Shelter veterinarians have been trained on “Vector-borne diseases of dogs and cats and immune-mediated anemia”!

The Penza shelter daily faces severe diseases in the animals admitted to its walls, which are transmitted by parasites. Unfortunately, dogs and cats living on the street are most often exposed to such infections. Without timely and proper treatment, such diseases can lead to the death of the pony-tailed pets or to a significant reduction in their quality of life. To increase the effectiveness of treatment and reduce the cost of delayed treatment and other specialists, it is important for the shelter to train two veterinarians in the course “Vector-Borne Diseases of Dogs and Cats and Immune-Mediated Anemia.” The training will help the doctors accurately identify the causes of disease and prescribe effective medications, thereby saving thousands of lives a year. The right therapy gives chances for a quick recovery, reducing the financial cost of tests or secondary health problems. We are asking you to support this important fundraiser. The more qualified our professionals are, the more ponytails will go to new families healthy and happy. Join the good cause, help us become stronger in the fight against severe parasitic diseases!