This poor galga arrived at Pepis Refuge today. Jane explains.
‘This young girl, who we have now named Tina, was bought to the refuge this afternoon, found limping in the street. A visit to the vets and xrays taken, which shows she has a very severe brake, vet’s opinion is she has been hit with a blunt instrument.
An operation is needed urgently. The bone specialist can do the operation on Monday, 4/11/2013. We are caring for her and she is on strong medication for the pain. The specialist will need to be paid on Monday, we urgently need your help to raise the money, to ease her pain, the cost of the operation will be around, 600 euros.
Can you please help. We are calling this The Tina Appeal. Paypal donations to pepis.dogrefuge@yahoo.co.uk. Please help, Jane and Brian have over 70 dogs to care for at the refuge and they rely solely on donations, they can’t afford to have a big vet bill, but how can they not help this galga – you would, in their situation. Please help.
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12 responses to “Tina’s Appeal – help save this young injured galga”
aww poor girl will put something through tomorrow for her the b—— who done this to this poor girl should be ashamed of their self how come no one ever seems to see these awful things happening to these beutiful dogs aww bless you girl you are in safe hands with jane and her family thank you jane for taking tina in
Just sent them a small donation for Tina. Hope she gets better fast.
The poor girls leg looks very swollen and painful. A second’s act of cruelty resulting in so much trauma for Tina and expense for the rescuers. Why???? Donation on way
Jane Brian says shes only 18 months old and a very sweet and gentle galga. She goes to the vet on Monday for the operation on her leg. Will post updates as they are available. Thanks for helping.
She is beautiful Beryl, as they all are. The thanks go to Jane and Brian
we would like to thank those who have donated to Tinas appeal we are not anywhere near the target required,but we are sure with your help we can do it,we only look after the dogs,its people that donate who save them ,and we thank you for that,you are the real saviours of these fantastic dogs. Jane and Alan
Monday I will donate for Tinas Operation.I hope all goes well, poor galga must be in such a pain.
Katharina
As soon Duke arrives I shall make him a thundershirt and a few warm coats for the souls.
I will be making a donation in the next few days. Thank you for saving her.
donated for tina today
oh beryl the true saviours for these lost souls are the rescues we on this blog do what we can when we can all we have to do is click buttons to send throug the rescues have the hard work the financial the emotional and the physical side of things to cope with aswell as their own life i take my hat off to them all i understand they have got to be under great strain in all areas mentioned
UPDATE ON TINA: After her vet visit, we took Tina back to the refuge and settled her down for the night, in the Vera Canine Care Centre. She ate a hearty meal and had a restful night. This morning we took her for a gentle walk around the refuge, for her to relieve herself, she has had another meal and her morning tablets and has again settled down. On Monday she goes for her operation. Thank you to everyone who has donated, we’re only half way there, so please ask everyone to help Tina. Jane
will donate again see what i can do a week tomorrow on table top at boot sale oh bless her thinking of her wishing all goes well with op