Boo Boo – Helped Jan. 2019
Boo Boo kitty certainly did get just that when confronted by a raccoon! We helped the owner with eye enucleation surgery. Thank you Creekside Animal Clinic for taking such good care of her and sending a photo from her check-up...
Read MorePoppa – Helped Jan. 2019
Our first pet assisted in 2019 is Poppa! Poppa was playing in his backyard when a branch popped up from being stepped on and impaled his chest. Thankfully, the surgery went well with no complications. Drainage tube will come out on Monday.
Read MoreHalo – Helped Dec. 2018
Meet Halo. This 8-month-old kitty ran out of the house, spooked from a crowded holiday party. She climbed a chain link fence to a shed. Halo broke her leg either on the way up or when jumping down – right at the knee area and growth plate. She is safe, however, and The Sergei Foundation paid for the orthopedic surgery today! She went home this evening, and the veterinarian said the procedure went well. Your angels were sure looking after you, Halo, to get you home safe and taken care of!
Read MoreLayla – Helped Dec. 2018
Layla had cancer in her nose. We helped with Xrays to help diagnose the issue as she had face swelling and was not able to eat. The owner decided to say goodbye, Layla was not really going to get any better. Our deepest sympathies, Catharine.
Read MoreKoda – Helped Nov. 2018
Koda had been to two veterinarians who, without Xrays, felt that both legs needed surgery for both legs to repair cruciate ligament tears (TPLO). The Sergei Foundation paid for the Xrays and consult from a veterinarian who had board certified surgeons able to come in, if indeed, that surgery was the best option. The owner was willing to drive an hour away for this consult, but actual diagnostics and the consult determined a less expensive Extracapsular surgery would be a good choice for Koda. Bringing him back to her area, we have helped her schedule those surgeries, and The Sergei...
Read MoreBear – Helped Nov. 2018
18-year-old Bear here couldn’t move and was having spasm attacks when he was touched; these symptoms showed after colliding with a newer puppy sibling 🙁 We assisted with veterinary care, diagnosing an injured spine (thoracic area, midway down his back.) He is on pain meds, anti-inflammatory and antibiotics and hoping to see improvement over the next few days. Prayers for this elder-pup would be welcomed; surgery probably isn’t a good option for him.
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