This story, reported by The Dodocomes straight from the Romanian regions. A local shelter volunteer named Camelia Doboswas feeding stray dogs in a wooded area when she found an abandoned cardboard box deep in the bush. Inside, 6 puppies were huddled together.
After searching for their mother, the rescuer assumed that these poor little furballs had been abandoned, an unfortunately very common practice in the region. Camellia therefore carefully took them out of their makeshift shelter and took them to the shelter.
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A bright future awaits them
The young dogs now enjoy the delicious meals and expressions of affection from their benefactors. “ Their only interest lies in food and sleep, but they will soon want to explore », Declares a spokesperson for the British association Annie's Trustwhich has established a partnership with the refuge of Camellia.
The little survivors, who receive all the necessary daily care, are now waiting for a foster or adoption family. They will then be able to grow in optimal conditions and enjoy the simple pleasures of life, as every dog deserves!
Following this rescue carried out by its partner shelter in Romaniathe association Annie's Trust recalls the importance of sterilization of animals which makes it possible to fight against abandonment and animal overpopulation. “ It's the only thing that can break the vicious cycle, believes the representative of the organization, This problem cannot be solved by simple rescue measures. We must tackle the problem at the source. »
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Woopets info: how much does it cost to sterilize a dog?
The cost of sterilizing a dog varies depending on several factors, such as its sex, size and veterinary practice. For the castration of a male, count on average between €100 and €400. For a female (oophorectomy, for example), the procedure is more complex and therefore more expensive. Plan for an envelope of between €250 and €600.
These price differences are explained by the duration of the operation, the doses of anesthetic required depending on the size of the animal and the fees freely set by each veterinarian. Do not hesitate to request a detailed quote from your clinic, as the price generally includes anesthesia, day hospitalization and post-operative follow-up, but rarely additional medications.