21/04/2025
Our Easter rescue mission of Gabriel surely reached many of you, who have supported the attempt to save Gabriel's life with donations and good wishes.
SOS Malaga clinic has sent us the devastating news of Gabriel’s passing, we have lost our Easter Angel…. 🪽
This morning he was still alive and breathing, with the fever going down a bit, and the doctors put him on glucose drip and we were actually all getting a bit light-hearted and hopeful, wishfully thinking that Gabriel is walking out of the woods, getting stronger. But then, a few hours ago.....
His body had already given up. It is really painful to think that help came too late… How long he must have wondering around alone in pain, and to finally be noticed, just a day before it was time for him to cross the Rainbow 🕯️
After recently saying goodbye to our doggie Zeus Rotti, we were really hanging on to hope for Gabriel, to fill the void in our hearts. But now the hole is even bigger….
At the very least, he fell quietly asleep, in safety, surrounded by caring arms and warmth 🤲🏻Hospital Veterinario SOS Animal
Thank you everyone really, so much, for your donations, energy, and best wishes to Gabriel. It could have been a new life ahead of him, if our community would have found him just a bit earlier. We could already imagine him being adopted to a country home in Germany.....
All the donations collected are very much needed by many shelter animals who are desperately waiting in line for specialist treatment and appointments, starting with Roxy the Rottweiler, who was abandoned at the shelter by his family when they had a divorce, and then abandoned again, for being too ill.
While at the shelter, she was taken in by a family, who were so adament to have her, just to then give her back to the shelter a few months later, because she was too sick, so they now can’t have her anymore.
Roxy Rottweiler has a hard format of Diabetes Insipida, which causes her to drink very heavily and then wet herself, and the medications normally prescribed for this condition, are not working for her. We do not know how long of a life she still has ahead of her, but we’re doing all tests possible to figure out what treatment she could still receive to make her life a bit more liveable, and if no end-of-life fosters come forward among our volunteers or social media reach, then to find for her a paid pallative care with the funds collected.
Thank you team, for your support ❤🩹