29th of april 2009

 The representatives of the non-guvernamental organizations had been invited at a meeting at the City Hall. There had been settled up, officially , about 300 n.g.o.s until present. From the discussion, it had been stated officially that PRO ANIMALS  organization is amongst the oldest ngo, amongst the most active and the only that has it its statute as main objective the animal protection and welfare. There had been settled a new meeting for May.

07th of March 2009

The Consultative County Council  of Elder’ persons initiated for the meeting a theme regrading stray dogs. Our association has been invited, together with the new Prefect of Gorj County, Mr. Florescu, the minister responsible for the relation with the Parliament, Mr. Victor Ponta, the director of the Catching Service, as well as the president of Romanian Federation for Animals’ Protection and Control and other people interested.  There had been decided that the stray dogs ‘ problem is a social important one.  There had been discussed aspects from Gorj county but also aspects about legislation.

CASES WE FACE

• In April 2009, just before Easterr, we received a phone call from someone who had told us that in a village an old man has been taken care of around 11 dogs, but now he is very sick and he had been taken in hospital so that dogs remained all alone. The son of the owner went there  at few days but he can’t feed all those dogs, who are also disturbing the neighbors. So, they asked us to take them away, but  as our shelter has no free places, we must find a way.

• In April 2009, we have been informed that a while he was just a puppy, a dog has been thrown into the basement of a block by some kids in January 2009 and left there. LIving in totally dark, only with rats, the puppy  grew now and became scared of people, so any attempt of the inhabitants to take him out turned into failure. The people living there had been feeding him since months, as if he don’t receive food he starts to bark and make noise during night.

But, whenever someone enters and tries to catch him, he hides in a very small hole, filled with pipes, that is impossible for any humane to enter. We have given him some sleeping pills but we had no luck as he hided in the same hole. So, now the only option to get him out is to find a trap-cage.

• At the end of March 2009, a guardian of the company nearby shelter, who’s an animal lovers ad who has been raising some stray dogs, came at shelter complaining that his neighbor, who has a big courtyard and has 3 big german shepherd and around 7 common-breed dogs, don’t take care of them.The biggest problem is that the owner give only 1 bucket of food to all the dogs. Also, the fences are  broke and they can get away and be a danger to other dogs and people. So, one evening this dogs caught one of the dogs that the guardian has been raised since he was a puppy, the second dog killed. We have tried to talked to owner, to take a better care and repair the fence, but also to neuter two of the females who were pregnant, but he doesn’t care. 

• In January 2009, we received a phone call from someone who informed us about a cat who was on the roof of a house for many days, not being able to go down. The man told us that they have been calling in different places – including to the City Hall – but no one answered positively. So, we decided to call the Firemen Institution , as in different places in the country involving animals’ cases they helped. After few time, they went there and put a piece of wood for the cat to be able to go down when she wants to.

• A lady called us in the middle of the night several times complaining that the municipal catchers caught the puppies she had near her block and when she tried to take them back, they aggressed her phisically. She said that she will depose a complaint to us and to the Police against the catchers for their behaviour. Although the catchers promised to bring the puppies to  their shelter they didn’t, so we called their chief informing them about the scandal was about begin because of this, so they brought the puppies back to that woman. As we were expecting, that woman didn’t go anymore to Police and neither answer our calls anymoe, sign that she didn’t want to assume any responsabily for what she told and was afraid to go on with the compaints.   

It is a good thing that people started to call in order to report an animal abuse case or other cases involving animals, but sometime we face three big problems that some people have no will to understand or to be aware of. 

1. One is that people imagine we are like they see on TV, on Animal Planet Channel, a huge team with tens of people,organized also in Emergency Units,  and can go there at any hour of day or night. They just can’t understand that we are very few people involved in many activities for animal welfare and we do our best, but unfortunately time and financial resources are not enough for  solving all the cases reported.
2. Two is that we, as animal protection organization, on the legally point of view, we can’t take any direct measures, we only can go at a place and notice, gather proofs of what’s happening, and afterwards ask the support of Police and Sanitary Veterinary Direction. Only together, we can make things change in better.
3. Third is that  there are people, that although they call us to report a case, they refuse to state their name and depose any written complain to us or to Police. Although they witnessed they hide under false identities and don’t  assume any responsability,not wanting to go further. They think it is enough to call and report, but  unfortunately it isn’t, and sometime without their cooperation we can’t do anything.

