Yesterday we shared with you the story of little Roshi, who we saved from the Seslavtsi Municipal Isolator. During the filming of the Borko Campaign 4 Change documentary, our Michelle spotted Peaches cowering at the back of a kennel, yet her face didn't look 'quite right' so she asked the resident vet about her. The

Borko's Media Tour of Seslavtsi Isolator in Sofia gave one little boy an unexpected break. During the filming, our Michelle spotted little Roshi coughing in the corner. The resident vet explained that despite 3 courses of anti-biotics and anti-inflammatories, the cough persisted and without diagnostic facilities they could not help him further. So, as soon

Cinderella was found wandering on the streets by a kind lady who took her to a local vet for treatment.  However, it became no longer possible for her to stay with the vet, so upon hearing that she may be returned to the street, we immediately paid her current bills to secure her some extra

Borko is doing great, he now has his wheelchair and adores running around in it!  Check out his latest video below... ♥ Our media trip to Bulgaria is planned for June where together with Wetnose Animal Aid and Norton Animal Rescue Foundation, we will bring Justice for Borko with a film crew and British presenters

Bulgarian Street Dog Lucky, was battered and broken with multiple injuries after a serious car accident on 21st November and was left for dead. Fortunately for Lucky there was a kind gentlemen 4 cars back who stopped and took him to our clinic and asked for our help... Since then, Lucky has beaten all the

Raya was found wandering the streets by our volunteer Tamara... "I couldn’t resist her look, her cuddle, the paw she gave me and the hope in her eyes!" The words of our wonderful volunteer and rescuer Tamara..... We didn't turn away, Raya is now safe at our clinic and we are all very excited about

A few days ago we were asked to help with a young Irish Setter mix living on the streets of a small village.  He has a seriously injured foot. Today our new boy we have named Ricky arrived at our clinic. His tests so far show a crush type injury to the bones in his

3 separate people alerted us to this little dogs desperate plight, and despite our allocated space in our vets clinic being full to over-flowing, and our medical expenses going through the roof, we of course couldn't turn a disabled dog in need away and she is now on her way to our clinic... we've named

Mina was taken by her owners to our friends at the ARS shelter in Sofia as they wanted to leave her after they figured something was wrong with her. With the shelter overcrowded, ARS explained that dogs like Mina suffer in the shelter environment, so instead offered to help them treat her at home… They