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Weʼve raised £10 to Money needed for Abandoned Puppy's Leg Operations
- Derbyshire Dales District, UK
- Funded on Saturday, 1st September 2018
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PLEASE HELP RAISE FUNDS FOR THIS PUPPY'S LEG OPERATIONS!!
Please help me to raise funds for this four month old puppy found wondering the streets in Bulgaria. She is now with the Sharko BG Animal Charity in Bulgaria and they have called her Fiona.
As you can see she has extremely deformed legs and standing and walking on them is very painful for her. The charity is trying to raise the funds needed for her operations, they have contacted Noel for his help/advice but I don't yet know if he has replied. For the moment they have bandaged her legs for support and comfort whilst walking.
Sharko don't have any sister charities in the UK to help re-home their pups so if any of you are involved with charities and would like to help please contact them at their above email address.
If anyone would like to help me with fundraising please contact me at my email. I've never done this before so need to help, advise and ideas.
I am also offering her a Forever Home in the UK.
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Beverley Davies
Feb 15, 2018
Its not much but I wish you the best of luck x
£10.00
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Jackie Brayshaw
Derbyshire Dales District, UK
I'm a disabled housewife, I love all animals and hate to see them hurt or in pain. When I saw this poor puppy on FB I knew I had to do more than just make a comment. I contacted the charity and they update me every other day on how Fiona is doing.