Pagoda Puppies Cambodia
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The mama of these puppies died. Please help me by contributing money for their care. If you know me you know how incredibly important this is to me. HELP!!
during my time in Cambodia I began caring for the animals at a local pagoda. There were about 15 dogs when I began. Sadly several died to a virus that could have easily been prevented if the dogs were vaccinated. I worked tirelessly to save these dogs whom the monks loved very much but all of my efforts were too late. I spent what little money and time I had on this endevour. To some it may seem crazy but I recognized how important it was for the entire community. Humans and animals have a bond that is as old as time. It is not good for any community to have sick and dying animals languishing on the streets, this further adds to dispare and indifference. There are multiple organizations charged with helping people in the community but absolutely no where to turn for help with the animals.
One of the dogs at the pagoda gave birth shortly before I left. She has 8 little puppies and even took on a little kitty to feed. Unfortunately I received a video 2 days ago of the mama dog dying. She left behind her babies and they would surely die without intervention. Unfortunately the monks neither have the resources or knowledge to care for the puppies. Thankfully an amazing woman stepped in and offered to provide round the clock care for the 20 day old puppies.
We need to raise funds in order to continue to purchase the milk that the puppies need to drink and hopefully enough to get them vaccinated so they do not die a painful death like their mama.



during my time in Cambodia I began caring for the animals at a local pagoda. There were about 15 dogs when I began. Sadly several died to a virus that could have easily been prevented if the dogs were vaccinated. I worked tirelessly to save these dogs whom the monks loved very much but all of my efforts were too late. I spent what little money and time I had on this endevour. To some it may seem crazy but I recognized how important it was for the entire community. Humans and animals have a bond that is as old as time. It is not good for any community to have sick and dying animals languishing on the streets, this further adds to dispare and indifference. There are multiple organizations charged with helping people in the community but absolutely no where to turn for help with the animals.
One of the dogs at the pagoda gave birth shortly before I left. She has 8 little puppies and even took on a little kitty to feed. Unfortunately I received a video 2 days ago of the mama dog dying. She left behind her babies and they would surely die without intervention. Unfortunately the monks neither have the resources or knowledge to care for the puppies. Thankfully an amazing woman stepped in and offered to provide round the clock care for the 20 day old puppies.
We need to raise funds in order to continue to purchase the milk that the puppies need to drink and hopefully enough to get them vaccinated so they do not die a painful death like their mama.
Organizer
Bella Murnane-Victorelli
Organizer
Commack, NY
