By Nancy Janes | President, Founder and CEO
Hello Dear Friends,
I realize this is an extremely difficult time for most of us. As a charity, we are struggling to finance treating the constant flow of strays that end up at our Center of Hope hospital.
These animals are cast aside......abandoned, thrown away like rubbish, as if they had no value.
But we see their value....they need respect, love and patience to be able to go onto new homes and lives through our international adoption partners. However, first we need to heal their broken bones, treat their poor bodies, and give them the chance that our animals at home have.
Here we feature just 3 of our thousands of patients that are treated each year via the Homeless Animals Hospital program.
1. Meet Inna, found tied to a tree with a massive tumor and bald from mange. How was she supposed to survive the brutal Romanian winter? (Please see her video in the links below) She was brought into Center of Hope as an emergency. She has had her tumor surgery and is looking for the perfect home now in Holland.
2. Next we have little Davey. He was one of 6 abandoned puppies found by a rescuer in Calarasi county. (2 of the puppies died before they could be brought to Center of Hope). It turned out there was quite a lot wrong with little Davey: along with hepatitis, he was also diagnosed with Isospora, Babesia and Ehrlichia. He spent almost two weeks in the hospital. And just when things finally seemed to be getting better, he had another setback. Not the nicest start for such a little fellow. But he is now fully recovered and will be joining the Happy Bus to Holland for their last adoption transport of the year.
3. Poor Soul....brought into Center of Hope by a Good Samaritan who found him roaming in the middle of nowhere with a broken jaw. Thanks to our tremendous surgeons, sweet Soul is able to eat and live normally again. (Please see him at Center of Hope in the YouTube link listed below)
All this amazingly hard work takes financial support, for which we are struggling to provide.
Please don't let these animals suffer without any help. We have everything they need: excellent vets, loving and caring rescuers, wonderful adoption partners. But this work requires public donations, that are sorely lacking unfortunately.
Any amount helps, no matter the size. Please support our hard tireless lifesaving work.
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By Nancy Janes | President, Founder and CEO
By Nancy Janes | President, Founder and CEO
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