A surgical lamp has appeared in the shelter! Thanks!

Treatment is an important part of the shelter's work. We help those who have suffered from street life, rescue and put the sick in their paws. We also sterilize dozens of tailed wards here every month. Sterilization is an operation that not only reduces the number of stray animals, but also protects them from many diseases. For a veterinarian, performing operations is a responsible job that requires not only experience, but also high—quality lighting, because precision in surgery is the key to safety. There is no special medical lamp in the shelter right now. The veterinarian has to work with ordinary lamps that create shadows and distort the color of the tissues. This complicates operations and increases their time. We are raising funds for the purchase of a mobile surgical lamp. It is bright, rotates 360 degrees, and moves easily. With such lighting, the doctor will be able to safely operate on tailed patients. Please support the collection!