Balim
Balim

In Oct., she was hit by a motorcycle. She had a spinal fracture and could not pee or poop on her own. She later developed FIP and did not survive.

Balim
5.47 %
35.00 €
640.00 €
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Sex Female
Age 3 years old
  • 1,150.00 €
Treatment from 2026-01-21
On October 22, 2025, her tail had to be amputated after she was hit by a motorcycle. After the surgery, she continued to stay at the clinic for care and treatment. On December 4, 2025, she was discharged and came home. Everything was beautiful… She was eating well, drinking well, and she was happy — my precious baby 🤍 On December 20, due to loss of appetite and weakness, I took her back to the clinic. She had a high fever, tests were done, and it was said to be an infection. Treatment started, but she did not respond and began to lose weight. On January 12, tests were repeated and she was diagnosed with FIP. We managed to obtain the GS medication… But on the second day of treatment, my angel passed away 😭💔 I am heartbroken… This pain is beyond words. May her soul rest in peace 🕊️🤍
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Tests/ Imaging 160.00 € Hemogram + Biochemistry
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Hospital Stay 350.00 € 23 stays cost 350 €
Sum 510.00 €
Treatment from 2025-12-01
She had a tail amputation surgery as a result of the accident she had on October 22nd, when she was hit by a motorbike.
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Examination 80.00 € clinical examination
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Tests/ Imaging 110.00 € Xrays and blood tests
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Surgery 350.00 € tail amputation
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Hospital Stay 100.00 €
Sum 640.00 €
Diagnosis
Infection ❓ Unknown
Injury ✅ Confirmed
On October 22nd, she was hit by a motorcycle from behind while trying to escape a dangerous situation. She was admitted to Anadolu Veterinary Clinic. They said she had a serious spinal nerve compression problem and that she could not urinate or defecate without help. We met with neurologist Ebru. She examined her and had a CT scan done beforehand. She looked at the results and said that a tail amputation was necessary and that the broken bones pressing on the nerves needed to be repaired. She wrote a prescription for us to use until the surgery day. Even if Balim has surgery, Ebru said that if she has a severe tail fracture and nerve damage, her chances of recovery are low. However, she says that if there is no serious damage, she can recover with physical therapy and acupuncture. That is also a possibility. Balim is currently staying at the clinic and her treatment is continuing. I will try to find her a home when she recovers from the surgery. If I can't find one, I will bring her home.
Hello, first of all I want to tell you about myself and the work I do. My name is Meral, I live in Istanbul, I love animals very much. I have been studying Animal Protection with my daughter in Turkey for 4 years and have issued an employee card. We provide home supervision care for animals trying to live unattended on the street under difficult conditions for a short period of time after feeding, vaccination, neutering and care. Those who are sick and cannot receive treatment at home, we have them admitted to the clinic and treated. Of course, there is treatment in free animal rehabilitation centers in Turkey, but they die because there is not enough medical device care. For this reason, we prefer private veterinarians. Because they, like every living thing, have the right to live in a healthy, peaceful, happy environment, and I am doing my best for this. Over a long period of time, we neutered hundreds of cats, had them treated and found a home.
We have rescued 18 cats from the fatal FIP disease,we have worked with our strength, 6 of them are disabled cats in need of care in my house. We need your help for sterilizations, food, medical supplies and vaccines for cats who are on the street and at home. If you donate for them, we will be stronger and can save more animals. I believe that you kind-hearted people will be with me, thank you!
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