Today Mimi seems more awake. You look at her and want to believe that, at last, she is starting to turn a corner. She is more present, more connected, she even seems to seek contact a little more. After everything she has been through, that would be huge news. But the reality is still very…

Mimi survived the surgery. But she is still in danger. The operation managed to stop the urinary disaster that was killing her from the inside. Her bladder was repaired and, at last, she began to produce urine again. For a few hours, it seemed as if we had pulled her back from the edge. But…

When Mimi arrived in Benissa, she was collapsing. She had already undergone surgery for a traumatic bladder rupture, but once she entered VetClinics, the reality became even more serious. Her abdomen was full of urine. She was severely anemic, hypothermic, and in critical condition. At that point, nothing else mattered except keeping her alive. Her…

We’re going in with Mimi now Yesterday we told you that Mimi was in far worse condition than we first thought. Today we are at the clinic, just about to take her into surgery. Her bladder is ruptured and urine is leaking inside her body. Mimi is in mortal danger. There is no more time…

Mimi is fighting for her life right now. We are alerted to her after a brutal hit-and-run in Écija. She arrives with a devastating pelvic fracture, a shattered hip, and a complete inability to urinate normally. From the very first moment, we understand that this is an extremely serious case. But when we arrive at…

Yesterday, Iris went into surgery. It’s something we knew would be necessary from the beginning. The problem was never the decision. It was the timing. When we rescued her, her body wouldn’t have handled it. The leishmaniasis was active, and pushing her into surgery at that point would have put her at serious risk. So…

When we rescued Iris, surgery was not an option. She was found on the streets in a very difficult condition.She had leishmaniasis affecting her skin, with hair loss and visible damage across her body. On top of that, she was struggling to walk due to a torn cruciate ligament. She was in pain. But operating…

Iris has been waiting. For weeks, we’ve done everything we could to avoid this moment.We treated her leishmaniasis, healed her skin, and watched her slowly come back…back to herself. But there is something we haven’t been able to fix. Her leg. Every step hurts.Every attempt to walk is an effort.And even though she doesn’t complain……