Animal Welfare Education in Romania

Greetings Friends! 

Next week HOPE ambulance will be hitting the road again to travel 1000 km in Romania to provide veterinary care, and spay and neuter for hundreds of animals, and Education for the people of Romania.  HOPE Tour 2018 proved to be extremely successful, reaching over 750 animals and traveling to remote locations as well as to cities.

Romania Animal Rescue fundraised for the purchase of HOPE back in 2014.  We were able to purchase this used ambulance in 2015. Since that time we have been able to travel to many yards, shelters and factories to provide veterinary care.  In Craiova we have held educational events in the city center.

Please see the video:

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PL1mHBlfRjs&list=UUO3ZDCovO5Hzh9XgSOfDfag&index=4&t=0s&fbclid=IwAR2jgBNmkWiMRE7qB4cvWIF69JKAVEYec78CPyTC4xVWLeg86O9OdnTc_qg&app=desktop

 2018 HOPE tour.  This tour is organized by our friend Frank and our vet tech Ruth.  This vital work and so much more is only possible through donations from good people.

Dr. Aurelian was the guest on the popular television program Realitatea on Sunday.  He was interviewed about the situation for animal welfare in Romania, actually speaking to a massive television audience.  We are so proud of Dr. A! Thank you!

Please share our hard work with your friends and I hope you will continue to support the hardest working team that does so much great work!

Thank you!

Links:

• Dr. Aurelian interview
• our Facebook page
• our website

Dear Fellow Animal Lovers,

Now that the weather has warmed and the snow in Romania has melted, it is time for us to get out on the road with our mobile HOPE.  HOPE reaches rural villages to run the Vet Petrol program that helps local animals in need, spays and neuters, provides vaccines and deparasite products in rural locations, and teaches the community basic animal care and the need for vaccines.

We need YOUR SUPPORT to head out on the road again to reach these very poor areas of Romania.  People often neglect the animals simply because they have no knowledge of the needs and necessities to provide.   Often people neglect to even give water to animals in warm weather, hard to believe as it may be.  Simple outreach with kind veterinarians and vet techs means more animals get helped, more people learn basic things, and these people in turn share what they have learned.

We hope that you will help us with the costs of running this project.  Each HOPE mission costs $300 and this includes emergency treatments for animals, vaccines, distribution of booklets, deparasite distribution, and gasoline for the HOPE vehicle.

With your help, we can change the way Romanian animals are treated.

Thank you!

Links:

• our Facebook page
• our website