When a dog gets hit by a car, a puppy is rescued from the rubble of a bombed building, a blind mama cat is found hiding with her litter of kittens, can they count on you?
Every day our rescue partners save dogs from the most difficult situations. The vet bills add up quickly. Sochi Dogs steps in to make these rescues possible but we can’t do it without your help.
Become a supporter of our Emergency Veterinary Fund and give the gift of life. Your donation covers life-saving vet care: x-rays, blood work, pain medication, blood transfusions, emergency surgeries and more. Make a tangible difference with a donation today.
Asya’s story is heartbreaking but also hopeful. She was accidentally found wrapped in a blanket, trapped in the manhole, likely lying there for two days, unable to move.
Our Dnipro partners jumped in to help. She was brought to the vet hospital, and they found that her lungs were damaged and she was struggling to breathe. On top of that, she was cold and severely dehydrated.
She was immediately placed in an oxygen chamber, X-rays were taken, and the vet began the necessary treatments. Now, Asya is still in the hospital, but she’s feeling much better. She’s a sweet, young dog, and we’ll do everything to help her heal, covering her veterinary expenses and rehabilitation care.
Volt was found in Toretsk with shrapnel wounds and a broken tail. He is recovering from his surgery and loves to sit in the grass!
Leo had fluid in his lungs. He was rescued with his siblings who had enteritis. All the siblings are now recovering and growing strong!
Families of mamas and puppies urgently evacuated from conflict zones get vet exams, vaccinations, nutritious meals, and lots of love.
Sochi Dogs is 501(c)(3) Charitable Organization
