My 4‑year‑old American Bully, Chyna, isn’t just my dog — she is my service animal, my stability, and the one who carried me through the darkest moment of my life. When I lost my boyfriend to suicide, Chyna never left my side. She grounded me, kept me moving, and gave me a reason to keep breathing when everything felt impossible. She means everything to me.

Now she’s the one fighting for her life. Chyna has large bladder stones that have caused a severe infection, and she is now septic. The vets showed me her X‑ray — the stones are so big they cannot pass, and without emergency surgery, she will not survive. She’s currently hospitalized on IV fluids, antibiotics, and constant monitoring, but she cannot recover without surgery to remove the stones and stop the infection from spreading.

The cost of her hospitalization and surgery is more than I can manage alone. I’ve included the vet estimates so everything is transparent. I’m doing everything I can, but I’m at a point where I have to ask for help to save the one who saved me.

If you can donate or share this, it truly means the world. Chyna has been my strength — now I’m fighting to give her the chance to keep going. Thank you for reading, for caring, and for helping me try to save her lif