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Helping Hand for Homeless Animals

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Bringing an animal in from the street and making a diagnosis is only the beginning of the journey. The most important part comes next: the dog or cat needs to be treated, which means medicine is required. Infections and inflammations hit a weakened body the hardest, and they can only be managed with specific medications—antibacterial drugs that stop the growth of bacteria, and anti-inflammatory drugs that reduce fever, swelling, and pain. Without these, even an accurate diagnosis remains just a note in the medical record: the doctor understands what is wrong with the patient, but has nothing to help them with.

Every month, more than a hundred animals pass through the Pitomets center, and the supply of medications runs out very quickly. The flow of patients never stops, and among them are many emergency cases that need help within the first hours.

Thanks to your donations, the foundation has purchased a batch of medicines for the inpatient facility: antibacterial and anti-inflammatory drugs, as well as injection supplies. Now the doctors have what they need to complete the treatment. For dozens of cats and dogs, this has become the step without which there can be neither recovery nor a new family. Thank you for your help!

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Support the fundraising for medications for dogs with wounds and inflammations

Saving an animal is only half the battle. The real struggle often begins later: once a dog or cat has been brought to the center, examined, and diagnosed, treatment becomes the deciding factor.

Infection and inflammation can quickly wear down a weakened patient, and specific medications are needed to combat them. Antibiotics stop infections and halt the growth of bacteria in the body. Anti-inflammatory drugs reduce swelling, fever, and pain. Injectable powders allow for precise and rapid delivery of medication, especially when every hour counts. Without this set of medications, even a correct diagnosis remains merely an entry in the medical record: the veterinarian knows what’s wrong with the patient, but has nothing with which to treat them.

More than a hundred animals pass through the 'Pitomets' center every month, and medications are used up every day. Supplies run out quickly, as the flow of patients is constant, and there are often many emergency cases among them.

The foundation is raising funds for a shipment of medications for the clinic: antibiotics, anti-inflammatories, and injectable medications. Please support this fundraiser so that veterinarians can see every rescue through to the end, and so that cats and dogs can find loving families.