In response to Star Community Rescue, RRSA India gained insight into a pet with atypical struggles. The pet was grappling with a massive lump. They named her Raahi.
The mass was so sizable that it allowed her to comfortably recline in a typical posture. Raahi was the roadside pet; she was on her own without anyone to care for her. Raahi was remarkably resilient and brave.
The mass protruding from Raahi’s stomach was extremely massive. It looked like a large tumor. Raahi was promptly taken for medical attention.
However, upon further examination, the veterinary staff believed that the massive mass was an inguinal hernia. Raahi was sedated for various surgical procedures.
According to the veterinarian, the surgical procedure was the safest alternative even though Raahi was frail. After the surgical procedure was concluded, Raahi had been sutured. Additionally, two fused teeth were extracted.
Raahi simply awaited some time to relax. Raahi was a lovely shelter, and her care was entrusted to the shelter workers.
Two days after the surgical procedure, she was really weak. However, she was much happier and noticeably healthier.
After several days, the workers remarked that she looked much more appealing. Particularly, while lying down, she didn’t have a large mass to contend with. She made a swift recovery.
Raahi recovered from the surgical procedure and transformed into a cheerful and enthusiastic little dog.
