We have very sad news about Lover, a dog who has endured so much since his rescue. He came to us severely beaten, skin and bones, needing blood transfusions, and suffering from leishmania. Over time, he underwent five surgeries on his leg and countless hospital visits. Just when we thought he was finally healthy, his
Hummus, a two-month-old female puppy, miraculously survived a hit-and-run accident. The driver’s reckless actions left her with two severely damaged legs, exposing the bones in both. After a thorough evaluation, the surgeon informed us that Hummus urgently needs two critical surgeries. We initially planned to wait until we could collect more funds, but we couldn’t
Neighbours contacted us about a cat crying all night. When we arrived, we traced the sound to a closed room in our shelter. Upon opening the door, we discovered a young, friendly, and sociable cat we had never seen before. We named him Frisbee. After conducting basic tests, we introduced Frisbee to the shelter, but
Foul was hit so hard, likely by a car, that his eyes popped out, and he suffered fractures all over his face and head. A CT scan revealed a large hematoma inside his brain. We placed a feeding tube to stabilize him and give him a chance at surgery, but sadly, Foul was too weak.
Castana was one of the many victims of the ongoing war. An airstrike hit near him, leaving him severely burned. After his rescue and recovery, we noticed that he was suffering from ear problems and papilloma virus, worsened by leishmania. Following medical examinations, Castana underwent yesterday a CT scan and laser surgery. While the laser
Castana is a war victim we rescued from the south of Lebanon. He was burned alive when an airstrike hit near him. His family abandoned him, leaving him to suffer alone. On top of his severe burns, Castana also tested positive for 𝐋𝐞𝐢𝐬𝐡𝐦𝐚𝐧𝐢𝐚𝐬𝐢𝐬, a serious disease caused by a parasite. Despite everything he went through,
Tilda, a senior golden, was thrown in Karantina, a dangerous place for a house dog. The dogs there, though affectionate with humans, live in packs and do not tolerate outsiders. Somehow, Tilda survived on the streets of Karantina for nearly three weeks—a miracle considering her age and condition. People in the area told us she
Momo was left behind during the war — abandoned at a clinic, where he spent almost five months locked in a cage, waiting for someone to take him home. Seeing his suffering, we couldn’t turn our backs on him, so we brought him to our shelter. At first, Momo seemed to be doing okay. But
Zara is a stunning Siberian cat who clearly wasn’t born on the streets. She must have had a home once. Sadly, during the war, many pets were abandoned, and Zara was probably left to survive on her own. We started feeding her, and that’s when we noticed something else was wrong. Zara was drooling and
