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The Nika Foundation's veterinary office purchased two sterilizers for medical instruments!

Nika

Charitable foundation · Moscow

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Every month dozens of homeless animals end up at the Nika fund. Most of them require some kind of medical attention. The Foundation has a veterinary office, in which a doctor and two paramedics perform simple operations, place IVs, treat wounds and bandage. Due to the various infections and viruses that cats and dogs carry with them from the street, all medical instruments are thoroughly sterilized several times. For sterilization, a special dry-heat cabinet (sterilizer) is used. The foundation had one, and recently it was increasingly in need of repairs.

Thanks to donations, the Foundation was able to purchase two new sterilizers. These devices will allow our doctors to promptly and quickly provide assistance to those animals that have especially suffered from life on the street.

Thank you for continuing to care for animals with us!

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About the campaign

The veterinary cabinet at the shelter needs two sterilizers for medical instruments!

The life of homeless animals is full of real dangers - cars, human cruelty, disease, hunger and cold. Thanks to a specially equipped veterinary office, the Foundation can promptly provide assistance to animals whose lives are in great danger due to various injuries.

A doctor and two paramedics in the foundation's veterinary office perform simple surgeries, put droppers, treat wounds and dressings. Due to the various infections and viruses carried by homeless animals, all medical instruments are thoroughly sterilized repeatedly. For sterilization, a special dry cabinet (sterilizer) is used. The fund has only one, and recently it is increasingly in need of repair.

The Nika Foundation is raising funds for the purchase of two sterilizers, one of which will replace the old one, and the second will become a spare in case the first breaks down. These devices will allow our doctors to timely and quickly provide assistance to those animals that have been especially affected by life on the street.