Category: Our Work

We at the Chelsea Foundation are very pleased to report that Sweden is doing much better, is very active, and is happy in her new home. Our continued effort is making a difference, one dog at a time. Thanks to you donors, your contributions aided in the medical care Sweden received.

Unfortunately, Sweeden was recently diagnosed with parvovirus. Canine parvovirus (CPV, commonly referred to as “parvo)  attacks the small intestine lining, causing it to stop replicating effectively. This makes it impossible for young dogs to absorb nutrients, and it allows other bacteria in the intestines to infect the rest of their body. Puppies between the ages…

On a visit to Senegal, I was saddened to see homeless dogs roaming the streets, indicating that this is a world-wide problem. The Chelsea Foundation remains committed to helping eradicate this problem in whatever little way it can. Because no dog deserves to be homeless, no matter where in the world they reside.