STORY FORM
Date
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June 2012
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Country |
Syria |
Location
Refuge name or
mobile clinic location |
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine / stables |
Photos or video |
Photos |
ANIMAL
Donkey/ horse/ mule/ camel
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Donkey |
Animal age and name (if has one) |
7 years, called Jammouleh ( means pretty in English). |
Male/ female
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female |
Work of animal (what does it do on a daily basis)
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Used in faculty as animal for teaching the students the methods of treatment, surgery, and anesthetization. |
Work hours (how long does it work for every day)
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Working conditions (what is the environment like that it works in) |
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OWNER
Owner’s name
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Faculty of Veterinary Medicine |
Family details (e.g. do they have wife/ children?)
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Area owner lives
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How did owner get animal to SPANA?
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Owner quote- what did they say about SPANA? What did they say about importance of animal?
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How long has owner worked with animals? |
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These are all of the questions for the owner- you can complete the rest of the form without them.
INJURY/ ILLNESS
Injury/ illness
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wound |
Injury/ illness signs
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Laceration in the skin and the tissues, losing of hair, and redness in the place. |
Injury/ illness cause
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Collision the donkey with sharp tool in the wall of the stable, which caused cutting of the skin and losing part of it.
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Treatment description |
The dirt was removed and the hair was cut around the place of the wound. The wound was cleaned with the salty water, then it was touched with the solution of tincture of iodine. The donkey was given anti tetanus, the wound was sprayed with alamycine. Also, the animal was given 3 doses of antibiotics for 3 days, and 3 doses of vitamins for 3 days.
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Recovery time
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About 45 days |
Advice given to animal owner by SPANA staff
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To remove the sharp tools from the stable, to be careful for his animal during coming in and coming out of the stable. He was advised also, to care with his animal and continue the treatment until the recovery. |
ANY OTHER INFORMATION
Email story form details and images/ video to: Katie@spana.org. Or post to SPANA Head Office.
By vet Lina Taftanazi |