Caesar

If you had seen me a year ago, when I first got here, I am sure you wouldn't have given me the noble name of Caesar. Due to a long period of neglect my eye was in bad shape and the staff here in the Society looked after me devotedly until I was fully recovered

Caesar was found wandering in the Sharon area, apparently abandoned by his owners. He reached the Society stables suffering from a wound under his left eye. Because the wound had been neglected an Aberonella (fly-worm maggots hatching ground) developed in the area.

Caesar on the day he reached the stables - suffering from fly-worm maggots in the eye area
Caesar on the day he reached the stables – suffering from fly-worm maggots in the eye area

Caesar was treated with antibiotics to heal the wound and prevent infection, while a special fly mask was put on her for a few weeks. In a short time the handsome Caesar was crowned Prince of the Stables. Thanks to his good-natured ways he gets on well with the donkeys and the other horses in the Society’s Guest House for Horses.

Caesar being administered deworming inoculation
Caesar being administered deworming inoculation

After a very long rehabilitation process Caesar found an adoptive home.

Caesar today - healthy, energetic and the eye wound is healed completely
Caesar today – healthy, energetic and the eye wound is healed completely