OUR "BABIES"

Looking them fills our heart with happiness, as we found them while they were just poor, sick and weak puppies, we took them into our home, we offered them medical care where needed,and grew them with affection and love. Shelter life is not easy for puppies,so we take them home for several months, making them also full vaccination, de-worming and de-flea, and afterwards we take them in the shelter waiting for an owner.

Bellow you can see our most recent puppies and you can read their story and find out their evolution.

BURSU

For us and also for the vets Bursu was a real miracle. He was a healthy young male, a gorgeos one, playing all day long without stop with our other dogs, nothing could stop him.

Unfortunately, due to a stupid accident, he paralised of his back legs. It had been a shock for him transforming himself into a crawling dog, with no strenght. He was staying all day long in the same place, very sad, and had lost a lot of weight very quickly. It was devastating seeing him like this. I brought him to vets here who didn’t know what’s the disease, I brought him to a city nearby to a better vet, who after maiking the x-rays said that nothing is bad with his spine, but it might be a marrow compression and that it all depends on how he is taken care of but the chances are minimal. He was sleeping with us in the room,and his eyes full of hope met us every morning and night. We decided to go to Bucharest where there are the best vets, so we visited two vets: one at the Veterinary Medicine, considered to be very skilled, who said that Bursu will NEVER walk again, he will NEVER recover and it is better to euthanise him and the second said that we can do him a myelogram but in his opinion there are under 1% chances.

We couldnt’ stop crying and crying, as he was a young dog full of life, and he wanted to live….so we decided to give him a chance, to fight for his life together. We want to thank to Mrs. Kiia Vasko for his moral support and advice with Bursu’s situation but also for the vitamins and medicines that she provided us. So, we started to read and read about his disease, meantime surrounding him with lots of love and care. It wasn’t an easy period, as his clothes had to be changed and washed every day and lot of care to be given. We were making him massage every evening, exercising giving him good food, vitamins and medicines, keeping him warm.

After a period, we realized that he started to feel his back legs, we were also taking him outside in the garden, first in our arms, but seeing the other dogs running he was fighting to jump of our arms, so we left him use Marc’s wheelchair. One should have seen him how proud and happy he was that he can run too with the others. We figured out that he is on the right way and that he has big chances to recover now, so we went on with the care and treatment.

His situation started to improve from day to day, until he started to walk on his own legs, little by little. We couldn’t belive this, because from the point of view of 4 vets, he was considered a lost cause, no worthing to fight.

After another period, Bursu started to walk again normally. From our point of view he is indeed a miracle, and just want to know that it worthed every single effort we made for him. It is not easy to handle and live with a handicapped dog, and many people, not able to face with so much care and lack of their own confort, can’t face this and give up.

But, for us, every dog needs care, attention and love, and every dogs deserves the same, never make differences.

MARC

In November 2004, while we were preparing to go to the shelter, we found in front of our home a poor small dog, very skinny, with a very sad look, who couldn’t walk on his back legs , probably had been hit by a car.He was crawling and had big wounds at his back legs.
It was awful and when we saw him like that he broke our heart.
He probably had an owner who abandoned him when he saw his situation and instead of calling us to let us know about him, he prefered to be a coward with no heart and left him on the street all alone, despite his condition.
We took him inside( although at that time we had another 16 we couldn’t bring him to the shelter), we fed him and started to take care of him.
But, we knew that our love and home treatment is not enough so we decided to bring him to a vet for a check and X-rays to see what’s wrong with his spine and if something could be done for him.
As in Tg-Jiu there’s no vet who has X-rays and other equipments needed in this situation, we decided to go with him to Bucharest.The problem was that Bucharest is 300 km distance, the vets ask a lot of money and as much as we wanted to we couldn’t do this alone.
Having a lot of financial difficulties and being aware that we couldn’t afford to support these expenses we asked support from foreign animal protection organization, but the only one who gave us a positive answer and showed a lot of compassion and moral support was " Wetnose" from England. They were willing to support all the expenses, from transport, X-rays, medicines, to surgery.
So,we brought Marc to Bucharest, he had his X-rays and an operation on his spine. After the surgery his situation improved a little and we belive that someday he will be able to walk again.

From the beginning I was changing him daily the bandages from his legs and in about one month there was no injure, the bone recovered and the hair grew back. Soon he started to gain weight be like a "pumpkin".

