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The shelter has purchased medications to treat difficult patients!

Helping Hand for Homeless Animals

Charitable foundation · Penza

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of RUB 58,387

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The Pet Pet Veterinary Center specializes in helping emergency patients - stray cats and dogs who are in distress on the street. The main task of the staff of the center is to respond quickly and professionally to the symptoms and begin treatment immediately.

Most often, any disease is accompanied by pain syndrome, which is important to reduce, so that the animal's body has the opportunity to fight. For this purpose the shelter veterinarians use the drugs Telazol and Zoletil, allowing to improve the quality of life of the animal in the shelter and the efficiency of treatment.

Thanks to you we purchased veterinary medicines, which we used to treat 30 cats and dogs within a month. Due to the lack of "Telazol" in the suppliers, "Zoletil" was purchased in larger quantities, and the amount of "Apoquel" was reduced.

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About the campaign

Animal shelter needs special medicines!

Pet Pet Veterinary Center specializes in helping emergency patients - stray cats and dogs who are in trouble on the street. Situations are different, from fractures related to car injuries to chronic internal diseases due to poor diet and lifestyle. The main task of the staff of the center is to respond quickly and professionally to the obvious symptoms, make additional diagnostics such as blood tests, ultrasound of internal organs and bone X-rays, and immediately begin treatment.

Most often any disease is accompanied by a pain syndrome, which is important to reduce, so that the animal's body has the opportunity to fight. For this purpose the shelter veterinarians use preparations of different pharmacological groups that have one thing in common - they help to relieve the animal from discomfort, allowing to improve its quality of life in the shelter and efficiency of treatment.

The animals and veterinarians at the shelter are asking for support in raising money to purchase medications that will be able to treat 30 cats and dogs who come to the shelter almost daily with the hope that they will recover and find a new life!