Homeless Animals Hospital

Dear Friends,

Here are just a few patients that Homeless Animals Hospital Program treats every single day.  To be honest, I cannot post the conditions that most of these animals arrived to the hospital in.  They are too upsetting.  So I will show you what I can.

Our first photo is of a patient that was brought by a factory yard worker to Center of Hope social hospital program for treatment.  This poor puppy was suffering from babesiosis and severe anemia.  His blood was like rose water.  Thanks to your support, we were able to treat him.  The wonderful factory worker loves him and is keeping him.

Our next 2 photos are of little Azorel....only 7.5 kg....and hit in the head with an axe.  Azorel has been adopted in Colorado.

Our next set of photos (#4 and 5) feature little Anabella.  Can you imagine.....this 6 week old puppy was brought to the police with a slit throat, done by a human!  Anabella was taken to a public shelter, where she most likely would not have survived.  Our dearest rescuer Cristina was alerted and retrieved her.  Anabella is too young for adoption yet, however will be up for adoption in Holland when she is older.

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Dear Friends,

We’d be lying if we said everything is going well. There are those days (sometimes even weeks) when everything seems to be going wrong all at once.  For over eight years since the Center of Hope - Spital Veterinar Piteasca has been built and our Homeless Animals Hospital Program started using Center of Hope for our headquarters , there isn't a day that goes by without sad cases, but sometimes it hits in waves that you don't know where to get the strength to go on.

Every morning you get up and feel that heavy realization: today decisions have to be made again about life or death. It has almost become normal, though it should never be. Dogs and cats are brought in daily at the Center of Hope, needing urgent medical attention.

But lately they don't come in occasionally anymore. No, they are pouring in. One is weaker, even more desperate, even more critical than the other. And every animal has the right to care... But caring costs money, time and energy. We don't like to ask for help. Certainly not in every setback. But sometimes it can't be otherwise.

The costs are rising out of the pan and how much we'd like to... we can't continue to help all dogs and cats by ourselves. We try to protect you from the saddest images, the raw reality, the despair that we regularly feel. But once in a while we have to share, because it is simply too heavy to carry alone.

We hope you can help us.

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