As you may imagine,he is not easy to take care of, towels and blankets must be changed daily, need to clean after him many times everyday, but all this doesn’t matter as long as he is happy and content with his life.
He is surrounded with a lot of love and by a lot of friends, who, as if feeling that he has problems, give him a lot of attention.MAybe many would consider that it was in vain and would have euthanised him immediately. But seeing him everyday, seeing how happy he was that we are next to him, seeing him so jumping and playing with his friends, we decided that he deserves a chance to live. This is not an act of egoism, is about the power of a dog who can live happy despite his handicap.He is amongst the most intelligent dogs we’ve ever met, you can see his happiness in his eyes.

He is a powerful dog so we do hope from the bottom of our heart that someday he will walk again like before.
He loves to go outside in the courtyard, to run and play with the other dogs. So, I thought that would be a good idea to have a wheel chair. I decided to contact the organization " Eddies’ Wheels" from U.S.A. who, after reading Marc’s Story where very touched, and agreed to donate Marc a wheel chair.
When you look in his eyes you feel that he wants to live, he has so much energy and love to give…………..

Update: Marc is huge now, like a pig……..:) That is why we call him sometimes : Piggy…….. He wants to get all the attention when we have visitors, runs on and on and speaks in his own way. In the evening, when sleeping time comes, he goes in his basket, where he has a pillow and a towl, and waits for us to come to cover him with his small blanket. By his behaviour we feel that he enjoys every second of his life!

We and Marc send a huge thank you to the wonderful people who made all this possible for Marc : Mrs. Andrea and Mr. Gavin Gamby-Boulger, Ms. Dawn Elliot from "Wetnose" and to Mrs. Leslie and Mr. Eddie from " Eddies’ Wheels"

WILL FOR LIFE

FOSTER HOME

RECOVERY AT HOME

A HOME FULL OF LIFE, BUT ALSO OF HARD WORK

The story began when we were living in a two room appartment in 1999, when we had ” only” 4 dogs. Our home offered love and care to tens of stray animals, a part remained with us for the rest fo their lives, a part were adopted and others were taken to the shelter waiting for someone to adopt them. Besides our permanent dogs, we also took in our home lots of dogs for recovering when being sick or after surgeries or neuterings, and also new puppies found wandering the streets. Knowing that we take care of poor dogs, it happened many times to find dogs or cats thrown in our courtyard or left in front of our home. Of course that we couldn’t leave them, so we received them inside and they became part of our familly.
As you can easily figure out, especially if you have at least one animal in your care, it is a huge work, demands lots of time, patience and efforts to have so many dogs and cats to handle in your home, not speaking about endless cleaning hours, cooking and feeding, repairing furtnitures after being chewed…..but no matter how hard it is, seeing their happy eyes, seeing them healthy and full of joy, showing in their own way the gratitude for our love and care, fill our heart with positive energy and pushes us to go ahead.

LET’S MEET OUR FOUR-LEGGED FAMILLY

OUR CATS

First is Mitza,whom we found wandering on a national road. We stopped the car and found two gorgeous and very hungry kittens who had probably been abandoned.Country people use to do awful things with the kittens, they put them in a sack and throw them in the water, they dump them in the forests etc etc to get rid of them. Luckly, we took these kittens at home, and found an owner for one of them. Next is Lina, that we found all alone in the center of the city, between the cars, very weak and skinny, so we took her and now she is a very nice cat. Last is Dixy, the male, who came on a cold night, right on the chimney and didn’t want to leave our house anymore.

Also, there is Julie,that someone left on a rainy night in front of our home and she started to cry as if saying : “Please, let me in!!” Although it was summer it was pretty cold, she was small and all wet. We took her in our home and she remained with us. There is also, El, that we found at the limit of a forest on a national road, so tinny you could hardly notice. He would have been killed by cars for sure, so we took him home with us. He was covered in thousands of fleas. Now, he is fat and goodlooking. Our first cat, Pisa, had just one month when we found her, all alone, crying in front of our block, frightened, hungry and full of fleas and parasites. We took her inside for a lunch and couldn’t let her go. In her ‘childhood” she used to play with our dogs, to beat them and she also had an adoptive mother, Dolly.

OUR DOGS

Patrick, Micky and Cara, are our first dog together with Tutza, who died at the age of 15 years old.

