Food for Romanian Animals

Dear Friends,

With your support, our charity is addressing so many root causes to stop suffering of abandoned and stray animals. It is not right for dogs and cats to live and starve in the streets, forests, in cemeteries, in filthy shelters or yards.  This is why we work so hard to spay and neuter and run the Homeless Animals Hospital program.  All these animals need food.  To recover, to gain much-needed nutrients, and to thrive so that they can live decent lives.  

Boris is an example of what we do.  We learned of him via a Facebook post.  He had been suffering with a shattered leg on the side of the road for 2 days until our friend Doina reached out to him and brought him to the Center of Hope for treatment.  Boris had to have his leg amputated.  He was full of parasites.  Our program treated him and gave him nourishing food to make him strong.  He also was vaccinated, and now will be adopted to the UK the end of March. 

Your help supports our outreach to communities, villages and the local rescuer.  To provide the most basic need, food, to a dog, cat, puppy or kitten who has been treated for worms and other parasites so that nutrients can finally be absorbed, treat them for disease or injury, spay them so that no more offspring are born is the cycle for our work.  Our friends rely on our help and we rely on yours to continue. 

Thank you dear friends.  

Links:

• our website
• our Facebook page

Hello Everyone and Seasons Greetings to You!

We would like to share an update about Julyano, the starving stray that our vet team picked up from the side of the road, who was a subject of our last report.

Julyano has blossomed!  With the help of great nutrition and love, he is healthy and.......ready to be adopted to his new home in the UK!

Julyano had a severe injury to his back and leg.  His leg needed amputation, and his back just needed some time to heal.  He had mange and was extremely anemic when found.  Months of care have given him his health back.  Thanks to your support, we have been able to provide him and so many others in our care with the highest quality food.  Thank you!

The Center of Hope was visited by Rhodes to Safety UK Director Kerry who held a 2 day seminar on first aid procedures.  The star of the show was Julyano, who was the model "patient" as Kerry showed emergency care procedures to rescuers, shelter workers, and caregivers who attended the seminars. 

In our photos you will notice the lovely Kelly, who is a vet nurse from the UK that came to work at the Center of Hope for a few months and fell in love with Julyano.  Kelly will be his forever mum as she is adopting him on December 15.  

A rags to riches story for Julyano....and so very deserved.  

We hope you have a lovely Holiday Season and wish you a Fabulous 2019.  Thank you with all our animals hearts for your donations that help them to survive and thrive.

Links:

• our website
• our Facebook page