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Petrica needs your good thought

Posted on in News, Financial emergencies

Petrica is one of the Robi veterans. He is around 12 years old and was taken over by us when he was still a puppy and had an owner. His owner hit him in the head with an ax, wounded him, and the puppy was taken by the good-hearted Ioana N. (from the former TV show “Take me home”) to a vet clinic. As he couldn’t go back to his mean owner, the little one was taken in our care. Over the years he had a few epilectic crises but in recent years they stopped.

Petrica hasn’t been feeling well for a few days and, even if his lab tests results are negative to distemper, his symptoms are of a dog that’s ill in the nervous phase. Continue reading →

Tomcat for adoption

Posted on in Day by day at Robi

ochi albastriYoung tender, healthy and well-behaved male cat would like to have a responsible owner. We don`t know how he ended up on that field, whether he was abandoned there or he got there on its own, he wouldn`t have lasted very long hunting birds and drinking water from puddles. 

If you like to adopt this blue eyed cat please contact us at asociatia.robi@gmail.com

Special case. Little puppy with open wound needs help

Posted on in Special cases

catel operatThe little skinny one had spent three days with an open fracture and that’s why his paw had to be amputated. Gangrene had caught his leg and unfortunately it couldn’t be saved anymore.

Besides, he also had babesiosis and that induced a serious condition of his health. His gums were white and, in order to save him, a transfusion was necessary. His luck was Scharo, an adult male already used to be the one that saves his fellows. Continue reading →

Dag is still in foster

Posted on in Day by day at Robi

DagDag is still in foster and he is recovering pretty well. In a few weeks now we will start searching for a proper and stable home for Great Dag. 
After staying with him in the last 2 weeks, we can say that Dag is one of the most obedient dogs ever.

Woof and his feet

Posted on in News

WoofEven though Woof is making progress, we understood he will never be a normal dog. But that doesn’t mean he isn’t as merry and playful as any other puppy his age. What’s more, Woof is learning very quickly to adapt to his situation.

Woof is special and he needs a person as special as him, one that can understand him and that will take care of his health in the years to come.

What are the Americans saying about the pets with no owners from Romania?

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“After 20 years of democracy, blaming the old communist regime might be considered suspect.

The problems of the dogs from Romania began in the communist era and continued after its end” notes huffingtonpost.com. According to the American journalists, now, every attempt to find a solution from those who support animal rights is weighed down by corruption, lack of transparency, indifference, ignorance, barbarity, lack of education and the poverty in Romania.

Read the entire news here: http://ro.stiri.yahoo.com/istoria-maidanezilor-români-spusă-americani-092216611.html