It's hard to imagine, but not all homeless animals are born on the street. Many of them were domestic, but one day someone got sick and was no longer needed.
Animals, like people, experience fear, excitement, anxiety and are even more susceptible to stress. Events that are common to us can cause strong emotions and feelings in a pet. For example, rearranging the apartment, noise, the departure of a beloved owner, disruption of the feeding schedule, and even new bowls and a leash often cause stress.
What can we say about animals that have lost their home? In addition to stress, due to which many diseases develop, the street entails many dangers: cars, cold, hunger, cruelty of people. Therefore, most often cats and dogs that come to us require some kind of treatment.
Sometimes drugs cost a lot of money, but you can’t do without them. We are currently raising funds for two medications that will help animals with various severe skin diseases. After treatment we will look for a home for them.
Help us treat homeless animals and send them home as soon as possible!