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$2970 Raised
$2815

Fundraiser Donors

  1. David Cross
    $500
  2. Fanny Gunji
    $200
  3. Lorraine Poth
    $155
  4. Lolly's mom
    $120
  5. Rina Shev
    $120
  6. Ken Miller
    $120
  7. Anonymous
    $120
  8. Gail Slater
    $120
  9. Pinky Mugs
    $100
  10. Winny the Pooh
    $100
  11. S. McClarty
    $100
  12. Sherry Kayter
    $100
  13. Romolo and Maria DiFonzo
    $100
  14. Katerina Brohm
    $60
  15. Douglas MacLean
    $60
  16. Ms. Dianne Noton
    $50
  17. Voloshyn Family
    $50
  18. Ann Stephenson
    $50
  19. Anonymous
    $50
  20. Ted
    $50
  21. Evelyn Ball
    $40
  22. Michael Fenwick
    $35
  23. Crystal Sherrah
    $35
  24. Charlotte Hood
    $35
  25. Christopher Macdonald
    $35
  26. Lynda Thomson
    $35
  27. Kristen Glenn
    $35
  28. Mr. David Snelling
    $35
  29. Anonymous
    $35
  30. Ms. Yvonne Cabot
    $35
  31. Anonymous
    $35
  32. Janet Bornhauser
    $25
  33. Morgan Greenwell
    $25
  34. Lisa Bernardin
    $25
  35. Shane Culver
    $25
  36. Janet Bornhauser
    $25
  37. Anonymous
    $20
  38. Miss Tigera 'Ti' Caignou
    $20
  39. Mr. Andrew 'Andy' Stack
    $20
  40. Pawel Zywicki
    $20
  41. Sarah Cousins
    $20
  42. Carla D stafiej
    $15
  43. Stephanie Watson
    $10
  44. Leah Cousins
    $5

Medical Emergency Fund Page for Wicket

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Little Wicket, an adorable Yorkshire Terrier mix, has been suffering from multiple health issues. He arrived with hair loss on his tail, missing toes, and with a lot of pain in his mouth.

The little man was rushed to the vet for examination. After a thorough check up, including x-rays and bloodwork, his medical team recommended an oral surgery to alleviate his pain. While they are uncertain about the cause of the hair loss on his tail, they suspect it may be a result of a flea allergy or Cushing’s disease. Fortunately, Wicket’s blood work showed no concerning signs, but the team recommended a recheck of his blood in a couple of weeks. Wicket’s missing toes are a result of congenital defects, thankfully they aren’t causing him pain, but he may need a set of little booties for longer walks in future.

Despite his medical issues, Wicket is a calm and quiet little man who adores keeping people company. He happily wiggles his bum in excitement when greeting his people, and he has been an exemplary patient throughout his vet visits. We are hopeful that after his surgery and care, Wicket will soon be feeling his best. We can’t wait to see him living a pain-free, happy life!

Personal updates for Wicket will be provided to anyone who donates to his campaign.

*Goal includes: oral surgery, blood tests, medication, x-rays, neuter and daily care for Wicket until he’s ready for adoption. If his medical costs and cost of care is less than is raised in his name, additional funds will provide care for other animals.