Muffin is doing great and has been given a clean bill of health by his veterinarian. Thank you to everyone who helped this lovable pup with his surgery cost. Without your donations, Muffin’s condition would have deteriorated to where he would not be able to walk and suffer from chronic urinary problems.

FINN HAD SURGERY AND IS DOING GREAT!

Finn was diagnosed with Entropion, a condition where the eyelid rolls inward, causing eyelashes and fur to rub on the eye's surface, causing irritation and damage to the cornea. Finn has a few weeks of recovery and has to wear his cone until his eyelids have completely healed.

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Loki seems to be doing better. She is eating and drinking a little and she is not as lethargic.

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We have some tragic news.

Moxie the 8-month-old kitten passed away peacefully with his dad by his side.

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Muffin had surgery to remove two softball size tumors and he is doing well. Unfortunately, one of the tumors had grown into his inner thigh area which made the surgery more invasive. Muffin had to stay 3 days post-surgery…

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MEIKO was hospitalized with urinary obstruction last weekend. His condition deteriorated rapidly, and he needed surgery ASAP. Meiko's mom found FTLOA just in time!

Meiko was lucky; his veterinarian worked with us to ensure Meiko received the care he needed and that we would raise funds to cover his veterinary costs. Because of YOU, Meiko went to his family and to a little girl who loves her kitty so dearly.

Thank you to everyone who helped with Meiko's care. 💕

Luna was diagnosed with Lymphangiectasia, which is robbing her body of much-needed protein. She is being treated with medications and a change in diet. However, she is still losing weight and eating very little. Her family is working with a nutritionist, and she will be on medications for the rest of her life. Luna has a long road ahead. Because of the generosity and kindness of our donors, she will get the much-needed treatment she needs.

If you can help this U.S. veteran and his big bundle of fur, Luna, with her medical expenses, please donate today.

PRAYERS FOR TY! Beautiful TY the tabby cat is back at the emergency veterinary hospital. Ty was recently diagnosed with Pancreatitis and IBS - Irritable Bowel Syndrome. She was being treated with medications and a change in diet, however, she is not eating much and she has been vomiting on and off for the last 5 days. Her veterinarian wants to run some additional diagnostic tests to biopsy her GI Tract.

This beautiful girl has been fighting hard, we hope that we can get some answers for Ty and her dad soon.

Poor Khaleesi cannot get a break!

Khaleesi had lost a lot of weight, diagnostic testing confirmed she is diabetic. Khaleesi is still struggling to get her glucose levels under control after 3 months! She has blood glucose checks at the veterinary clinic every two weeks, she has insulin twice a day, and is on a special diabetic diet. The vet shaved an area on Khaleesi's back to make it easier for her mom to give her the insulin injections. Khaleesi's cost for insulin and food is approximately $150 a month. Khaleesi's mom is disabled and on social security, she called us frantically last week because she is afraid for Khaleesi's future.😿

Without continued help from FTLOA, she will not be able to afford Khaleesi's expensive food & medications. If you can help us continue with Khaleesi's medical care please donate today.

GOOD NEWS FOR MIA!

Mia had an enormous mass on her shoulder that was preventing her from enjoying her days at the doggie park. Mia had surgery and the tumor was completely removed. Mia had the stitches out and her hair is growing back. Her dad said, “Mia is like a completely different pup, she's a lot more active now and has lost some weight!” Yay for Mia 💕

Thank you to everyone who cared about Mia, because of your generosity and kindness Mia will have a long and happy doggy life.

Alex Miley has a diagnosis, however he needs further diagnostic testing.

Alex Miley was very sick, his stomach was distended, and he had very loose stools. Diagnostic testing confirmed he has Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV), one of the most common and consequential infectious diseases of cats worldwide. FIV attacks the immune system, leaving the cat vulnerable to other infections. This is devastating news for everyone; however, FIV can be managed with antiviral therapy, fluid therapy, and diet changes. On average, a cat can live an additional five years with treatment.

