so this might not make much sense, as i'm currently shaking. for the last 12 hours, and mostly in the last 3, i've received a complete influx of donations. and i went from have $20 to over $900. you guys are so amazing. i wish i could say more, but i'm just in shock. thank you, thank you, thank you and a million times thank you.
everyone who has donated even a dollar, to those who have donated 100 and 200 dollars. each and every one of you are making a huge difference in not only zeus' life, but in mine.
every one of you who read about zeus on the vine, on divie or any other way you may have heard about zeus. from the bottom of my heart..
thank you
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i saw this on insanejourna.com and i reposted it on my livejournal, my facebook & my twitter! i hope you are able to reach your goal to get zeus his surgery! you both deserve it :) GOOD LUCK!!!!
ReplyDeleteI found Zeus via Tomatonation.com... hoping he's getting his surgery soon! :)
ReplyDeleteI read about it on Tomato Nation. I've posted the link to this blog to my Facebook and Twitter feeds. We'll get him his surgery!
ReplyDeleteyou have a tremendous amount of love in your heart - not only for this dog but in the capacity of just being human. to see it attempt to be matched is phenomenal. this dog and you were meant to find each other and you should be commended for doing all you can to love this animal in the way that she should be loved and provided for. i'll keep sharing this and i hope the money keeps trickling in!
ReplyDeletereposting this in a few places for you now, too. i'll look out for it on ONTD!
I found this via tomatonation.com as well, and though I wasn't able to give much, I hope Zeus has a successful surgery and full recovery. Give him a good hug from me!
ReplyDeleteAnother Tomato Nation reader here. I keep refreshing to see how the fundraising is going. I'm so happy that you're getting so close to your goal. I can't wait to read updates on Zeus. You're a great person for all you do for him, and he seems like a great dog.
ReplyDeletei read about zeus on divie and i've posted a link to your blog pretty much everywhere -- facebook, myspace, my personal online journal, etc.
ReplyDeletegood luck zeus <3 i hope your surgery goes well!
Yet another Tomato Nation reader here; I donated to your sweet dog. You're obviously a caring person and my heart goes out to you. Be well, both of you!
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Tomato Nation, baby! The BF and I donated to your sweet puppy about an hour ago and have been watching the progress. Reckon Zeus can make an appointment and get well within a couple of days!
ReplyDeleteKeep posting and let us know how you and Zeus are doing.
Much love,
Shonda and Michael T.
Tomato Nation here too! Good luck to you and Zeus! I hope you end up with a little bit extra to buy yourself a nice bottle of wine to celebrate his successful surgery!
ReplyDeleteDone and done! Good luck with the surgery - and pats and hugs to Zeus!
ReplyDeleteI love Tomato Nation! When I got here from there you were at 83%, and by the time I refreshed the page after making a donation, you were up to 102% I'm so happy that Zeus will get the care he needs.
ReplyDeleteSchedule that surgery!!!! So happy for you and Zeus!!
ReplyDeleteSo much love to you and Zeus, and to TN for letting me be a part of something awesome once again. You're an amazing woman and should be so, so proud of everything you've done. Please keep us all posted on how he's doing.
ReplyDeleteI hope Zeus is much more comfortable as a result of the surgery, best of luck to you both.
ReplyDeleteHere from TN as well - Thank you for opening your heart to Zeus, for sharing your story and for letting so many of us be a part of it. Please keep us updated post-surgery; I've never met Zeus, but as an animal lover and the owner of my own beautiful shelter dog, I'm invested in his story now.
ReplyDeletethank you to everyone for all your kind words. believe me, i will be posting on this site for a long time to keep everyone updated on zeus and his life. so many of you are now part of his life and i wouldn't want to take him away from anyone. so be sure, updates will be coming!!
ReplyDeleteDonated in memoriam of my late kitty Max. Hopefully the extra comes in handy in the care I'm sure he'll need after the surgery. Gosh, I'm almost tearing up here at work. :)
ReplyDeleteAlso via TN, donating in memoriam of my pup. I'm not religious, but all I can think of to say is bless you.
ReplyDeleteI was on Tomato Nation, saw your story, and zipped right over here.I chipped in some money for Zeus, in honor of my late pets. My dog Jack (1997-2005) was a shelter dog from Georgia and it sounded like the first few months of his life were pretty rough (we adopted him when he was about 6 months old): he was hand-shy, he cowered when my dad yelled during the Eagles' game, and he did not want to be anywhere near tall men with dark hair and beards. And this was a 120-pound Doberman-Rottweiler we're talking about. But Jack was one of the sweetest dogs I've ever met. I think his very first owners had tried to train him to be an aggressive, attack dog and when that didn't work, they just turned him loose on the streets of Savannah. Good luck, Vivian-- I hope Zeus has a quick and full recovery. He looks like such a sweetie in your blog pictures!
ReplyDeleteI am so glad that Zeus is getting the love he needs, via dog versions of Grey's Anatomy, and from you! Found this through TN, and will be adding this to my tool bar. All the best from Alberta, will be keeping track of you both!
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