Call To Action: A 10-Y-Old Girl W/ Muscular Dystrophy, About To Have Surgery, Needs A Service Dog. Lil Help? @SportsRadio610

By John P. Lopez

Her name is Mackenzie. Some call her, "Crazy Mac."

She is a precious little 10-year-old girl who's been dealt a challenging hand. Crazy Mac has Muscular Dystrophy and is about to undergo surgery to implant rods in her back that could help and correct Scoliosis.

Here's the deal: Mackenzie needs a dog — a puppy, preferably — that can be trained to help her, especially when she falls down. Crazy Mac has flagging strength in her arms and legs.

Mackenzie also could use a loyal friend. She's shy and sometimes self-conscious. Her favorite kind of dog is a Golden Retriever.

As you might expect, the medical bills for Mackenzie's family have piled high, so buying a good dog that can be trained isn't exactly a priority on the family's list.

Thus, Gibson and I are asking that anyone who could donate a Golden Retriever or similar dog (Labrador, etc.) to the family contact Hade.Cashion@yahoo.com with any information that might help. And if one cannot be donated, any contacts who could offer a reasonable price would be much-appreciated.

This is one of the good things Sports Radio 610 listeners should do. Help me get this done!

"Crazy Mac" would appreciate it.

And so would Gibson.