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Katty Shcheglova
Katty Shcheglova
2026-09-20 10:41 UTC
Marina
🇨🇾➡️🇳🇱 **СРОЧНО НУЖНА ПОМОЩЬ**
🐾 Мы ищем сопровождающего для **двух спасённых котят**, которым нужн...
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Katty Shcheglova
2026-09-20 11:48 UTC
Fedra Michaelidou
Hi everyone ❤️ I hope you don’t mind me sharing this here.
We recently rescued 6 dogs — 3 puppies a...
@fedramicha Hi! You’re great for helping these poor things! But we have rules for fundraising in our chat — check them out, and then repost the post again🙏🏻
https://t.me/cyanimals/311215
https://t.me/cyanimals/311215
Katty Shcheglova
2026-09-20 11:49 UTC
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Katty Shcheglova
2026-09-20 12:34 UTC
Fedra Michaelidou
Hi Katty, the poor dogs were rescued yesterday and going to the vet next week so we don’t know the e...
Hi, thank you for explaining, and I completely understand that with rescued animals it is impossible to know the final veterinary costs in advance.
However, the rules are not questioning your reputation, your experience as a rescuer, or the reputation of the charity. They apply equally to everyone in the group, regardless of how well known or experienced the person or organisation is.
The issue is that the original post asks for donations, but at this stage there is no veterinary invoice, estimate, treatment plan, or even an approximate amount being raised.
Of course, the final cost may change once the dogs have been examined and diagnosed. That is completely understandable. But after the veterinary visit, the clinic should be able to provide at least an initial estimate or invoice, and the fundraiser can then be posted with the relevant documentation and an initial target amount. If further treatment is required later, the amount can be updated together with the new veterinary documents.
Being a registered charity or a known rescuer does not replace the documentation required under the group rules. These requirements exist for transparency and must be the same for everyone.
You are very welcome to share the dogs’ story and updates in the meantime, but a fundraising request should meet the group’s fundraising requirements.
Thank you for understanding. 🙏
However, the rules are not questioning your reputation, your experience as a rescuer, or the reputation of the charity. They apply equally to everyone in the group, regardless of how well known or experienced the person or organisation is.
The issue is that the original post asks for donations, but at this stage there is no veterinary invoice, estimate, treatment plan, or even an approximate amount being raised.
Of course, the final cost may change once the dogs have been examined and diagnosed. That is completely understandable. But after the veterinary visit, the clinic should be able to provide at least an initial estimate or invoice, and the fundraiser can then be posted with the relevant documentation and an initial target amount. If further treatment is required later, the amount can be updated together with the new veterinary documents.
Being a registered charity or a known rescuer does not replace the documentation required under the group rules. These requirements exist for transparency and must be the same for everyone.
You are very welcome to share the dogs’ story and updates in the meantime, but a fundraising request should meet the group’s fundraising requirements.
Thank you for understanding. 🙏
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