Here's a short story:

On the southern fringes of Donetsk, in the shadow of a huge steel plant, a cacophony of barking overwhelms the dull thud of artillery fire. The PIF animal shelter is crammed with almost 1,000 dogs of all sizes, ages and breeds (though the number that can claim any sort of pedigree is probably in single figures). 

Many are orphans of the conflict that has shaken this city for the past six months. Their owners have left or in a few cases been killed by the shelling. Some have been discovered tied up and emaciated; others carry the scars of shrapnel or hobble around on three legs. There are several in every cage, with a handful of straw to protect them from temperatures that plunge far below freezing at night. 

The director of the sanctuary is Victoria Vasilieva, a tall middle-aged woman with jet black hair, whose compassion for the animals in her care is unstinting. She cradles a young dog called Jennifer, the only survivor when a shell hit her family's home near the airport. Jennifer was found traumatized in the ruins and it has taken weeks to gain her trust. 

Vasilieva says that the dogs here used to be terrified by the sounds of war. Now, like the people of Donetsk, they hardly notice them. 

Inside the office block, a puppy -- mostly black Labrador - is recovering from a broken leg and shrapnel wound. Vats of oatmeal are cooking in the yard. It's like feeding an army. A few very lucky dogs are going to new homes in Germany, Finland and Russia, but the great majority will remain at the shelter so long as there is money to feed them.  (End of story)

Provide your best guess for the following question. Give ONLY the guess, no other words or explanation.

For example:

Guess: <most likely guess, as short as possible; not a complete sentence, just the guess!>

Here are a few examples of questions and answers:

Question: Who is director of the animal shelter?
Guess: Victoria Vasilieva

Question: Is she a young woman?
Guess: no

Question: Does she have a lot of sympathy for the animals there?
Guess: yes

Question: Which animal is she holding during the story?
Guess: Jennifer

Question: Were there any other survivors where she was found?
Guess: no

Question: What happened to her family's house?
Guess: a shell hit it

Question: What was the extent of the dog's injuries?
Guess: she was traumatized

Question: Is she having trouble warming up to Victoria?
Guess: yes

Question: Where is this shelter?
Guess: Donetsk

Question: What sits next to it?
Guess: a steel plant

Question: how many dogs are housed at the shelter?
Guess: almost 1,000

Question: Are the majority full blooded breeds?
Guess: no

Question: What's been happening there to cause so many dogs to be impounded?
Guess: conflict

Question: For how long?
Guess: six months

Question: What's an example of how a dog might end up there?
Guess: being discovered tied up and emaciated

Question: Have some of them lost a limb?
Guess: yes

Question: How many are in each cage?
Guess: several

Question: What do they have for warmth?
Guess: a handful of straw

Now answer the following question in the same format.

Question: What is the black lab puppy healing from?

a broken leg and shrapnel wound