Spring is a beautiful but extremely dangerous time for animals. It is at this time that street dogs are susceptible to tick bites that cause the dangerous disease piroplasmosis. When bitten by a tick vector babesia get into the dog's body and affect red blood cells - blood cells responsible for supplying the organs and tissues of the body with oxygen. The disease in the acute phase is severe, poses a risk to the pet's life, and requires intensive treatment. After recovery, as a rule, it is necessary to help the organs and systems affected by both the disease and the side effects of therapy (rather aggressive drugs are used to destroy the pathogen).
Already now the fund of assistance to animals has started scheduled treatment of its wards from dangerous parasites. And employees of the Fund together with 40 shelter dogs address to you with a request for help in fundraising for purchase of preparations for treatment of pets from internal and external parasites.
The Foundation cares about each of its pets and wants to provide them with full protection from parasites. Together we can provide them with a comfortable and healthy future!
