Trauma & Emergency Medical Care for Street Animals

This dog came to us with a massive, maggot-infested wound that covered a large part of his head. The initial images are graphic, but they show the critical starting point of a long and difficult healing process.

Found abandoned with deep, maggot-filled wounds on his head, jaw, and legs, this Shih Tzu was too weak to even eat. Our team immediately stabilized him with IV fluids and began the intensive process of cleaning his infected wounds.

It took persistence to rescue this dog, who had a metal chain embedded deep in his neck. Our team carefully cut the chain and began treating the severe, infected wound it had caused.

This dog sustained an extensive laceration in a road accident. Our team immediately went to work, cleaning and suturing the wound to give her the best chance at recovery.

Another victim of a snare trap. This dog was found with a wire cutting deep into his paw tissue. We carefully removed the wire and cleaned the wound to prevent further infection and damage.

A reporter was led to this dog by the smell of her infected wound. Hidden away, she was suffering from a deep injury. Our team is shown trimming her matted hair and providing the urgent medical care she needed.

Our team rallies to save a dog brought in with severe trauma. This video shows the focused effort of our vets and staff as they work together to stabilize a critically injured animal.

This dog suffered a traumatic eye injury in an accident. The eye was too damaged to save, so our vet performed an extirpation surgery to remove it and end his pain.

A crushed forelimb from an accident left this dog in immense pain. Though the limb could not be saved and required amputation, our immediate intervention was crucial for his survival.