There came our first stray saved in 2000, Bella, who was a just a puppy, then there was Picky, who was a sick and weak puppy, and there is Max whom we found on a very cold night, in winter, being caught by a wire somewhere near our block and couldn’t move. He was screaming a lot so we went there and saved him. He didn’t eat for a long time , was very hungry and almost frozen.Now, he is happy but very jealouse on the other dogs and likes a lot the women and the parfums.

Nex is Betty, who has been thrown out of a car in front of the shelter, althought she was pregnant. She was extremely scared and with no trust in people. After neutering her we gave her for adoption , but she was brought back because ” she was very sad, didnt move and didnt want to play with the child“.We decided to offer her a home and it worth it. Tzica, Urata,

A gipsy brought Dolly to the shelter saying that he found her running loose in the cemetery nearby. We took her and we started to give announcements in the local press trying to find her owner, but had no luck. So, she remained with us and now she makes part of our Youth Education and Animal Assisted Therapy programme. Bubu was found on the street ,terrible skinny and with few hair left due to a skin disease, probably being abandoned by her owner. We took her home, treated her and soon she recovered, now being the chief at home.Alma was abandoned by her owner on the field near the shelter when she was just a puppy. Because outside was very cold, we found her frozen and almost dead. We took her home and made her many treatements and finally, being surrounded by love, she recovered. But, we realized that she was blind. At the begining she was following us everywhere, slept on the pillow with us and was crying when we let her alone. After several months, in which we did our her best for her and , the most important, offered her a lot of love and care, she started to see partially.

We found Mica in the city, running senseless and seemed so scared. She was so tinny and weak that we couldn’t leave her and took her home. She has her own way of speaking with us, is extremely sociable now and she loves to go with us almost every weekend at the Center for Old people, where we are running the “Soul to Soul” programme. We found Ghita when he was just a puppy. He had parvovirosis, so we took him home in order to take care of him in the night also. Soon after he recovered we realized that he has epilepsy, so we must give me daily his dose in order not to make seizures. But, besides this health problem, he is a very loving dog, has a blue eye, likes to eat and play. Pitty, as you can see was very skinny and sick, living in the courtyard of a hospital. We were feeding her daily, but we decided to take her home because otherwise she would have surely died. Soon, we found her mother dead, being poisoned. Now, Pitty, grew a lot , got weight is living home with us..

Bellow you can first see Gica and Nela, who were abandoned in front of our home and we couldn’t leave them there as they were very small and weak, so we took them inside and have been raising them. Next you can see Fulga whom we found at the begining of 2005, when it was extremely cold and she was just a puppy, wandering the streets, alone and sick. We didn’t think that she will recover from her illnes but again, we were thought that love and care make wonders. Nasuc was brought to us by an animal lover who found her when she was a puppy, in a town nearby and couldn’t leave her there as she was also sick and had no noise, just an infection. We took her in our home, treated her and now she is healthy, playful and goodlooking:)

A lady called us in the Easter evening in 2007 and told us that a dog was laying poisoned at her fence, struggling and in pains. We went there and took her at our home, finding no vet at that hour. We administrated her the first aid in poisoning cases and had to wait until morning. We named her Otravita. Luckly, she started to feel better and better until she recovered. Now, she is still living with us and she is a real sweety. Next is Wilma and you can read her story here

Eating time, playing in the garden and making wholes everywhere and sleeping finally.

OUR DOGS FROM ACROSS THE STREET

Across our home, we have a land where some years ago came a female – probably belonging to the gipsies living nearby who threw her away – and being pregnant gave birth to her puppies in the bushes. After a while we saw her there and we started to feed her and her puppies. Feeding them daily, soon there came also a male. We called them, Latila and Mama ( first photos bellow). When the puppies grew we neutered them also. They consider our land there home and never left.As around there live gipsies they leave their dogs with no food, and they come to our land where they see us feeding this familly. After a while, there came another resident, Negrila, who remained with us. We improvised them some cages. As our land wasn’t fenced, we had plenty of problems with the neighbors who were making complaints everywhere _ to Police , City Hall, Public Healthy etc – under the reason that they were disturbed by the dogs.We had to fence the area so that they don’t go in the neighborhood so now they live here.

but actually OUR DOGS

Our dogs….as they belong to the community. Despite the big number of animals that we have in our care, despite our reduced financial possibilities and lack of time, we can’t not be touched by the misery of the strays living on the streets.

