At the Wet Nose shelter, they take in people who have been found on the street every day. They are scared, weak, and sometimes in very serious condition. The first thing a doctor needs to do is figure out what is wrong: is it the liver, the kidneys, or something else? Fortunately, we have a reliable assistant in the form of a biochemical blood analyzer.
However, even the most advanced device cannot function without the help of small, inconspicuous reagent discs. These are plates on which a drop of blood is placed, and in a few minutes, an accurate analysis is ready. Unfortunately, without these plates, the device is simply idle.
Our supply of discs is almost depleted. However, we cannot stop the diagnostics, as there are too many pets waiting for help. Therefore, we are launching a fundraising campaign. Our goal is to acquire three types of discs to address various needs, from general examinations before surgery to in-depth assessments of internal organ function. These discs are essential for the cats and dogs we treat on a daily basis, and we care deeply about their well-being.
This is our joint purchase, which will allow doctors and
