Join in Hera’s Journey: Support Her Medical &Transport Costs

Hera (of course, we don't know her name at that time) was abandoned into a shelter because her leg was broken by the people she thought were her family and that so-family was going to move to another city. The situation of shelters in Turkey is terrible, no life is taken care of, and animals are left to die.

Hera was one of those innocent souls. His leg was not taken care of, and that broken stayed broken. She also got sick at the shelter. An angel from London saw a video of her crying behind the fence and wanted to adopt her.

We took Hera to a vet hospital. However, Hera had to undergo a couple surgeries for her broken foot. She had his second surgery a few days ago. Hera will start physical theraphy in a couple days .0

We would like your support for Hera's treatment costs and to bring her to her beautiful family in the UK.

Hera would like to thank everyone who contributed to reunite her with her family.

Note : We have some updates about Hera. After her second operation with her leg, the vet said that her condition is much better and after physical therapy she, hopefully will moce better and walk without an hassle. I updated new MR photos after the second operation. A pin and Platine placque was inplemented into her leg.

Updates about HERA's condition : Hera has undergone two surgeries, during which multiple plates and screws were inserted into her leg. Unfortunately, she hasn't fully recovered. In fact, the orthopedic vet who performed the operation even mentioned that amputation might be necessary in the future.

This broke my heart. Not only have we spent a great deal financially, but poor Hera has also been confined in a crate for over five months. When I realized the animal hospital wasn’t providing the care and rehabilitation she truly needed, I luckily came across someone who specializes in working with paralyzed and severely injured animals. They gave us hope.

Saving Hera from death in the shelter was only the first step—my goal has always been to give her the happy and healthy life she deserves. She's now in a much better place, physically and emotionally. They’ve said the metal plates and screws are causing her a lot of pain, and once her muscles strengthen, she will need a smaller surgery to remove them. After that, they are confident she’ll be able to live a healthy, pain-free life.

However, the current cost for this next stage of her treatment is £4000, and I’m unable to cover it on my own. The payment to the clinic is due within 10 days.

I'm also sharing a recent photo of Hera with you—she looks so happy and is truly improving.

I will share with our donators the receipt of the vets and the payment receipts.