A part of them are former dogs who had an owner at one moment, but had been dumped like a sick tooth, especially exactly when they need most affection and care: when they are ill, old or newly born. Then there are those puppies who are born on the streets, without knowing the warmth and love of a home, knowing just what means to be hungry and chased by people. And, there are those dogs – who are strays but there is someone, an animal lover, who feed them from time to time, talk to them and pet them, offering them place to stay in front of their block, shop or company.

Those stray dogs are the victims of the people’s indiference, old mentality and poor education. People who have not been thought what means respect of life, in every form, what means compassion towards those who depend on us. Many people just complain about the big number of strays, without paying any attention to the cause of this problem, WE – the people, not the animals.

So, being impossible to take them into the shelter or to offer them a home, we feed also dogs on the streets.

THE WORK NEVER ENDS………

INVOLVING IN CRUELTY CASES AND THE MEASURES TAKEN – unfortunately, cases of cruelty to animals are very often seen in our county, no matter is about dogs, cats, horses or farm animals, or even wild animals. Whenever we took notice about this kind of actions, we followed all the legal steps – by informing the Police and the Sanitary Veterinary Direction -in order to take the legal measures against the quilty persons.

OFFICIAL MEETINGS  -  our representatives participate at official meetings when are invited in order to highlight the importance of respecting animals welfare and rights in our county,  together with authorities and citizens.

ANSWERING PEOPLE’S COMPLAINTS - more and more people started to phone us letting us know about different abuse cases committed towards animals. We do our possible to find a way to solve it but unfortunately this is not possible all the time.

FEEDING DOGS ON THE STREETS – can’t remain careless when seeing dogs wandering the streets for finding something to eat. Although, our possibilities are reduced and have hundreds of dogs in our care, we feed others on the streets. Some even know our van’s noise and ran after it whenever see or hear it.

OUR HOME- THE SECOND SHELTER - our home means home for tens of dogs, recuperation place for others and a foster home for several more. It is a houses full of life, happiness but also hard hard work. If you have at least one dog you can easly figure out what means to take care of so many dogs, as well as cats. They fill our heart with happiness and one can see in their eyes how grateful they are for offerring them a home…….

Unfortunately, we face very often cruelty cases, either witness it or being informed by people. What’s very sad is that people still have no respect for animals, still think that animals can be tortured and killed easly without getting any fine for it, just taking it as a normal thing. Everytime we found out about this kind of cruelty acts, we tried all that possible to save those dogs and to find the quilty persons. We deposed intimations to the Police and in some cases those responsible for such cruelties were fined according to the Law for animals protection.

Dead dogs found near Tg-Jiu

The victim of meanfull people and ignorance 

A lady who’s living in Bumbesti – Jiu town, in Gorj county,the same who brought poor Vulpoiu( see bellow) informed us that there is a dog , a very sick one, whom she had been cared for about one month.

She said that he was in this situation for more then a month, that a man hit him as he was staying on the staircase of a block and  he started to become ill. Once he couldn’t move anymore, the public employees picked him up and thrown him near a rubbish box and he stayed there in rain all night long.

Greyhound in our custody stollen

On 10th of February we were informed by the Police that  poachers had been found hunting in the woods, helped by greyhounds. As the law forbids hunting with greyhounds and if found on the hunting area they must be shot, we were asked to take this greyhound in custody. The dog was given in our custody by the Police on the base of a written-verbal notice. We were keeping Bobby, as we named him, in the caravan of the shelter.He was so loving and nice dog.

The next day after taking him, the three poachers came at the shelter and asked about the greyhound.After one week, one morning we found the caravan broken and the greyhound was gone. So, we called Police who came and  made photos and took fingerprints.

But, surpise……another greyhound was there………!

Owners neglecting their dogs 

In December 2008, we have been announced by some people that in their neighborhood there live two dogs at a houes in totally improper conditions. They also made a written declaration, stating that dogs are kept for a long period  like this, with no food and they have been throwing them food from their balcony. We were there and found out that poor dogs, one was kept on a chain of about 60 cm, strongly tied on his neck but also on the upper side of a pillon being impossible to sit. He had no cage, so had been staying in rain, under the open sky. The other dog was kept in a place less then 1sqm, being impossible to move around being tied with a chain in the same way as the first. There was no sign in their bowls of water or food, and they were very skinny and weak. We were there the next days, with a Police representative and with an inspector from the Sanitary veterinary Direction and discussed with the owners, who promised to improve their conditions in 5 days.

