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Weʼre raising £1,000 to please can you help with the vets bill for Max. hes been in a specialist vet trying to treat him for severe anaemia. Bill is over 9k now
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please can you help with the vets bill for Max. hes now in a specialist vet trying to find what is wrong with him. its been suggested by the vet that his body is for some reason killing his own red blood cells so he a very sick little man. any help would really be appreciated. His body is killing his own red blood cells
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21 days agoHe is back home but with a big bag of meds. And an even bigger vet bill
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Debbie Suggitt
Jan 3, 2022
I hope Max gets better soon .. keeping everything crossed for him xx
£20.00
Lisa Sims
Dec 25, 2021
All the best to Max
£10.00
The Genie.
Dec 24, 2021
Blessings...
£200.00
Gina
Dec 23, 2021
You’re such a brave boy Max, keep fighting mummy is missing you so so much! Stay strong little one xxx
£20.00
Donna Blake
Dec 23, 2021
Keep fighting whatever it is that's making you so poorly, you are such a little fighter, we know you can do it xx
£20.00
Joanne saxon
Dec 23, 2021
Hope he gets well soon and gets all.the help he needs sending all my love and future wishes xx
£40.00
Kate
Dec 23, 2021
Sending love and positive thoughts ❤️
£20.00
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Bryony Moors
Kent
Max is a romanian rescue who came over in the spring of 2019. please can you help Max. hes now in a specialist vet trying to find what is wrong with him. Hes gone over the £7k insurance coverage.without a definate diagnosis for why his body is killing his own red blood cells