Snowflake is back at the Great House, resting in his room which is all set up for his recovery. Although we have to avoid direct contact due to ringworm, his gentle nature is amazing; he allows us to care for him with exemplary calm. After a good night’s rest, we’ve already started his morning eye…

I have read comments saying that maybe we should stop fighting for Snowflake. That is not how we work. When we take responsibility for an animal, our job is not to give up. Our job is to find a way to treat him. Snowflake is not an idea. He is a real cat, with real…

Dear friends, You already know Snowflake. You know how much he has suffered, how hard he has fought, and how many times we have had to pull him back from the edge. You were there through his first two eye surgeries. Now we are here again. Yesterday, Sergio had to rush to pick Snowflake up…

Nano is a very old Yorkshire Terrier, small, fragile, and deeply loved. Behind him there are two elderly people we have known for more than ten years: good people, former donors, people who have always stood by animals and who are now going through a very hard time. For them, Nano is not just a…

Nano is a very old Yorkshire Terrier. A tiny, elderly, fragile dog who has come to us at a decisive moment. Behind Nano there are two elderly people, good people, with serious health problems and a life that is becoming increasingly difficult. They are people who have helped before, who have been donors, who have…

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…