20,000 cats & dogs are diagnosed with cancer every day.
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Cats and Dogs who Need Cancer Treatment
JOY VELASQUEZ
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8-year-old Golden Retriever
Cutaneous Peripheral Lymphoma
Chemotherapy
In MBF: 12/24/20
Campaign Ends: 1/24/21
Family: Sheyla Velazquez, Hobe Sound FL
Joy and I have been united for 8 years. For circumstances in my country four years ago I had to leave Venezuela, come to the United States to start from scratch, work, and get ahead so I could bring him along with our daughter. We were separated for 3 years! A year and a few months ago Joy was with me again! Then, exactly 3 months ago I started to notice an allergy in his skin. I had to go through three different veterinarians until thank God I fell into the hands of an angel that filled me with hope, his words were: “WE HAVE TO TRY!” and there was nothing more comforting than that.
Unfortunately, we cannot afford to pay for the treatment, but the vet told us to apply to this beautiful Magic Bullet Fund. Now I realize how important it is to help this organization. During this difficult time we are going through, they are our help and our support. I will never fail to thank you. Thank you Magic Bullet Fund, and God bless you! Please DONATE, to help our Joy, and thank you for helping all the people like us!
SCOUT ALDRIDGE
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4-year-old German Shepherd
Lymphoma
Chemotherapy
In MBF: 12/21/20
Campaign Ends: 1/21/21
Family: Hali Aldridge and Brandon Carlino, Phoenix AZ
Scout is special because he knows when any of us are sad or lonely and goes out of his way to make us feel loved and happy. I found out about Scout's cancer because he was having trouble breathing while sleeping, I took him to the vet, and I was devastated to find out he had lymphoma. To make matters worse my boyfriend lost his job due to covid-19. Anything you can donate helps, To those who donate: Thank you, I hope the universe repays your kindness.
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