Campaigns

MEET ROLDA WONDERFUL VETERINARY

(photo: DVM Cornel Gingarasu)

Our collaboration with DVM C. Gingarasu and VETI-MED, his private clinic -started in May 2006, in one of the most difficult period of our existence.

From the beginning, this vet and his entire team generously found time for our rescued animals, among all the numerous clients they regularly have. They never refused treating our just-rescued strays because of their smell and dirt, as it happens often in other Galati veterinary offices, they never charged us the same as their other clients, taking into account the fact we are a charity and we save homeless, abandoned animals.

Social service consists in helping people who love and care for their animals, but have reduced financial possibilities.

Presently, "Animals and people" Campaign is serving only Galati community ,the veterinary services are offered in collaboration with VETI-MED clinic.

Read more: Animals and people

Read more: Anti-chaining Campaign

Millions of street dogs, cats, horses, and donkeys are left in the streets to live on refuse, in Romania. Animals that are impounded as strays are typically incarcerated in concentration camps, where they have little or no chance to enjoy a good life and be adopted. They die of disease, starvation or injuries suffered in fighting for scraps of bad food.

The authorities act blind and deaf toward animal lovers' recommendations for high-volume sterilization programs and building decent shelters where people can come safely to adopt. Overpopulation and abuse of homeless animals remain out of control, and are a disgrace to the Romanian national image.

Read more: Have a heart for Romanian animals

PAST INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCES,PART OF ROLDA FREE STERILIZATION PROGRAM IN GALATI 2003-2009

Veterinary students from Norwegian Veterinary University spent three weeks during March/April 2010 to perform over 100 spaying/week of dogs and cats and exchange experience about less painful anesthesia method for sterilization surgery.

photo:Volunteers vets helping Romanian rescued strays.

Read more: International vets at ROLDA