Bindoq Is Out Of The Hospital

We are happy to share that Bindoq’s surgery was a success🙏🏻

Bindoq had a Tibial Fracture Osteosynthesis surgery. It is a surgery that fixes a broken tibia, which is the main bone in the lower part of a dog’s leg. The surgery involves using metal screws and plate to hold the bone in place so it can heal properly.

The surgery cost a total of $700, and thanks to your incredible support, we’ve already raised $300. Every dollar brings us closer to covering his medical expenses, and we’re so grateful for your help.

Bindoq left the hospital today, and although he is safe now, he is feeling very vulnerable.

Having been separated from his mother and the familiar streets where he roamed with his brother, he’s understandably scared and in pain.

Bindoq is a shy puppy, and his past experience of abuse have left him wary of humans. But we’re committed to showing him all the love and care he deserves.

As for Quincy, Bindoq’s mother, she’s coping well on the streets with her last son.

We ensure they, along with about 50 other dogs in the area, are fed every day.

The district, Karantina, is home to more than 500 dogs, living under tough conditions. But we’re making strides—what was once a miserable district has begun to transform as we turn trash into trees.

This project is something we’re immensely proud of, and we hope to expand our efforts further.

Thank you for being part of this journey.

Your support not only helps Bindoq but also contributes to our broader mission of improving life for all the dogs in Karantina.

Let’s keep pushing forward, together!