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MEDICAL AID CASES
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A huge portion of our funds are spent on medical assistance and emergency procedures. 
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The Emergency Medical Appeal for Coney has closed
Thank-you for showing that you care
We would like to thank you for your generous support towards Coney! We are closing her medical appeal.
She is looking brighter today but she is still dealing with a multitude of health issues. We hope things will look up soon.
We hope to make a difference in the life of as many street dogs as possible. Thank you helping us help Coney!
Thank-you for showing that you care
We would like to thank you for your generous support towards Coney! We are closing her medical appeal.
She is looking brighter today but she is still dealing with a multitude of health issues. We hope things will look up soon.
We hope to make a difference in the life of as many street dogs as possible. Thank you helping us help Coney!
If you would like to further assist other street dogs in need of medical aid. please click here. Thank-you
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Update: Update: December 13: Coney is doing much better!
Her recent blood test review shows that her red blood cells have risen from a low 15% to 29% which is very good progress. That means Coney is responding to babesia treatment. Coney still has a mild infection but her white blood cell count has also improved compared to last week. She is eating very well and responding to treatment very well too. Thank you for your generous support towards Coney! |
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Background: Coney is a street dog living in the Eastern part of Singapore. She was originally spotted looking emaciated, weak and ill. This left many concerned, and praying hard she could be saved.
With the help of feeders and volunteers, Coney was successfully trapped and is now hospitalised. Life of streets dogs especially senior ones are tough. They are often out in the awful weather, picked on for meals and it just feels so awful to know they don't have a comfortable warm bed to go to sleep in at night.
Coney's condition isn't looking up. She has been diagnosed with a number of issues :
Hypothermia, Anemia, Leukocytosis (very high white cell count aka bad infection), Heart murmur
Babesia positive, Heartworm positive, Maggot wound, Deaf and blind (right eye non viable), Severe skin condition, Emancipated, Severe dehydration, Blood values are so bad the machine is unable to read for kidney and liver values (likely end-stage failure)
She is now hospitalised with supportive therapy, treat for heartworm and babesia, treat for multiple organ failure and anemia and hopefully she pulls through. This will be a very hefty bill and we cannot help her without your help.
We really pray Coney will pull through and be that very special Christmas miracle we are all hoping for!
With the help of feeders and volunteers, Coney was successfully trapped and is now hospitalised. Life of streets dogs especially senior ones are tough. They are often out in the awful weather, picked on for meals and it just feels so awful to know they don't have a comfortable warm bed to go to sleep in at night.
Coney's condition isn't looking up. She has been diagnosed with a number of issues :
Hypothermia, Anemia, Leukocytosis (very high white cell count aka bad infection), Heart murmur
Babesia positive, Heartworm positive, Maggot wound, Deaf and blind (right eye non viable), Severe skin condition, Emancipated, Severe dehydration, Blood values are so bad the machine is unable to read for kidney and liver values (likely end-stage failure)
She is now hospitalised with supportive therapy, treat for heartworm and babesia, treat for multiple organ failure and anemia and hopefully she pulls through. This will be a very hefty bill and we cannot help her without your help.
We really pray Coney will pull through and be that very special Christmas miracle we are all hoping for!
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Do note that should funds raised exceed the final medical bill, the surplus will be utilised for animals under our community care program that need assistance.
Emergency Medical Appeal for Mi Gu has closed
Thank-you for your help
Update: Mi Gu has since fully recovered and has returned to the care of her feeder, Aunty Lee Chew. We hope she doesn't get into any mischief again!
Thank-you for your help
Update: Mi Gu has since fully recovered and has returned to the care of her feeder, Aunty Lee Chew. We hope she doesn't get into any mischief again!
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Mi Gu became part of our TNR programme a few months ago. She is well cared for by her feeder, Aunty Lee Chew. Recently Mi Gu was spotted with a container stuck over her head. She was eventually rescued and rushed to the vet. The poor dog has not been able to eat or drink for 7 days. She is severely dehydrated and malnourished. Maggots have also festered all over her ears, causing wound. It took much work to remove the container.
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