“Foxy” lives in a small village near our SUST animal orphanage hospital in Moreni, Romania.
Her owner loves her very much, but could not afford to have her spayed and asked our team for help.
The dog is very afraid of people and couldn't be caught. Therefore, we drove directly to the owner's farm and tranquilized Foxy with a blowpipe so we could treat her.
During preparation for her spaying, we noticed that hairy skin growths, called dermoids, were growing on both eyes. These were constantly rubbing against the cornea, causing pain, and could have led to blindness if left untreated. We surgically removed the growths while she was still under anesthesia – free of charge for the owner.
Thanks to your generous support, we were not only able to prevent Foxy from having unwanted puppies twice a year, but the dog can now also see, play, and enjoy her life without pain.
At the SUST animal orphanages, homeless animals and those belonging to people living in poverty receive free treatment and neutering. Foxy is one of over 750 animals we have been able to help at SUST-OAH Moreni this year.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for not forgetting animals like Foxy.
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Learn more about the SUST-OAH Moreni: https://susyutzinger.ch/tierwaisenhospitaeler-oah/moreni