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Dogs Today UK Magazine introduced our work to their readers in their May issue. 3 pages were dedicated to us.

In other news, Dr Aurelian Stefan was accepted to run the London Marathon for Animal Spay and Neuter International! And he finished!!

Fast track back to Romania, the day after the Marathon Dr Aurelian was on the air on MedikaVet TV show. This weekly television program stars Dr. A., who hosts this call-in venue to help more animals with his "ask the vet" segment. He always talks about the importance of spay and neuter!

RAR/ASNI is also active as ever on social media. If you haven't yet liked our pages, please check us out and follow us:

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Rosie was abandoned to the streets in Tecuci. She was infested with fleas and also has terrible allergies. She's an elderly girl with a bossy attitude and was hard to home. Rory Janes opened his heart and home to yet another dog. She is the 9th Romanian Dog for the Janes. She now lives in California.

We have wonderful adoption partners that help place sweethearts in great homes. Mandy Easter and Suzy Alexander set the process in motion when a home placement is needed. Romanian Dogs R Us, UK, Rommies Rescue Sussex, UK, Labrador Retriever South East, UK, and our friend Annie have welcomed Romanian dogs.

Thor is the black lab mix who was living in a cemetery with a broken leg and eye worms. He was welcomed into Center of Hope under our Homeless Animal Hospital program. Mandy found him a great place with Labrador Retriever South East.

You may remember Cleo, as thanks to your support we were able to help her after she was found on the side of the road with broken legs. Cleo went to Romanian Dogs r Us thanks to Suzy who asked Chris for help and sponsored Cleo's transportation costs.

Brownie (now Daisy) was found by Cristina near a busy road. Daisy had a broken back. Cristina brought her to the Center of Hope for care. Daisy was terrified of human touch. She was treated for a urinary tract infection and a super home was found for her with our dear friend Annie in Wisconsin who is a specialist with disabled dogs. Brownie was a recipient of free care under our Homeless Animal Hospital program.

And last but not least Boris found a loving home in the UK thanks to Mandy connecting him with Lisa's Rescue Group Rommies Rescue Sussex. Boris was rescued with a broken leg by Doina who found out about him on Facebook. Boris had been lying in the side of the road for 3 days with a broken leg. Homeless Animal Hospital welcomed him into our program. As you can see, Boris is fitting in well to the UK life.

Our Homeless Animal Hospital program serves the poorest of the poor.

Animals that would otherwise have no chance of veterinary treatment.

It is the first of its kind program for Romanian animals. And it's very costly.

While we work constantly to provide spay and neuter to stop the source of suffering before it starts, we must help those already born.

So many animals come to the Center of Hope and Family Vet or to our mobile campaigns with broken bones, diseases, skin problems.

Here are some photos of animals we've received.

Your support is vital for this program to continue.