Animal Welfare Romania Project #17007

Homeless Animals Hospital

by Romania Animal Rescue, Inc.

Project Report | Jan 19, 2017
Homeless Animals Hospital Project Saves Thousands

By Nancy Janes | President,Founder and CEO, Romania Animal Rescue

Waffy recovered from eating rat poison

Imagine being a homeless animal, living on your own in Romania. Struggling to get by as best you can. As fate would have it, one day you are hurt, hit by a car, eat rat poison by accident, or contract parvo. Until our Homeless Animals Hospital project was created, this was generally a death sentence for thousands of animals. But now, thanks to YOUR SUPPORT homeless animals and those cared for by impoverished people have help. Excellent vet care at the highest standards available by the most qualified veterinary team in Romania.

We often have Good Samaritans who find injured animals and bring them to the clinic, or an injured orphaned kitty is brought into a rural spay campaign, or a dog with a massive mammory tumor needs surgery at a campaign, an amputation is needed, the list goes on. Thanks to our donors, Romania Animal Rescue has been able to provide life-saving and pain saving help for these animals for 3 years. Hundreds of animals are brought to HAH project every year. These animals, once recovered, are either returned to their care giver or put into foster care where our massive outreach program of local adoption coordinators goes into action to place these animals primarily in homes in the UK or Germany.

But we can only continue to offer this project with funds from donations. I hope you will join me in continuing to support and fund the Homeless Animals Hospital Project so that we can expand our program even further. The animals need us, and we need your support to help them.

Thank you so much and Happy New Year to you!

Dr. Aurelian sees Petita with mammory tumors

Skolzy with parvo, family thanks us with honey

local rescuer brings in puppy with parvo

Mazzie now adopted in UK

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Oct 20, 2016
x-ray machine is desperately needed for the Center

By Nancy Janes | President,Founder and CEO, Romania Animal Rescue

Center of Hope, Ilfov County near Bucharest

Dear Friends,

The Center of Hope needs your help desperately. This magnificent project needs an x-ray machine to be able to help all the injured animals that will come to our clinic with broken bones, internal injuries, cancers, all that need our treatment to insure that animals will receive the utmost help from Romania Animal Rescue's Homeless Animals Hospital project. Our free veterinary care for animals that would otherwise receive no help is a one of a kind venture. We strive to give the best of care for the animals that need us the most. Our Homeless Animals Hospital project in Craiova had an on sight visit by GlobalGiving in February of 2015 and was honored with the Project of the Month in March of 2015. Now we need to continue this legacy in our newest location near Bucharest at the Center of Hope, a Center that was recently built with donations from kind hearted people from around the world.

Please support our work, the x-ray machine cost will be approximately $57,000, of which we have raised about $20,000. The animals need us, and we need to fulfill our obligations to them to end needless pain and suffering.

Please see the photos of what this Center (that will serve Ilfov County with an estimated 110,000 owned dogs and countless stray dogs and cats) has thusfar. Please help us to buy the vital x-ray machine.

Please join our Facebook page to see all the daily activities we provide for the animals of Romania. https://www.facebook.com/romaniaanimalrescue.org/

Thank you with all our hearts for your support and help.

main surgery suite for Center of Hope

spay/neuter and veterinary training room

one of 6 cement recovery kennels. 24 stainless

education and seminar room

Dr. Aurelian and his daughter in recovery run area

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Jul 28, 2016
Introducing the new Center of Hope near Bucharest

By Nancy Janes | President,Founder and CEO, Romania Animal Rescue

Here is the Center of Hope building!

Dear Friends and Supporters,

Thank you for your support for the Homeless Animals Hospital project of Romania Animal Rescue. We have been working extremely hard to save many animals at the Family Vet clinic in Craiova and on our mobile spay campaigns throughout the country. The mobile ambulance HOPE has held tremendous campaigns this year, with 3 in May in poor villages surrounding Craiova as well as villages near Bucharest, Rosiori de Verde, and for individuals who have many animals that need our help. We are able to provide this service for the impoverished peoples animals thanks to you.

The new Center of Hope building itself is now complete! I am happy to share this great news! But we need to begin purchasing infrastructure, such as heating and air, indoor plumbing, floors, and the equipment that will allow our vets and techs to begin work. I have attached photos of the Center for your review. Once supplies and infrastructure are in place, this Center will be helping the animals from the villages and towns surrounding Bucharest in Ilfov County. There are an estimated 110,000 dogs at households, countless strays, and an unknown number of cats. There are numerous private shelters and rescuers that are to receive our help as well.

The Center of Hope will be the headquarters for the Homeless Animals Hospital in Bucharest region, the spay and neuter Center, Center for the Veterinary Training Camp, and Education/Seminar and Learning Center. It will also be the launch point for HOPE mobile clinic. The first floor will be for incoming patients, surgery, medical care, spay/neuter, vet tutoring, quarantine, the laboratory, and room for laundry etc. The second story will house the Education/Seminar/ Learning Center. There are also rooms and a kitchen for vets and techs, for visiting vets, and for volunteers to rent when they visit.

The list of equipment needed includes:

X-ray machine

Gurney x 2
www.vet-direct.com/default.php?sid=VD-7705-3456-2053&sessiontag=prodfullview&data=9279

Infusion pumps (upto 15)
www.vet-direct.com/default.php?sid=VD-7705-3456-2053&sessiontag=prodfullview&data=11707

Clipper holder x 2
http://www.vet-direct.com/default.php?sid=VD-7705-3456-2053&sessiontag=prodfullview&data=495

Blood pressure machine
http://www.burtonsveterinary.com/vet-bp-doppler-kit.html

Retractable clippers (Need two)
http://www.burtonsveterinary.com/products/clippers-blades/clippers/retractor-clipper-system-fitted-with-andis-agc2-professional-super-two-speed-clipper.html

Volkswagon crafter

Spay packs
http://www.southpointesurgical.com/vet_spay_packs.aspx

Fridge
http://www.emag.ro/side-by-side-samsung-537-l-clasa-a-no-frost-h-178-9-cm-inox-rs7547bhcsp-ef/pd/DW1PC3BBM/

Microscope
www.burtonsveterinary.com/products/laboratory/microscopes/motic-s2-moticam-7in-tablet-camera-13301.html

Autoclave 85l
tuttnauer.com/medical-autoclaves/medical-clinics-or/tabletop-autoclaves/class-s-class-n-autoclaves/e-and-ek

Autoclave bag sealing machine
www.vet-direct.com/default.php?sid=VD-7705-3456-2053&sessiontag=prodfullview&data=3137

Small scrub sink for isolation
www.vet-direct.com/default.php?sid=VD-7705-3456-2053&sessiontag=prodfullview&data=12703

Large scrub sink for surgical preparation
www.vet-direct.com/default.php?sid=VD-7705-3456-2053&sessiontag=prodfullview&data=12705

Anaesthetic monitor (upto 6)
www.vet-direct.com/default.php?sid=VD-7705-3456-2053&sessiontag=prodfullview&data=11763

Weighing scales
http://www.vet-direct.com/default.php?sid=VD-7705-3456-2053&sessiontag=prodfullview&data=5096

Vetbed

Electric heating pads
Wall holders for examination glove boxes

We are depending on donations to help us purchase these supplies, and hope you can join in with even a small amount to help us to get started with helping the animals!

Thank you for your help for those who need it most, the animals who have no voice and are entirely dependent upon our help.

Wishing you the very best!

Nancy

aerial view of the ground floor of COH

Homeless Animals Hospital patient in Craiova

hernia dog who was helping during our mobile spays

Bunbun was brought into HAH for free eye surgery

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