Alice's tumor was removed! Thanks!

In January 2025, a dog gave birth to puppies in a pipe in an industrial area. Volunteers from a private shelter decided to take the mother and puppies in. They named her Alice. A month later, the dog was spayed. But two months later, her guardians began to notice that Alice had limited mobility, urinated frequently, and experienced pain when petted in her lower abdomen.

The dog was immediately taken to a nephrologist at a veterinary clinic. An ultrasound scan was performed, which showed a tumor located too close to the bladder. The suture material left after sterilization caused the body to react in the form of a neoplasm.

Alice now needs surgery to remove the tumor to preserve her bladder.