Laura Laarhoven and Robert van Goor are veterinary students from the University of Utrecht. Tehey are two of the many young Dutch vets who will come to help voluntarely with the Spay/Neuter program at the Bogrov clinic thanks to Mr Hano Berger of Dieren Stages.
Our vets d-r Stankova and d-r Stoyanova work hard to prevent the birth of thousands of unwanted animals – they work every day, including weekends. At our clinic we neuter over 200 animals every month – it is absolutely free for owned and homeless animals, both dogs and cats.
Laura and Robert didn’t come to Bogrov empty-handed – they borught precious Spay/Neuter materials. It’s great to be getting such help as quality sutures are very expensive and we do neuter hundreds of animals every month.
Having the Duch vets over for help is a breath of fresh air for us – we are always in need of enthusiasm to be able to continue to work at full-speed at all times. It is great to be working with such wondeful young people. The dogs are loving them too. But the luckiest one must be young lady Dobre.
“Dobre” means “good” or “OK” in Bulgarian language. It is always one of the first things the Dutch vets learn when they come to volunteer with us. Dobre is the name Karen van de Rakt chose for the puppy she adopted from us:
Karen’s family has an elderly labrador dog – Dobre has gone to make him young again. Just the way the young Dutch vets bring a new energy to our team.