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Updates on Carry

This little scruffy girl is doing well! It has been two months since she was rescued with an injured leg.  In the past few weeks, she's gained some weight, became more confident and has made lots of friends at the shelter.  Unfortunately, despite all our treatment, she still doesn't put weight on her injured paw.  She plays, runs and jumps but carefully keeps her paw off the ground.  Our vet doubts that she will be able to put pressure on her leg. However, it does not stop her from wrestling with her best friend Adler!  Carry will be ready for adoption soon and we are looking for a loving family who can provide good care for this sweet girl.

Thank you so much to everyone who has helped contribute to her care!

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Anna Umansky

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Bianca Pays It Forward

Recently we received a call from one of our vets asking if we could help. It's usually the other way around so we were intrigued. They said they needed a large dog, ASAP. Again, usually it's the other way around—the vet asks us to rescue a large dog that was dropped off at the clinic, ASAP.

But this time was different, they had a large dog who was very sick and needed a blood donor. We knew we had just the perfect candidate, Bianca. At 90 lbs and full of love, she would be thrilled to help another dog in need especially since she was just rescued herself. We rushed Bianca to the vet where she got star-treatment and a big treat for her generous gift!

The dog who needed the donation is now in stable condition and we wish her a smooth recovery!

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Anna Umansky

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Welcome Max!

Max, our newest rescue was a trooper at the vet today. Max found himself homeless and started hanging out in a neighborhood looking for food. Residents complained and threatened to call an exterminator. Our team promised to take him, as soon as we had space and with two big dogs going home this week, we were able to find a spot for Max. Unfortunately, by the time we got to him he had a big gash on his head, someone had hit him with a pickaxe.

 
 

Can you believe that?! Immediately, we rushed Max to the vet to clean out the cut and get stitches. He was such a good boy and now at Sochi Dogs, he'll always be loved and never have to scavenge for food. Please send Max well wishes for a quick recovery.

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Anna Umansky

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Update on Carry

Do you remember little Carry who was rescued with several wounds about a month ago? Unfortunately, Carry still cannot put pressure on her leg.

We took her for a follow up visit to the vet today and an X-ray showed that her leg is not broken and she hasn't lost feeling in the led. She needs physical therapy, supplements, and good nutritious food. The vet has hope with time and proper treatment Carry might be able to walk again.

 
 

We'll do everything possible to help her walk and play pain-free, but Carry’s recovery can take a long time.
Can you please consider supporting her on this journey and helping Sochi Dogs cover her vet appointments, x-rays, supplements, and physical therapy? 

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Anna Umansky