Bono's Incredible Comeback: From Despair to Resilience and Recovery!

He was incredibly weak, and his injured tail was infested with worms, which will make his recovery slower. We're committed to ensuring he receives everything he needs to regain strength and health.

Bono is currently under the watchful eye of a team of specialists, including a gastroenterologist, hematologist, physician, and surgeon. He remains hospitalized with no estimated discharge date.

Among them was Bono, who despite his grim state, showed signs of resilience. Although he was battling a serious infection and anemia, there were signs of improvement.

Since his treatment began, Bono has become more alert, able to hold his head up, and his eyes show signs of recovery. Though he remains very thin and infected, a medical consultation will be arranged in the coming days if his condition allows.

When Bono regains more strength, his remaining injured tail will need to be amputated. Thankfully, Bono no longer suffers from diarrhea, which is a relief. However, his blood test results are still concerning due to severe anemia. His weight has improved slightly, going from 19.7 kg to 21.6 kg.

Despite the rough start, Bono's health is on the mend, and on Monday, he will undergo stomach treatment. More positively, Bono has begun to eat on his own, a significant step forward. We invite you to follow Bono's journey—a tale of resilience that is sure to inspire all who hear it.