Suri came to the shelter from the street. She had a miscarriage, she hadn't eaten or drunk for several days, so she started to get dehydrated. In order to save Suri, the shelter's veterinarians performed life-saving infusion therapy.
There are many such stories in the shelter. Our patients often come to us in critical condition, and they need continuous therapy to survive.
The veterinary infusion pump is not just an equipment, it is a real lifeline for ponytails. This device is necessary for the accurate and safe administration of medicines and nutrient solutions to animals that need round-the-clock care.
The new pump will help even more seals. And our veterinarians will be able to control the speed and volume of drug administration, which is especially important for weak and sick animals.
Together we can save the lives of homeless seals!
