Rose

We found Rose abandoned on the streets, and her condition reflected just how horrifically abused and neglected this sweet girl had been. She had a deep cut in her neck from a where a rope had been tied, a broken leg, and to top it all, we found tumours on her uterus. How she endured such pain and loneliness for such a long time is beyond us – but of course, she didn’t have a choice.

Rose had emergency surgery to remove her uterus along with the tumours. Thankfully, she responded well and made a good recovery. Her wounds heal, she began to put on some much-needed weight, and her fur has grown beautifully.

November 2025:

There is still some bother with Rose’s leg, as we noticed she had a lump on it. X-rays showed that the lump is from the old break, where the bones have fused together incorrectly and caused inflammation. We would like to get the lump checked by a specialist, but unfortunately, this isn’t available in Egypt. Thankfully, the vet says she isn’t in pain, which is a relief.

The biggest change we have noticed is how loving Rose is. She’s so sweet and affectionate, and she adores her cuddles. She’s also formed a lovely friendship with Teddy, who she adores. Now Rose is on the farm, and she’d love to find a forever home in the UK where she can get all the attention she deserves.

January 2026:

Our flower Rose is back in the clinic 😢
She has been struggling to gain weight even on various diets.
So today she went back to the vets and they carried out all tests on her heart, Xrays, blood work etc.
Results show her anaemia has returned also her liver enzymes are high.
The rhythm of her pulse is irregular too so now she needs to visit the cardiologist 😓
We were hoping results would come back with nothing serious and she could make her way back to the farm, but unfortunately she now needs to stay in the clinic and receive treatment.
Hopefully she will respond well to medication otherwise it may be that she needs a blood transfusion.
Rose was rescued in Alexandria when she was found on the street completely emaciated.
She had a large wound on her neck from where there was a rope embedded into her neck.
She also had a large bite wound from a dog on her front leg, and other bites over her body.
Rose had begin to flourish and thrive and heal but unfortunately sometimes the damage these animal abusers cause- takes much longer for the dogs to recover. Sometimes they can relapse.
Luckily Rose is with our trusted vet so they will do everything for our baby girl.

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