Karma is only 18 months old. When she was just a puppy, she was hit by a car and was brought to a shelter in terrible condition. It seemed impossible that she would survive or live normal life. But people fought for her. Several rescues and shelters came together to save this little dog. They raised money for a complicated surgery, took her to physiotherapy appointments, built special rehabilitation equipment for her in foster care, and moved her between foster homes to make sure she received the best possible care.

Today, Karma lives with polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA) bone cement and stabilizing screws in her spine. Maybe that is why nobody has wanted to adopt her. Perhaps people are afraid of the implants, or afraid that one day they may stop helping.

An organization in the United Kingdom that helps senior, disabled, and “hard-to-place” dogs has agreed to take Karma and help find her a forever family. We hope that in the UK, more people will be able to meet her, see her beauty, spirit, and character, and hopefully give her the chance she has been denied for so long.
A place on the charter cargo flight costs 650 euros. If we can raise this amount, Karma will be able to fly on May 24.

Please help Karma get there by donating any amount you can.
And hopefully, after 24.05, we will all be seeing happy photos of Karma smiling, running, playing, and finally living the life she fought so hard for.