The Penza Pet shelter receives cats diagnosed with lichen every week. This fungal disease is highly contagious to animals and humans, so sick cats are kept separately in a special shelter unit. Treatment of ringworm in street animals takes up to three months, because their immune system is severely weakened. All this time they are in isolation, receiving regular treatment and care. And here it is very important not only to give medicines on time, but also to create an atmosphere of comfort and tranquility for them. After all, stress and discomfort delay recovery and make animals wild, and a calm and safe environment helps to recover faster and maintain trust in people.
Now the shelter needs to purchase 10 new cages for the seals of this block. These are not just cages, but a personal space where cats can feel safe and recover faster. Large enclosures will help to create comfortable conditions for long-term treatment. It is also much easier to clean and disinfect such enclosures, reducing the risk of reinfection. And for cats, the new environment will help speed up recovery due to silence and comfort, preserve the socialization of animals so that after recovery they are not afraid of people and can quickly find a home.
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