This is my dog, Biscuit.

She's a nine-year-old Cairn Terrier and to me she's the best dog in the world, in September of 2018 I found a lump in her mouth, which by November had been diagnosed as cancer.

Biscuit and I were referred to the specialist oncologists at Liverpool University and Biscuit is now going through radiotherapy and will start chemotherapy soon. This round of treatments is going to cost upwards of £4,000, before travel and any complications which might arise, which is a real challenge for a student with no car. We’re doing what we can but it’s got to the stage where we really have to ask for help.

Biscuit means the absolute world to me and I can’t imagine coming home and not having her excitable face staring back at me, even when I’ve only just popped to the corner shop. We’ve been through so much together in the last 9 years and despite how bad anything ever gets Biscuit is always there to give me a cuddle and try sneak in some slobbery kisses which always makes things just a little better.

Biscuit isn't quite ready to leave this world just yet and if you can donate anything at all then hopefully together we will be able to give Biscuit the treatment she needs.