17/21
Campaign Ends: 12/17/21
Family: Panitta Bungkadanara, San Diego CA
Bullet came into my life about ten years ago. I fell in love with his outgoing personality, and he is now a part of me. I moved to San Diego this past June, from Bellflower California. During that time, I left Bullet with my dad, who has passed away due to Covid-19 in July.
When I went back to get Bullet, I noticed bumps on his testicles. The vet thought it would be best to neuter him; it would probably go away, but he had enlarged lymph nodes, and the lab reported an abnormally large number of lymphocytes. She told me it was lymphoma. I thought this could be it. The next day we saw the oncologist to assess Bullet’s options. The choice was chemotherapy or only one to two months of life. I did not have enough to pay for any of the tests the doctor wanted. However, I was able to afford emergency chemotherapy. Two days later, Bullet got better; lymph nodes were going down and slightly back to normal. I imagined if I did not do anything and not put up a fight for my baby, I would probably fail at being his owner.
During treatment for Bullet, I became behind on all bills. I want my baby to live, and I don’t want him to die. I am hoping Magic Bullet Fund will help me! I’m praying I can make the rest of Bullet’s therapy and hoping it will stay in remission! All I know is I cannot do this by myself. I need support mentally and financially. Thank You so kindly!
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