Simi, the new cat we posted about yesterday, is in very bad condition. We will do everything we can to help him survive, and weโll post more details about his case soon. We also have Biscuit, who was diagnosed with heart disease and now has a high fever. He was taken yesterday to the hospital,
Mr. Grey had a check-up with the surgeon, and his stitches are clean. If all goes well, we might remove the stitches on Wednesday, and the feeding tube the week after. Once the tube is removed, he can start eating from his mouth. His health is stable, heโs gaining strength, becoming more active, and asking
Hummus had her surgery to stop the deviation of the bone in her leg. @drroy had to place a special orthopedic staple. She also got spayed during the surgery. Today, Hummus left the hospital and came back to APC. She is now recovering in the same room as Dexter and Tuna. Hummus still needs more
Dexter is a tiny puppy, only about one month old. We found him crying under a tree next to our latest rescue Tuna, in Karantina. At first, we thought he was just scared. But soon we saw he had a lot of pus and deep wounds around his neck. He couldnโt move at all. We
Bad luck doesnโt seem to leave our little Hummus alone. After already undergoing tibial osteosynthesis surgery to repair her leg after being hit by a car, Hummus now needs another surgery THIS Thursday๐ A bone deformation has started to appearโjust like what happened with Patcho. It only became visible as she began to grow, again,
He is stable but still on a feeding tube, and he will probably need it for about a month. Itโs a delicate time for us, but we will do everything to keep him safe, happy, and comfortable. Thank you so much to everyone who donated for his surgery. Now we need help with his ongoing
Thank you so much for helping us with the CT scan. The scan showed just how serious Berlinโs condition isโhe is barely able to breathe๐ In the second video, the doctor explains that the black spots on the scan represent the small amount of air entering his nasal passages. Berlinโs nose is almost completely blocked.
Mr. Grey is a fighter, and he made it through! He underwent a Hemimandibulectomy, a highly complex surgery in which his entire lower jaw was removed. The procedure lasted nearly four hours, but thanks to our amazing surgeon @drroyhassoun@lebaneseveterinaryreferral , he pulled through. We were prepared for the possibility of partial facial paralysis, which could
Our hearts are heavy. We donโt understand whatโs happening. Is it something in the stars? The planets? All we know is that 2025 has been the hardest year yetโwe have never lost so many pets in such a short time. A good friend told us itโs the effects of the war, the stress they endured,
The good news is that the mass on Mr. Greyโs jaw is likely benign (non-cancerous), though there remains a small possibility of malignancy. A highly complex jaw removal surgery (hemimandibulectomy) is necessary to help him eat and live comfortably. His face will change slightly, and his tongue will always be out after the procedure. His
