Figgy has a rare defect causing pain and vulnerability. Her $6,000 surgery will change everything. She’s only 3 months old—but her body wasn’t built right. Figgy came to us from a breeder who surrendered her and her sister, Magpie, knowing they were born with congenital defects. It’s something we’ve sadly seen before—but Figgy’s condition is especially rare, and it’s going to take all of us to help her.

This tiny Boston Terrier was born with what doctors called an anovulvar cleft—a serious and painful malformation. Her vulva is completely exposed and located immediately beneath her anus. It’s sometimes called a “cleft butt,” and though the name may sound odd, the consequences are serious: chronic infections, inflammation, and constant risk of long-term damage.

The cost of surgery is estimated at $6,000—and it’s not optional. It’s urgent and LIFESAVING. Can you help us give Figgy the future she deserves?