A scruffy dog with a bandaged torso rests on a medical table, with a fundraiser poster for its emergency surgery in the background.

No one was coming for Willow. She was found with part of her leg already gone and the wound eating away at what was left &mdash; infected, untreated, and killing her slowly. We had one option left: amputate the rest, or lose her.We don&#39;t know how she lost part of that leg &mdash; an accident, an injury left too long untreated. We&#39;ll never know for sure. What we do know is that neglect turned a survivable injury into a fight for her life.It was major surgery, and it is just the beginning.Right now, Willow is in pain. She&#39;s still in round-the-clock post-amputation care &mdash; she hasn&#39;t even started rehabilitation yet. She is nowhere near out of the woods: pain management, antibiotics to fully clear the infection, wound checks, and the follow-up visits that come before rehab can even begin all stand between her and healing.Our goal is $7,000 to cover Willow&#39;s surgery and the recovery still in front of her &mdash; and every dollar gets her one step closer to the day this is behind her.You don&#39;t have to cover it alone. $25 covers a week of the medication keeping her comfortable right now, and it&#39;s an amount anyone can say yes to. $75, $150, or $300 go further toward her wound care, vet visits, and surgery costs &mdash; every level moves her closer to healed.Willow&#39;s surgery is done, but her bills aren&#39;t &mdash; and neither is her recovery. She still needs her care covered, every step of the way.Stand by Willow. Give what you can, every gift truly makes a difference.

Hello <span contenteditable="false" data-custom-variable="{{firstname}}" fr-original-class="fr-deletable styled-tag-chip" fr-original-style="" style="color: rgb(42, 42, 196); overflow-wrap: anywhere; user-select: none; background-color: rgb(248, 248, 255); border: 1px solid rgb(191, 191, 255); border-radius: 4px; margin: 0px; padding: 1px 8px; font-size: 11px; display: inline-block; box-sizing: inherit;">First name, Right now, Willow is lying on a blanket, still healing from the surgery that saved her life &mdash; and because of you, she&#39;s not fighting this alone.Your gift is going directly toward the care she needs most right now: her pain management, her wound care, the follow-up visits standing between her and healing.&nbsp; This isn&#39;t a symbolic gesture. This is Willow&#39;s medicine. Her bandages. Her recovery. You made a tangible, physical difference in what happens to her next. She has no idea what you did for her &mdash; but we do. And so does every dog who comes through Home for Good Dog Rescue after her, because people like you show up when it matters most. We&#39;ll keep you updated as Willow heals. You&#39;re part of her story now. Thank you for standing with Willow.&mdash; The Home for Good Dog Rescue Teamhomeforgooddogs.org

No one was coming for Willow. She was found with part of her leg already gone and the wound eating away at what was left — infected, untreated, and killing her slowly. We had one option left: amputate the rest, or lose her.We don't know how she lost part of that leg — an accident, an injury left too long untreated. We'll never know for sure. What we do know is that neglect turned a survivable injury into a fight for her life.It was major surgery, and it is just the beginning.Right now, Willow is in pain. She's still in round-the-clock post-amputation care — she hasn't even started rehabilitation yet. She is nowhere near out of the woods: pain management, antibiotics to fully clear the infection, wound checks, and the follow-up visits that come before rehab can even begin all stand between her and healing.Our goal is $7,000 to cover Willow's surgery and the recovery still in front of her — and every dollar gets her one step closer to the day this is behind her.You don't have to cover it alone. $25 covers a week of the medication keeping her comfortable right now, and it's an amount anyone can say yes to. $75, $150, or $300 go further toward her wound care, vet visits, and surgery costs — every level moves her closer to healed.Willow's surgery is done, but her bills aren't — and neither is her recovery. She still needs her care covered, every step of the way.Stand by Willow. Give what you can, every gift truly makes a difference.

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