
Rehabilitation
Rehabilitating giant dogs after evacuation
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Aiza the Alabai, white, friendly and very kind. An honorary donor: she has given blood many times and helped save other dogs' lives. Looking for a guardian or a new home, ready to move and great with children. Photographed in summer 2024, at 3.5 years old.
2024Aiza the Alabai giving blood at the Doverie veterinary clinic together with an XTRAVERSE volunteer. Blood donation lets one dog help keep another alive.
The XTRAVERSE rehabilitation center's honorary donors Umka, Aiza and Buran. These dogs have given blood many times, donated their wool and taken part in canine-assisted therapy. They work with people all the time and do them a great deal of good.
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Rehabilitating giant dogs after evacuation
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Evacuating animals from combat zones
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Healthy dogs from our shelter donate blood, which we transfuse to sick and injured dogs who need it. As if they understand exactly what's happening, they give their blood so willingly - to help their friends.
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We regularly feed abandoned animals and help find them a new home and caring owners.
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We collect the fur our wolfhounds and Alabais shed during grooming and plan to turn it into yarn that can be knitted into warm items.
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Evacuating people, humanitarian and medical aid from XTRAVERSE volunteers
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