After 5 days we were there with the Police representatives. Unfortunately, although the owner promised to improve conditions, this didn’t happened, they just moved one of the dogs and put some bread in the bowls. They also became very rude saying that they do what they want with their dogs, and that they would take and abandon them somewhere. We explained him the legal ways and we announced that we will come in January to take the dogs and Police give the fines. 

 Dog with owner shot by a hunter

 In November 2008, we received a  call from a man who told us that while his wife was out with her dog, a hunter came near and shot the small dog that they had for years. When the husband came out and saw his wife crying with the dog full of blood in his arms asked the hunters why he did this and he told him to shut his mouth if he don’t want him to kill him too. This man made written declarations to the Police but also to us. The dead body of the dog was taken to the Sanitary-Veterinary Laboratory. We are waiting for the result of the investogations.

Puppies killed with a wooden club

On October 2008, we got calls from  some animal lovers letting us know that after a fight with their neighbor, he started to hit and killed some puppies with a wooden club. Together with the Police we were there, those witnesses made complaints to the Police and we are waiting now to see the penalty that will be given to that killer person for cruelty against animals.  

Female hit to death 

One day we received a phone call reporting us a cruelty case against a dog who was beaten by an old man so bad that she could barely move. We went there and found her lying down, with a very lost look and an unstable condition. We called Police and in a while two polimen came .There were the witnesses who said that she was a calm dog that they were taking care of but this old man – who killed other dogs too – hit her badly in the head with his supporting club. We took the dog to the vet and he gave us a written notice regarding her state, but unfortunately she didn’t survive.

We brought an intimation to the Police asking to investigate and send us the result regarding their measures, according with the Law 205/2004 of Animal Protection, so they fined this man for his act ( unfortunately a too small fine for such a suffering caused).

Dog beated on a staircase

<—- article from a local newspaper illustrating Vulpoiu’s suffering

He was living in Bumbesti-Jiu city( near Tg-Jiu). As we, together with another organization, have closed a contract of Neuter and Return with that City Hall, during their mobile clinic visit in 2005, Vulpoiu had also been neutered.

Vulpoiu was staying on ths streets there but a lady was taking care of him. He was sleeping at her door in a block of flats.

But, a sick person who was living in that block, who coudn’t stand dogs at all, and who was beating every dog he saw in the streets, one day, took an iron club and beat Vulpoiu very bad. He pulled out his eye and everywhere on the staircase, on the block’s doors was full of blood.The lady succeeded to save him from death, hidded him in a garrage, and called us.

We went there, made some photos but also made a complaint to the Police. That lady came as a witness, and we , together with the a representative from the Police and Sanitary Veterinary Direction went there were it happened the tragedy…………was blood everywhere. The Police gave him a fine of almost 150 Euros for his act of cruelty. We took Vulpoiu in the shelter and you can read here what happened with him.

Shooting from the balcony

In Rovinari city, where we have signed a Neuter and Return contract some time ago, we were announced that a man shot a stray dog. We made appeal to Police. A representative of our association together with the policeman took the dead body to the Sanitary Veterinary Laboratory for analises and the result was: dead by shooting. So, the Police gave two fines: one on Animal Protection Law for 1000 Ron and the other for using guns in a public place

A vet performs neuterings for the first time  

In Tg-Carbunesti, the municipality’s vet, although he has never neutered any dog and said on public that he do not know to neuter, decided on 9th of May 2004 to make experiments on the females from that shelter. On Sunday morning, 10th of May, when we went there we were terrified to see the females "neutered" by that vet, who were in a very grave state.

We contacted a foreign organization for animals’ protection who came here together with their vet. They were horrified to see the situation of the dogs from that shelter, especially the "neutered’ females, but also the workshop where the vet from Carbunesti ( Vasiloiu) made the "surgery", the clothes full of blood that Vasiloiu used as dressings and to hear that many employees of the municipality kept on the females while Vasiloiu was "neutering" them.( he didn’t use any anesthetic).

We made complaints to the Sanitary Veterinary Direction and also to the Vet’s College, who forbidden this vet to practise for 6 months.

CRUELTY CASES WITHOUT BEING FIND THE QUILTY PERSONS

VIERME’S STORY

We received a phone call from a lady that announced us that there is a dog liying

FETITZA

She was found wandering the streets of a small town nearby, having her nose and tail half cut. She was a living monster, probably in huge pains.