kasha23

HI everyone Please read my Thread...
(If you can not help just please read and keep my baby in your prayers)

i am a proud owner of 5 Pomeranian's but i have trouble with my little 6 month old Casper ...
Casper has been diagnosed with heart problems about 3 weeks ago… after seeing 3 different vet's that gave me 3 different opinions I decided to do a EKG (Electrocardiogram or also known as Ultra sound).
I was Hoping that it was nothing major and it's something that he can grow out of…
Well I was wrong, Casper needs a operation… he's got PULMONIC STENOSIS…
Casper unfortunately has severe stenosis… that's why his heart murmur sounds so loud and that's why the first vet evaluated him at a grade 6 murmur . The right artery is barely pumping blood into his heart; he is in risk of his heart enlarging on the right side, and then cardiac arrest, or even sudden death..

He needs the operation as soon as possible I am hoping to get it done by mid September (the procedure that he needs done is Balloon angioplasty) … his heart is only going to be able to take it for so long… I don't have much time, the vet told me I have no more than 2 months before it gets even worse… and it’s been already almost a month.
i Really need help from all you animal lovers out there... i can't afford this procedure on my own I am currently trying to raise money for Caspers Heart Procedure...
The procedure is $3500…
I feel so heart broken over this whole ordeal, as he is just a little baby and still have many years to live one…
If there's anyone that's willing to help me, please make a donation to save Casper's life…any donation will be greatly appreciated..
I don't ask for much any donation will help... as little as 1$ to 10$ can save him....
Thank you for taking the time to read this

*hugs and may God be always with you*

YOU CAN MAKE THE DONATIONS BY

calling FL UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL and do it over the phone with Credit or debit and they will send you a receipt and it is TAX DEDUCTIBLE
the number is 352- 294- 9894
the donation is for CASPER SANTOS Account number- 241807

or
if you like you can make a check to

FVMFA
P.O. BOX 100121
GAINESVILLE FL 32610

make sure that on the check it says that it's for
ACCOUNT NUMBER 241807 and its for CASPER SANTOS

*ANY DONATION WILL HELP IT COULD BE AS LITTLE AS 1$ ... *

you can also make paypal donations to kashasantos@gmail.com

or do online payments by going to https://www.fundable.com/groupaction...-07.1713568053

you can also support casper by buying some cute jewlery for under 10$ and all funds will be sent to his operation

here's the store you can buy from

Etsy :: AngelGirl07 :: Angel Girl's Pretty Things

Please keep in mind that I am trying to raise this money before the second week of September as Casper needs this surgery as soon as possible…

thank you and may GOD BLESS YOU




---- For those who want to more know about PULMONIC STENOSIS here's some info [ Pulmonic stenosis is a congenital narrowing in the region of the pulmonary valve, which lies between the right ventricular chamber of the heart and the pulmonary artery. As part of the normal circulation of the heart, the right ventricle pumps blood to the lungs to receive oxygen. The oxygenated blood goes back to the left side of the heart from which it is pumped out to the rest of the body.
With pulmonic stenosis, there is partial obstruction of normal blood flow, most commonly due to a malformation of the pulmonic valve (pulmonic valve dysplasia), but the abnormality may be immediately above or below the valve as well.
The effect of this partial obstruction is to force the heart to work harder to pump blood to the lungs. The extent to which a dog will be affected depends on the degree of narrowing (stenosis) of the valve area. With severe stenosis, the dogs will likely develop congestive heart failure due to the increased workload of the heart. The hemodynamic consequences of pulmonic stenosis are the development of right ventricular concentric hypertrophy (enlargement) and reduced filling of the left ventricle. The right ventricular concentric hypertrophy causes reduced right ventricular compliance with reduced distensibility.
Mild to moderate stenosis can be monitored, severe needs a operation… or your pet had a life span of 6-12 months left.] -

you may also check out caspers story by going to Dog profile for CASPER, a male Pomeranian

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