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When we found out that Lacey had cancer, our first thought was that we could not really afford it, but she had to be taken care of, she has been a large part of our family for almost a decade. We applied to the Magic Bullet Fund for help and, to our great relief, they accepted our Lacey into their assistance program. Lacey underwent surgery on her leg, first. The tumor had to be removed. Dr, Joe Hendricks at Briarwood Veterinary Hospital said it would be a very difficult tumor to excise, but he hoped to remove most of it. Afterward, he was extremely pleased -- the tumor was more cooperative than he had expected and Dr. Joe had been able to remove the entire tumor! The next step is radiation treatment - a very expensive endeavor, but necessary to make sure the cancer does not come back. Lacey's oncologist, Dr. Joyce Obradovich and Animal Cancer and Imaging Center, said that Lacey is an excellent candidate for this treatment. She will have X treatments over X weeks. My husband Dave and I paid for the surgery and maxed out our credit cards. The Magic Bullet Fund had us apply for assistance from Care Credit and that limit has been met now to pay for the creation of a radiation protocol (plan) and half of the first week of treatments. Please help Lacey -- donate to the Magic Bullet Fund for Lacey's treatment costs. In the past 16 months, since they began operations, the Magic Bullet Fund has helped 14 dogs and thier owners. Please visit the Magic Bullet Fund and donate for Lacey!

Lacey Needs Help


Lacy is our wonderful yellow Labrador retriever. She is 9 years old. Lacy has a heart of gold is a puppy still at heart. She loves to play ball or frisbee and just an all around good girl. Her best friend is Shelby a chow mix that was a stray and we took in to our family. Lacy developed a limp in her back rear leg. We took her to the vets and she has been diagnosed with a tumor. The vet said that it is only in her leg and she is in need of surgery and possibly follow up with radiation therapy. The surgery and radiation are costly and more than we can afford at this time - between $5,000 and $8,000 dollars! We are animal lovers and I have been involved with animal rescue and fostered many homeless pets but now that our own pet is in need of help we are not able to take care of her. Due to our circumstances, we have decided to reach out to the kind hearts and good nature of people, in hopes of collecting donations towards Lacy's care. Any amount that you can afford would be wonderful. No amount is too small it will all add up. Please pass this web site on to others you know who love dogs and will want to help us. We will update this web site and keep you informed of her progress. We can not imagine life with out Lacy! She is too young to leave this world yet! She has a lot of life and energy and good years left but she has to have this surgery to make that happen! When you say your prayers, please include our Lacy. *Donations to the Magic Bullet Fund are tax deductible. *Any donations that exceed the amount of Lacys care will enable another dog with cancer to have treatment. We will be updating this web site and keep you informed of her progress. Any donations that exceed the amount of Lacys care will go to help another animal in need. We can not imagine life with out Lacy! She is too young to leave this world yet! She has a lot of life and energy and good years left but she has to have this surgery to make that happen! When you say your prayers please include Lacy in them.
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