Alex's other bloodwork came back within normal ranges, which is good; however, his vet was concerned with the fluid in his abdomen and recommended he see an internal specialist. Alex has an appointment on May 2. We will have more updates soon.

Perseus’s ear hematoma has not healed 100%. Perseus had a painful ear hematoma that caused his ear to swell 3X its normal size. The fluid was drained from Perseus's pinna and his ear was treated topically. He was sent home with antibiotics and anti-inflammatory medications which his mom has been diligently treating him daily for a month. Unfortunately, Perseus's ear has not healed 100%. Perseus has a check-up appointment this week to evaluate if he will need surgery.

We will have more updates soon!

Luna has a long road to recovery.

Luna had lost a lot of weight, she went from 98lb to 57lb in just a few months. Her veterinarian suspected an autoimmune disease where her body is not absorbing protein properly. Luna had invasive surgery to biopsy her intestines and at that time she was spayed. Luna's recovery has been difficult, she is still not eating properly and losing weight, she has very watery stools and her incision area is red and inflamed. Her veterinarian prescribed an anti-nausea medication, an appetite stimulant, probiotics, and a stronger antibiotic. We will know more once the results of her biopsy come back. Please pray for Luna and her family. 🙏

We will have more updates soon!

Good news for Zeus 😻

Zeus had jumped and landed awkwardly and needed surgery ASAP to repair his broken front leg. A plate and screws were put in to hold the bone in place and his leg is healing well. Zeus is putting more weight on the leg, his hair has grown back, and he has a six week check-up today!

Thank you to everyone who cared about this handsome boy. We will have more updates soon.

Ty has a diagnosis and is on the road to recovery.

Ty was having some vision problems; she was lethargic, not eating properly, and she was wheezing. Initial diagnostic testing was inconclusive; Ty was referred to an Internal Specialist for an Echocardiogram & Ultrasound. Ty's intestines are inflamed, and she was diagnosed with a mild case of pancreatitis caused by an undiagnosed chronic condition called IBS - Irritable Bowel Syndrome.

Ty is being treated with anti-nausea, anti-inflammatory medications, and a change in diet. We will have more updates soon on her recovery!

Perseus received the medical care he needed because of your generosity!

Upon examination the treating veterinarian opted to drained the fluid from Perseus hematoma and treat his ear topically. He was also sent home with antibiotics and anti-inflammatory medications. A cytology was taken to see what was causing Perseus to shake and scratch at his ears so much that it caused the hematoma. The treatment seems to have resolved the issue, however he is being monitored by his veterinarian to make sure the hematoma doesn't return, if it returns Perseus will need surgery. Prayers that this handsome boy makes a full recovery.

You made a miracle happen for Hazel! Hazel had surgery to remove the tumor and a biopsy to see if the tumor is cancerous. Hazel is home and recovering well. Her mom said, "there was a little dried blood for a couple of days but other than that she's super happy and looking good. Please thank everyone who made this happen for Hazel!"

We have more good news for Hazel, the biopsy came back negative!! Thank you to everyone who helped save Hazel. Please check out our other pets that need help today.

You helped Mia get her surgery to remove an enormous mass on her shoulder. Mia had an enormous mass on her shoulder that was preventing her from enjoying her days at the doggie park. Mia had surgery and the tumor was completely removed. A drain was placed in the incision area and removed a few days later. Mia is doing well, however it will be a few weeks until she has completely healed. She will have a follow up appointment in 10 days to remove the stitches.

Mia's dad sent us a short video of Mia after surgery. She is such an adorable and happy pup.

Khaleesi is still struggling with her diabetes. She is on a prescription diet and insulin to manage her glucose levels, however her levels have not stabilized. Khaleesi is being monitored by her vet on a weekly basis and she may have to switch over to a longer lasting insulin. Her mom said, "I could never have afforded all of these vet visits, I truly do not know what we would have done without you guys!" We are continuing to help Khaleesi and her mom with her medications, insulin and weekly vet appointments, if you can help with her continued care, please donate today.