10/03/2023
Meet Precious Stella:
Stella was rescued by The Mdzananda Animal Clinic, a permanent veterinary council and registered NPO animal clinic located in Khayelitsha township just outside Cape Town, South Africa. The clinic provides consultations, hospitalization, general and specialized surgery, sterilizations, mobile clinics, and an animal ambulance for sick and injured animals, primarily dogs and cats, serving over 1000 animals per month. ๐พ
Stella has always been a very special dog, but she wasn't given the opportunity to realize just how special she truly was.
When Stella was found, it was evident to the staff at The Mdzananda Animal Clinic that she had experienced severe neglect and abuse. She was completely withdrawn and unable to give or receive love from others. However, the staff at The Mdzananda Animal Clinic refused to give up on her and worked tirelessly to find her the perfect forever family. โค๏ธ
Before long, Stella was rehomed into a family that showed her kindness and patience. Slowly but surely, she began to open up and become more comfortable within herself.
Now, Stella is an outgoing and quirky dog with a loving personality. Watching Stella's journey has been very special and comforting, knowing that she will be surrounded by love and support for years to come. ๐
If you would like to help support the Mdzananda Animal Clinic, there are several ways you can get involved.
-Make a donation: You can make a donation to the clinic online through their website. Your donation will help to cover the cost of veterinary care, medications, and supplies.
https://www.mdzananda.co.za/
-Sponsor an animal: The clinic has an animal sponsorship program, where you can contribute a monthly amount towards the care of a specific animal. This is a great way to make a long-term impact on the life of an animal in need.
-Spread the word: Even if you can't donate or volunteer, you can still help by spreading the word about the clinic and its mission. Share their social media posts, and talk to your friends and family.
