Quincy is still living in the shelter and receiving medical treatment+ rehabilitation – Help Quincy Recover After a Car Crash and Heal the Wounds

Update on Quincy 5/5/2021:

we have some updates on sweet puppy Quincy.

The good news is Quincy’s wounds are healing well. Not so good news is that even though she learned how to stand up, she still can’t walk on her own. If you remember, she was a stray puppy and was hit by a car a few months ago. She continued to live on the streets with a broken backbone for 2 more months until rescued. The fracture was old, and doctors didn’t have much hope. But with your help, dear friends, we managed to get funds for her surgery which was performed on March 13th. She is now going through rehabilitation and exercises and doctors tell us to not give up. She would need at least 2 more courses of physical therapy and we are hoping that she will be able to walk again in the future 

 Please continue to support Quincy in this journey! THANK YOU!!! 

Update on Quincy 4/4/2021:

Quincy is working very hard with Phycical Therapists, she is doing her best, she can already stand a little bit on her own ( with support!)
Her doctors told us that it will be a lot of work for her to get to improvements, so they are cautiously optimistic that she will one day be able to walk on her own!  We remain hopeful for Quincy as well! She is in very good hands and we are trying her to have the best possible chance!

 Thank you to all dear friends, who helped us to help Quincy! We wish her to stay strong, she is such a good girl and deserves every chance to a better life!
 
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Update on Quincy 3/16/2021:

Quincy undergone MRI scan and it was determined that the fracture in her spine is old and the chances are certainly not great.

The surgeons at specialty clinic in Moscow still decided to carry out the operation. The surgery was done on March,13. During the operation, a nerve that was clamped by broken vertebrae was released. Yesterday (March 15) they had started a rehabilitation course, and we were told that her prognosis is actually not bad!

The video taken during the yesterday PT session shows that Quincy’s back paws got sensitivity and bounce back to its original position, when retracted back!These are great news, since the initial prognosis was not as promising.

We are happy for Quincy, she is on a good path to recovery.

Thank you so much, for helping out with the costs of treatments and caring for Quincy!

Update on Quincy 3/11/21

Quincy was released from the veterinary hospital and is moved to a medical foster home. Her paws and crotch are being cleaned, treated for frost bites and inflamed tissues. She is having daily ointment and bandages changes, and the skin looks better. Her antibiotic treatments are also continued at foster home. The local doctors confirmed a spinal fracture and do not recommend a surgery. Her back paws at this point are weak.

In spite of pain and her past hardships Quincy is surprisingly cheerful and friendly, and even tries to play with other animals at foster home! The rescue is discussing the chances of potential spine operation with a specialty clinic in Moscow.

Thank you so much to all, who was supporting and helping this sweet girl! We are sincerely grateful and will be updating you on her condition.

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Quincy's story :

(March 4th, 2021)

This sweet young dog was hit by a car, got her backbone fractured and hind legs disables as a result of this accident. She magically survived and then had to live like this though the freezing temperatures for over 2 month without anybody rescuing her! She was dragging her disabled legs behind, sleeping on freezing asphalt and begging for food.

People would stop once in a while and throw a bone or a piece of food to this sweet pup, but nobody rushed to help (unfortunately, this is common in Russia)

Until 2 days ago somebody finally contacted our partner rescue in Volgograd and they picked this doggie up.

Because she had to drag the lower part of her body for so long, her groin area got inflamed and started to rot. Her hind legs have patches of missing skin caused by a prolonged friction on the asphalt and tissue necrosis from freezing. She would require wound treatment and healing.

As for her broken spine – unfortunately, the doctor’s forecasts are pessimistic, because it’s been over 2 month since the accident and it was a displaced fracture that has healed in a wrong way.

Quincy is still very young and full of energy, super friendly to everybody who approaches her. Such a sweet soul

. We are hoping to help her heal her wounds and rotting areas, check for other diseases, and reduce her suffering as much as we can.

We can’t do it without you, kind-hearted people who support us in this. Please consider donating as much you can

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A Video of When Quincy was found:

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