Animal Welfare Romania Project #17007

Homeless Animals Hospital

by Romania Animal Rescue, Inc.

Project Report | May 28, 2024
Meet Animals You've Helped

By Nancy Janes | President, Founder and CEO

Bono upon arrival at Center of Hope

Greetings from those you help!

In this report I would like to introduce you to some of our recent patients. Bono, and the abandoned puppies.

Bono was living a miserable life on the streets. We don't know what caused his leg injury, possibly the leg got caught in a hunter's snare or fence. But it was for certain Bono needed help. Please see this YouTube video of Bono prior to our help:

https://youtube.com/shorts/X10qb1ZP3_M?si=EZCLWuoSoHkOVmIk

Bono arrived and Center of Hope Hospital under the Homeless Animals Hospital Program. There he received all the top notch treatment every animal deserves, thanks to support from our fabulous donors. Bono's leg could not be saved unfortunately. But he is so happy to be free of pain! Please see this YouTube video of him after amputation at Center of Hope Hospital:

https://youtube.com/shorts/MfOTmVwnzBI?si=CmsNYTOvpEe02utC

And now the best news of all! Bono has been adopted in Holland!. Thanks to our international adoption partners he was able to board the Happy Bus and travel to Holland with his days of suffering all behind him.

Our next report is about 3 puppies that were abandoned......and suffering. They were absolutely infested with ticks, leaving them anemic and prone to deadly diseases. Romania Animal Rescue is in desperate need of deparasite products. The animals we treat are often infested with ticks.. One vial or ingestible flea/tick preventative is approximately $10. Can you please help us to be able to help the dogs and cats?

In closing I would like to say a huge Thank YOU for supporting our work.. Over 20 years of helping the animals, and looking forward to many more.

Speranta Moare Ultima

"Hope Dies Last"

Bono arrives in Holland

Bono is a happy tripaw boy now!

Anemic abandoned puppies at Center of Hope

Tick infestation in puppy ear

infestation of ticks

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