Please help Bina🙏😭
**update**
Today has been rough on
our girl. Dr. A, Pam, and Matt cleaned her skin and wounds. She has
lost some more of her skin. She has been placed back on fluids and she
is resting with the help of pain medicine. She is still in critical
condition and we are taking it day by day.
Thank you all again
for the donations, prayers, and love sent her way.
I am starting this “fundrazr” page to help save a rescued dog
that came to the veterinary clinic I work for. One of our clients, Mr.
Dino, who owns the ice cream shop next to the clinic, found a female
Rottweiler abandoned on the side of the road in very poor condition
and in a lot of pain. Mr. Dino took the dog home and named her Bina,
after the Day of the Dead celebration. Mr. Dino, being a very caring
person, brought Bina to the clinic first thing Friday morning for Dr.
Arian to check her out. Bina was in a lot of pain, so Dr. A had to
sedate her to assess her wounds. We started to shave her hair to
better see her wounds (which at first they believed was road rash),
and they noticed the hair and skin were peeling off over large patches
of her body. This is not a case of road rash or her being hit by a
car; this is a case of animal cruelty. Dr. Arian believes she had a
large amount of boiling liquid, probably water, dumped on her. She is
burned over 70% of her body.We are so glad Mr. Dino decided to
rescue Bina off the side of the road and seek
treatment.<span;> He comes to visit her at least twice
a day and looks forward to the day he can take her home, but
understands she still has a long and difficult recovery.Her
treatment is going to be costly.She will likely need to
stay at the clinic in our care for 3-4 more weeks. Mr. Dino has
already spent over $500 of his own money to save this poor, sweet dog.
He understands the severity of her condition needs expensive
treatment.
Dr. Arian has her on pain management medicines and
injectable antibiotics. She will need to be anesthetized to have her
skin and wounds cleaned every other day. She will need to have
bloodwork done again to make sure her liver and kidney functions are
remaining stable. She has started eating and drinking on her own and
has gone for a few walks. She loves to have her chin and head rubbed
(these are two of the few places she still has skin and fur). She has
been very trusting with Dr. A. She knows we are helping to get her
better. She has a long way to go, but I believe she is going to make it.
