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As a member of the staff (vet technician), I can tell you first hand about people's reaction to our work. There isn't a place in Romania where we've been so far, where people aren't happy to see us and express their gratitude. I see children and young people who are so careful and loving towards their pets and come from miles and miles just so they can give their pets the chance of a healthy life and others who, even thou they haven't been taught to appreciate them at their true value, learn from our example and go home with a different view towards their animals' welfare than before. Often times I heard old people saying "thank God you came and gave us this opportunity, as we are so tired of living in sin, killing the unwanted puppies year after year!" Being able to help them do the right thing and showing them there is a humane way to handle the overpopulation of dogs and cats in Romania is the true meaning of what we are doing, apart from saving so many animals from torture. I am always happy to see good people caring for their animals in a way that goes beyond financial means or even education; we are also involved in educating the young generation, as we are aware of the responsibility of securing that our work and goals go on even after we are no longer here to see it.
As for our work with the animals, as a vet technician, I am always careful about treating each animal as an individual and adapting my work and my recommendation to the vets according to the animals' needs. I am never far away from the recovery area and no animal is treated with less consideration and care, no matter their breed or where they come from ( owned or stray) and no matter how busy I find myself during a day that may end with more than 100 animals spayed/neutered. There can be no doubt about the quality of our work, with almost 50.000 spays in Romania and abroad, if animals were getting sick or dying, the world would have found out one way or another. Instead, there are millions of unborn animals spared from a life of pointless suffering and despair.

Hello, my name is Anda Popescu, I am from a small town in Romania, called Moreni. I have no idea who Rolda or Dana Costin is and I really don't care. I just know what Nancy Janes and Romanian Animal Rescue did for my town and for other towns in Romania. Just today I have been lucky enough to experience another RAR miracle, 50 dogs were spayed/ neutered for free in Targoviste, a town near my home. In Moreni, RAR spayed/ neutered a total of 120 dogs this year. I can't begin to tell you what that means to us; we are a poor town, with almost nowhere to work, so people can't afford to spay/ neuter their own dogs, let alone stray ones. Our town is swamped with unwanted puppies, who are born only to suffer and die painfull deaths. We will always be grateful to Nancy Janes ans to all RAR donors for their help, we consider them to be our guardian angels. Doctor Aurelian Stefan is a very dedicated doctor, whom we trust to spay/ neuter 50 or more dogs in one day. Doing a great work with the dogs, he never forgets to teach young students how to do an excellent work, as fast as is humanly possible, so more dogs get to be saved from a life of pain and suffering. If that isn't a great nonprofit, I personally don't know what is. Thank you!

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You should be ashamed of all the harm you are trying to do aginst Romanian Animal Rescue! We Romanian animal lovers all know the truth about you and your ongoing war against Nancy Janes. We believe she is telling the truth, because of the thousands free spayings she has made possible in our country over the years. What more proof do we need? Thousands of lives were spared form painfull existences. That is the help Romania needs and that is what Nancy Janes and RAR donors provided for us. Anda P

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