Oxygen for life: together we helped the most vulnerable kids!

At the end of December, students brought newborn kittens to the Devoted Heart shelter. They found them alone in a trash can on the street. Unfortunately, such stories are not uncommon for us. 500 stray animals live in the shelter. Some of them are recovering from injuries, others are being treated for infections. To help the most vulnerable ponytails, we need special veterinary equipment — an oxygen concentrator. The oxygen concentrator is indispensable for the treatment of animals with respiratory failure. Kittens under one month old need it especially. They rapidly develop tissue hypoxia, a condition where there is not enough oxygen in the body. It can be caused by infection or inflammation. The oxygen concentrator helps to adjust the oxygen level in the blood and support babies in critical situations. Please help us raise funds for the purchase of an oxygen concentrator. This equipment will save dozens of lives and become an important part of veterinary care at the shelter!