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Ukraine Puppies Beat Parvovirus Against All Odds
Andrea Powell
Update: Against All Odds, These Puppies Are Getting Their Happy Ending!
Thanks to your incredible generosity and the tireless dedication of Krystina and her team, the remaining puppies have survived! These fragile little lives have fought so hard, and now they’re growing stronger every day. Instead of struggling just to survive, they’re finally able to run, play, and enjoy the simple joys every puppy deserves.
Soon, these precious survivors will begin their next chapter in loving forever homes, surrounded by the kindness and care they deserve. Your donations helped give them a future they might never have had without you. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for standing by these puppies and helping give them the chance to grow up safe, happy, and loved.

Read the full story below.
Three litters of puppies have endured more than any animal ever should. They were born in a war zone in Ukraine and managed to survive until Krystina, owner of Under the Sun Shelter, rescued them.
Sadly, they must continue to fight to survive. The puppies were diagnosed with the highly contagious and deadly canine parvovirus. It attacks the puppy's white blood cells and intestines causing them to be severely lethargic, loss of appetite, vomiting, and bloody diarrhea.

Parvovirus progresses fast, so immediate and intense veterinary care involving IV fluids and anti-nausea meds are their only chance at survival as their fragile immune systems battle the virus.

Krystina rushed the sick puppies to the clinic where they are receiving fluids and even blood transfusions from healthy dogs.

She is caring for them around the clock, but despite all her efforts and care, several have passed away in her arms.

While heartbroken for the ones that didn't make it, she is determined to save the dozen that have survived this far. Every minute matters as these puppies continue to fight to survive.

You can help by donating towards their care and give them a fighting chance. Hope is not lost.

