Sick donkey abandoned tied to a fence in Spain - Easy Horse Care Rescue Centre
Channel: Easy Horse Care Rescue Centre
Date: 2019-06-23

⚠ RESCUE ⚠ Yesterday, the rescue centre received a call from Protectora Pels Pèls Crevillent, an animal organization from Crevillente in the Alicante Province. The owners of a property had called them in the morning after they had found a donkey, abandoned tied to the fence of their house. Pels Pèls don't have the facilities to keep a donkey, so they asked us for help and took care of the donkey, making sure she had shade, food and water while they were waiting for Rod – Easy Horse Care co-founder.
The Local Police gave Rod the paperwork he needed to transport the animal so he can legally collect her and bring her to the rescue centre.

Our equine vet Dorothea determined that the huge lump she has underneath is a hernia: basically, the intestines have broken through a weakened area in the abdominal wall. Because there is a risk of rupture that would cause very serious problems, she will have surgery next week at the Alicante horse hospital. This operation will cost €900.

The things at the rescue centre are currently quite hectic with various animals needing nursing cares several times per days. We also have another rescue: a little pony – we will tell you more about her very soon – plus all the daily tasks and usual problems. Sue and Rod are exhausted at the moment. But they only have a question in mind: What would happen to those animals if they stopped rescuing them? There are so few organizations that have the facilities to keep equines. The animals would just have nowhere to go.

A huge thank you to the Crevillente Local Police for their involvement and, of course, to the animal rescue Pels Pèls for helping the little donkey.

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