Every day our fund receives a large number of animals that need help. First aid can be provided by our full-time doctors - they treat wounds, put ivs, give medicines, but very often the help of certain specialists is required - dermatologists, orthopedists, nephrologists and many others.
Smetan Smetanych was brought to us by the volunteer. The cat was not in the best shape - he had an injured eye, on which there is an ulcer, and a limb was badly damaged, which made him unable to get up on it. After the CT scan, it became clear that the cat's bones in the paw had grown together incorrectly. Last week, an operation was performed on the paw, now the charming Sour Cream is recovering. He has a trip to the optometrist ahead of him, who will decide what to do next with the formed ulcer. Smetan Smetanych is a very affectionate, sociable cat, has his own unlike anyone feline character.
Kilka was in the shelter as a kitten. At first, she was treated for the herpes virus, but that wasn't the end of it. At some point, the baby began to go bald.It was not possible to determine the cause of baldness on their own, so they had to take her to a dermatologist. After receiving and testing, it turned out that she has an autoimmune disease that cannot be treated - the animal will take hormonal drugs all her life. Now the cat is undergoing therapy and will soon go for a second appointment with a dermatologist.
In order to continue helping these and other animals, we need to close the debts incurred to the clinic where they were treated by specialists.
Let's help Smetanych, Kilka and other animals get treated faster and find their home!
