Puppy sells fibroids for surgery and to keep walking | Chronic

The family of Scott He created a Facebook page to make Can's disease visible and raise funds by selling colored fiber to pay for his drugs and operations. The solidarity of his supporters is enormous: they manage every month to gather what is necessary to solve the treatment that allows him to walk.

Scott lives in Campeche, a Mexican state on the Yucatan Peninsula; and from an early age, he suffers from hip dysplasia, which forces him to take a drug a day to reduce back pain and walk.

Its owners are two 17-year-old twins who created the Facebook account. "Twisted dog" tell the story of your pet and post your photos. They also offer colorful fibros, at 60 pesos, which are sent all over the country with thank you notes.

Although parents of teenagers pay for treatment, it can be very expensive, so boys seek help to support it.

Scott's hip dysplasia was diagnosed while he was walking "twisted" And they began to call it love. However, when they took him to the vet, they discovered that it was a more serious pathology.

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"What is hip dysplasia?" Hip dysplasia is a degenerative disease and is very common in puppies like me.It affects many friends around the world.It is hereditary and can become so painful for us that it even reaches an advanced stage to neutralize us.Although there is no cure, there are treatments that allow us to relieve pain and improve our quality of life " published their owners by the fanpage.

In addition, they detailed: "Part of my non-surgical treatment is keeping me on a monthly basis with these medications, and I want to thank you wholeheartedly for your purchases, and thanks to each of you, my medications will not be missing this month. and life multiply so much love that they have given me. "

A similar initiative was also presented DekoAnother puppy who sold desserts in a park in Campeche to pay for chemotherapy.

The young woman behind this cause is Cristina Acosta, who found the animal at the end of last year while a pack of dogs bothered him because of his advanced age. She intervened and defended it, but Deko followed her home and slept there for three days.

The dog showed him that he was affectionate and faithful, which won the affection of Acosta and adopted him. Shortly after, he started to look very tired. That's when they received the terrible news: the vet diagnosed him with a transmissible venereal tumor (TVT).

The good thing was that it could be treated with five sessions of chemotherapy but that the owner could only collect for two, so she began to cook desserts with her sister and announced the sale on social networks. Deko accompanied him to the city park to sell them, which attracted the attention and solidarity of neighbors and local media.

Messages from people offering financial badistance always arrive on your phone, even from the United States. However, she managed to cover the treatment and thanked the brands of love and solidarity for Deko, who now enjoys a happy life.