In the Serbian city of Smederevo, where stray dogs and cats wander aimlessly through alleyways and rural roads, discarded and invisible, one mother dog named Nala briefly knew what it meant to be loved. She had been found in a junkyard, sick, trembling, and still trying to care for her puppies despite her failing body.
Thanks to the women of Paws of Smederevo, she was brought to safety. Her puppy Vila, named after the mythical fairy, and Vila’s tiny brother found healing and warmth in human arms. For a while, it seemed Nala would recover too. But the cruel grip of canine distemper, likely dormant from her time on the streets, struck suddenly, attacking her nervous system. She passed away wrapped in love, not trash.
Vila and her brother are all that remains of Nala’s world. And in her memory, we are committed to fighting for the others—those who are still out there, still waiting to be seen.
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