The owners of four-year-old Winifred, Haritha and David Richardson, from Cringleford, might need to pay anything in excess of £5000 after their “little lady” was identified with cancer previously this year.
“She was identified with TVT, which is a cancer that has a good diagnosis,” said Haritha.
“She requires to undergoe chemotherapy and the veterinarians are extremely positive.
“But we can’t manage this treatment ourselves so we have actually established a GoFundMe in the hope that it may reach kind-hearted individuals who may be able to help.”
Winifred (much better called Winnie), a mixed-breed dog from Romania, invested most of her life on the streets and prior to being matched with the Richardsons by a rescue in March of this year.
But their enjoyment quickly relied on scary when they found big swellings around her neck.
Winnie invested the majority of her life on the streets prior to being rescued (Image: Haritha and David Richardson)
After various tests, Winnie was discovered to have round cell cancer that had actually infected her lymph nodes.
“The minute we saw her we understood she was precisely what we were trying to find,” said Haritha – who likewise has a whippet and 2 cats.
“She rolled over for cuddles and required I pet her.
“Winifred has actually only simply been provided a location to call home so we wish to do our absolute best to keep her safe.”
So far, the couple have actually handled to raise £1,400 – however they want to reach their target “prior to the cancer infects a point where absolutely nothing can be done”.
Could you help fund Winnie’s treatment? (Image: Haritha and David Richardson)
The set likewise stay in contact with their insurance coverage broker in the hope something can be done – a result that would see them return the funds to donors.
“We understand there is a cost of living crisis and comprehend not everybody can contribute economically.
“But simply sharing the story will help.
“If we might raise this money it would whatever.
“She’s such a beautiful lady and we simply wish to provide her the life she is worthy of.”
Donate to the GoFundMe page here.
