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The shelter was able to replenish our stock of sterile bandages and fixative patches for treating animals!

Helping Hand for Homeless Animals

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These simple, yet so important materials save lives and help our charges cope with the aftermath of injuries and surgeries every day. For animals coming into the shelter with injuries from accidents, bites, burns, or complex surgeries, bandages and bandaids become the first and most important support. They fix the wound, protect it from infection, and support a cast or stoma, keeping animals comfortable and minimizing the risk of complications. We sincerely thank everyone who has supported this project. With your help, we turn pain into care and give every animal a chance for a full recovery.

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About the campaign

Bandages and Band-Aids are needed for injured and emergency animals at the shelter!

Sometimes help begins not with an operation, not with a shot, but with a bandage. A piece of cloth that gently fixes a wound, protects from infection, supports a cast or stoma. For animals who come to the shelter with injuries, after accidents, bites, burns or complex surgeries - bandages and bandaids become the first and most necessary support.

Penza shelter needs to replenish its stock of sterile bandages and fixing plasters, which are consumed in large quantities every day. They are used daily for fixing bandages on open and purulent wounds that require daily dressings, for fixing stomas in patients after operations on the gastrointestinal tract and urinary system, for protection from licking and soiling, especially in restless animals. And of course, for therapeutic dressings with ointments, antiseptics and cooling compositions.

Every day at the shelter - dozens of dressings. And this is not about packing materials. It's about the fate of dogs and cats who have trauma behind them and only hope for recovery ahead. You can support the project with any amount you can and help us turn pain into care!