The animal welfare organization provided shelter and a plea on social media for donations to help pay his medical bills.
Social media helped spread the word about “Tribilin,” a dog from Panama who has sarcoma, a type of cancer that develops in tissues near the bones or muscles and requires chemotherapy. According to the Fundación Defensores de Animales de Panamá, he was saved in February.
“My name is Tribilin, and I have sarcoma, a type of most cancers, in my face. “Don’t be afraid to look at me; I’m just a sick dog,” I said.
According to the Instagram post “..this foundation rescued me a month in the past, and now I’m finally prepared to receive chemotherapies, which can be my utmost desire, Cute Animals “tribalism” is seen posing next to a sign that reads “I sell candy to pay for my chemotherapies.”
Although my tumor was removed surgically, it is still too large. Could you please lend me a paw to help me?
As expected, his story became very popular online and was shared by many people.
The dog’s post not only went viral but also helped raise enough money to get him treated and admitted to a veterinary hospital.
After several days, “tribalism” had finally been able to receive his first chemotherapy treatment, according to the inspiration.
He will be spending three days in the medical facility due to the damage of his kidneys and the need for medication.
The doctors are still waiting for word on their condition. They will decide when he will begin his next round of chemotherapy, based upon the state of his organs.
He was informed by his caregivers that the dog had received his subcutaneous watering and that everything went well. His sister was given one last performance by his caregivers, when a boy dressed up with his mother as clowns.
