This amazing animal hospital provides wheelchairs & a sanctuary for stray dogs
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We see a lot of videos and photos of homeless dogs, dogs who are being abused and are suffering. It breaks our hearts and we start to think that there’s no hope for this cruel world. But when we see heartwarming stories of dogs being rescued and people going out of their way to help dogs in need, we realize that there’s still some good left in this world. And this story we have for you is one of those heartwarming ones.
Video: Dog Sanctuary Makes Sure That Every Stray Dog Who Needs A Wheelchair Gets One
In Romania, an animal hospital has become a sanctuary for stray dogs.
Adăpostul Speranța, a partner of Four Paws International, gives shelter for homeless dogs–a shelter for life.
And in addition to that, they also provide wheelchairs for the dogs who need them.
All disabled or paralyzed dogs are given special carts so they can move easily- giving them the chance to run and play whenever they want to.
Video: Every Dog Gets A Wheelchair At This Animal Hospital
The president of Fundatia Speranta, Florina Tomescu, wants to make sure that these dogs wouldn’t have to worry about living in the streets ever again. So they gave them a place where they can stay for the rest of their lives.
Recently, they posted on Facebook saying, “At Speranța, we insist not to leave any dog behind. Beside the worst of cases, when putting a dog to sleep can save him from a life of torment and pain, we absolutely refuse to end a life that, with proper care, can be a happy one. And we’re also the ones who provide that care, and the happiness of our paraplegic dogs is our reward.”
And with the winter coming, they are preparing to house more dogs. And since the dogs are getting bigger, they also need to purchase more wheelchairs since some of them already broke.
This amazing animal hospital needs your help. If you want to help these dogs live a happy life in this sanctuary, you can send your donations through this website: https://caini-fundatiasperanta.ro/doneaza.php
Video: Rescuing a stray dog
For more information, you can check out their website or follow them on Facebook.
You can also read more of this story at The Dodo.