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A Moscow neurosurgeon will fly to Altai himself to save the dog Boy Dog Boy, brutally beaten by his owner, continues to fight for his life. He has already come out of the coma, started to blink and eat on his own. The dog's skull was fractured, and complex neurosurgery had to be postponed until the blood count returned to normal. When Boy's condition improved, the volunteers agreed on a trip to a clinic in Moscow. But there were no train tickets even for the next few days, and the car ride would have taken more than two days. Flying is also dangerous for the dog itself, and due to his serious condition he needs constant care. Now the operation is planned to be carried out in Barnaul. A local veterinary clinic has agreed to provide an operating room, and volunteers are coordinating a date for the arrival of a neurosurgeon in Moscow. Vets note that the captive is surprisingly resilient, and despite severe injuries, continues to fight for life.

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A Moscow neurosurgeon will fly to Altai himself to save the dog Boy Dog Boy, brutally beaten by his owner, continues to fight for his life. He has already come out of the coma, started to blink and eat on his own. The dog's skull was fractured, and complex neurosurgery had to be postponed until the blood count returned to normal. When Boy's condition improved, the volunteers agreed on a trip to a clinic in Moscow. But there were no train tickets even for the next few days, and the car ride would have taken more than two days. Flying is also dangerous for the dog itself, and due to his serious condition he needs constant care. Now the operation is planned to be carried out in Barnaul. A local veterinary clinic has agreed to provide an operating room, and volunteers are coordinating a date for the arrival of a neurosurgeon in Moscow. Vets note that the captive is surprisingly resilient, and despite severe injuries, continues to fight for life.

A Moscow neurosurgeon will fly to Altai himself to save the dog Boy Dog Boy, brutally beaten by his owner, continues to fight for his life. He has already come out of the coma, started to blink and eat on his own. The dog's skull was fractured, and complex neurosurgery had to be postponed until the blood count returned to normal. When Boy's condition improved, the volunteers agreed on a trip to a clinic in Moscow. But there were no train tickets even for the next few days, and the car ride would have taken more than two days. Flying is also dangerous for the dog itself, and due to his serious condition he needs constant care. Now the operation is planned to be carried out in Barnaul. A local veterinary clinic has agreed to provide an operating room, and volunteers are coordinating a date for the arrival of a neurosurgeon in Moscow. Vets note that the captive is surprisingly resilient, and despite severe injuries, continues to fight for life.

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