From Sandy at Galgos Rescue Almeria
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Galga Ana – abandoned and pregnant – a happy ending
I made a little movie of Ana’s story. Her saving was only possible with lots of help from a few people.Now she can be a mum for all her babies and watch them grow up till they are old enough to go their own way. -
Sign and share this petition to reform the Spanish Penal Code
Please sign and share this petition organised by PACMA – Partido Animalista.‘we are asking you to support this citizen initiative led by lawyer Xavi Abat, which calls for an urgent reform of the Penal Code. The goal is to ensure that the most severe cases of animal abuse result in actual prison sentences and other measures that permanently prevent abusers from ever owning animals again.’ -
March for the Greyhounds – July 25 in Manchester, England

For a century, they’ve suffered in silence. It’s time to stand up, show up, and make some noise.
The greyhound racing industry leaves a long trail of forgotten lives behind bars. These dogs can’t speak for themselves, which means it’s up to us to be their voice.Join us in Manchester for the **Century of Suffering – March For The Murdered Million** and demand an end to the cruelty.
📍 **Where:** All Saints Park, Manchester
📅 **When:** 25th July 2026
⏰ **Time:** 11:30 AM
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Can dogs have a chicken allergy?
Chicken is usually recommended, along with rice, as a good for dogs especially recovering after illness. When I visited a shelter in Spain some years ago, raw chicken carcases were delivered from a chicken processing factory as food for the rescue dogs. I regularly feed minced cooked chicken to my dogs without a problem.
However, dogs can have allergies to certain foods just like humans. so can they have a chicken allergy?
Read the full article on this weblink.
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Ex-racing galga – used, abused, injured – now safe with Galgos Rescue Almeria
Late week, our van headed to Los Gallardos to pick up a 2-year-old girl. She had been used for competitive racing, but due to injuries to her hind leg, she was no longer considered “useful.” At the rescue center, she is now finally receiving the rest, care, and time she needs to recover. We will continue to monitor her progress closely and share more updates soon.PayPal: Galgosrescuealmeria@gmail.combanktransfer: IBAN BE10 0018 7407 9204banktransfer: IBAN ES92 3058 0062 2712 2001 9362 -
Protectora Scooby Medina – behind the scenes
Behind the scenes at Protectora Scooby, all these gorgeous hounds are hoping for forever homes.
Contact Scooby direct
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7 more galgos arrive at Galgos Rescue Almeria
Even though hunting with hounds in Spain ended at the end of January, the shelters are still overwhelmed with dogs abandoned and dumped in perreras.
No sooner has space been made in shelters because galgos have left for their forever homes but the space is soon filled by more innocent souls dumped by the galgueros. The pressure never stops.
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Protectora Scooby Medina – galgos for forever homes
3 gorgeous galgos with Protectora y Santuario Scooby hoping for forever homes. -
China – weighing a greyhound for sale to the butcher
We think the Spanish galgueros are cruel to their hunting dogs. This is the meat market in China where dogs are taken off the truck, weighed and sold for human consumption. Many are greyhounds sent from the UK and Ireland after racing has finished, many are bred in China by AI.These 2 greyhounds luckily were saved by Candy Cane International Rescue and Greyhound Protection UK

