Healing and Hope for Cora
Fundraising campaign by
Salvadores de Animales Inc
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US$1,048.00raised of $800.00 goal goal
Cora, short for Corazón, is a malnourished young pup who was severely injured when thrown from a moving car. She was found broken and lying on the side of the road, at nightfall, in the pouring rain. Both legs on her right side are fractured from being thrown. She had surgery with external pins to repair the fractures on both legs. She is also sick with parasites, skin fungus, malnutrition, and anemia. She is on antibiotics, pain meds, anti-parasite meds, flea treatment, and nutritional supplements. Cora has to re-learn how to walk once her legs heal. We estimate her rehabilitation costs will be $800. Cora is a loving, trusting, innocent young pup who deserves a chance to live a life surrounded by people who care about her. Please join her circle of care and help us meet her extraordinary expenses, so she can heal from neglect and trauma and find the perfect adoptive home.
Fundraising Team
- Salvadores de Animales Inc
- Campaign Owner
- Chiriqui, PA
Somos una organización voluntaria de rescate de animales 501c3 registrada en FL, EEUU, y que opera en Chiriquí, Panamá.
Somos una organización voluntaria de rescate de animales 501c3 registrada en FL, EEUU, y que opera en Chiriquí, Panamá.
- Diane L Englerth
- VP of Local Operations
Donors
- Richard Garibaldi
- Donated on Sep 30, 2020
- Nasim Raouf
- Donated on Sep 22, 2020
- Josea Lemmusa
- Donated on Sep 17, 2020
Cora Was Spayed!
Update posted by Salvadores de Animales Inc at 07:17 pmCora is doing so well that she was spayed this week. She had no trouble with the surgery and is feeling fine. And better news: Cora will be at our first adoption event since the pandemic at Charlie's Pet Fashion in Bajo Boquete on October 9! Yes, Cora is ready. . . . .
Cora is Healing Well!
Update posted by Salvadores de Animales Inc at 11:04 pmCora is healing extremely well, and is starting to enjoy life. She plays with other dogs and scampers around on all four legs. All her pins are out, she can put weight on her legs, and her skin is healing. She acts like a happy, carefree little pup, which she. . . . .
Cora Struggles with Skin Bleeding July 30, 2020
Update posted by Salvadores de Animales Inc at 08:03 pmCora got the pin in her hind leg removed (yay!), but has developed a breakdown of her skin. If she bumps into something she bleeds. At first the doctor thought it was an allergy to her antibiotic, but upon further investigation we discovered it is due to her compromised immune
Cora Eats Standing Up, July 11, 2020
Update posted by Salvadores de Animales Inc at 08:12 pmEvery little bit of progress is important. Today Cora stood upright on four legs to eat her dinner. She bore her weight on all four legs. This is new for her, and represents steady progress! We are so grateful to the generous folks who have contributed to her medical care.
Cora Putting Weight on Hind Leg, July 11, 2020
Update posted by Salvadores de Animales Inc at 06:11 pmCora is learning to put weight on her hind leg, which is where she had the infection. She had to make yet another trip to the hospital to drain a hematoma on her front elbow. So she's been back and forth to the vet's a lot of uncomfortable procedures. In
Cora Returns Home Again, June 22
Update posted by Salvadores de Animales Inc at 01:50 pmCora was hospitalized again on Thursday, June 18 because she developed a fever and severe infection at the surgery site in her hind leg. The vet extracted 1/4 cup of infected fluid and immediately started antibiotic injections every 8 hours. Cora remained at the vet's until Monday, June 22. She
Setback June 19
Update posted by Salvadores de Animales Inc at 08:02 pmCora developed a fever and an infection in the surgery site on her hind leg. She was taken back to the animal hospital, where the doctor removed 1/4 cup of fluid from the abscess. She is receiving antibiotic injections every 8 hours around the clock until at least Monday. She
Cora is home!
Update posted by Salvadores de Animales Inc at 06:59 pmCora is home from the hospital. She's in pain still, not able to walk much. You can see the pins in her front leg in this photo.
Cora underwent orthopedic surgery on June 16
Update posted by Salvadores de Animales Inc at 04:01 pmCora has external pins inserted in both legs to help the broken bones heal. She stayed overnight at the animal hospital and rested quietly. If you look at her right front leg you can see the pink padding for the pins.
Cora was stabilized in an emergency foster home
Update posted by Salvadores de Animales Inc at 03:59 pmAfter her rescue, Cora was placed with an experienced foster, who assessed her condition. Her right front leg was splinted. She received flea treatment, treatment for her skin fungus, and anti-parasite meds. She is malnourished. She went on pain meds, but there was still a big problem. Cora struggled to
Donors & Comments
- Richard Garibaldi
- Donated on Sep 30, 2020
- Nasim Raouf
- Donated on Sep 22, 2020
- Josea Lemmusa
- Donated on Sep 17, 2020
- Anonymous
- Donated on Sep 17, 2020
- Kaylaa Dollara
- Donated on Sep 17, 2020
- Brandon DeGroffA
- Donated on Sep 16, 2020
- Alejandraa Figueroas
- Donated on Sep 16, 2020
- Aaron ChapaA
- Donated on Sep 16, 2020
- Brandona DeGroffa
- Donated on Sep 16, 2020
- Kayla DollarA
- Donated on Sep 16, 2020
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