On New Year's Eve, the veterinary center welcomed 44 feline representatives into its walls at once. All these animals lived on the street and for each of them, admission to the shelter walls became a salvation from frost. The newcomers of the shelter settle into aviaries, get used to new conditions, which is not entirely smooth and calm for gentle feline organisms. Stress can lead to various health problems, including increased aggression, anxious behavior, and even digestive problems.
For easier adaptation, veterinarians often use sedatives. They are designed specifically to alleviate psychological discomfort in cats and dogs, reducing anxiety and acting on the central nervous system.
The Foundation strives to create a safe and comfortable environment where every tailed ward can successfully survive the period of adaptation and find their loving home. Join the project, support a new life for homeless animals yesterday!
