Kitten Akir was found in an apartment building entrance—he was left in a box and simply abandoned. Now the little one is safe in our shelter, and one of the first necessary procedures for him is treatment against parasites.
Such treatment is needed for all cats that come to us from the street. Fleas, ticks, and helminths can cause anemia, severe itching and skin inflammation, transmit infections, and seriously weaken the animals' bodies.
Parasite treatment is an essential part of caring for our wards. It needs to be done regularly, so medications are constantly used up and supplies need to be replenished. In a shelter, parasites can quickly spread among the animals, so timely treatment is especially important.
Right now, we need to purchase medications for treatments. This is a constant need for the shelter, and having these supplies is directly related to the health and even survival of our wards. Please help us replenish our stock so that Akir and other cats receive the necessary protection on time.
