This galgo was locked in a yard, starving. Now safe with SOS Galgos.
Author: Beryl Brennan
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How to live with a reactive dog
We recently went on holiday for a long weekend to a group meet of sighthound adopters. One of the greyhounds was very reactive to most of the other dogs. He was only friendly with a couple of the greyhounds he has met quite often. It’s the first time in over 70 years I have come across a reactive dog and it was very sad.
Here’s an article about socialising a reactive dog.
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Nellie Doodles Bin Raider
She raided the bin with noble grace,Then had a picnic in her favourite place.
Crisp packets, pizza, a mouldy bun
Five-star dining in the midday sun
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Galga Mila in recovery
Update on Galga Mila with Galgos 112, with terrible face injuries.‘Million thanks to all the people whose donations are helping Mila’s recovery. She is brave, eats a soft diet because of her wound in the mouth, but she tolerates food and medication well. The analytics indicate anemia already in treatment and lehismania. As soon as Dr. Cruz gives hers the hospital discharge, he will travel to Barcelona to finish recovering and start the treatment of lehismania.
Million thanks, without you it would be impossible to save so many lives.
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Galga & babies abandoned in a cave
The Civil Guard rescues several malnourished greyhound puppies in a cave in Santomera.SEPRONA have opened an investigation as the puppies’ mother had a collar, indicating she may have been abandoned.
News: https://goo.su/8AHO2
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Galga Mila with terrible facial injuries – abandoned and suffering
From Galgos 112.
This galga was abandoned with a terrible face injury. People walked by and ignored her until some volunteers collected her and took her to the Galgos 112 shelter.
Mila has already been surgically operated on. She’s had to nucleate the eye and trigger the jaw, it presents a hole in the palate that almost connects to the eye. Doctor Cruz tells us that Mila couldn’t open her mouth and that these serious injuries are not recent, meaning that the suffering they have caused her is unimaginable.
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Living with a Deaf Dog
We recently lost our blind dog, but never have we had a deaf dog, and we have had dozens of dogs throughout our lives. Howwver, some white podencos are born deaf, and maybe some older galgos go deaf.
So this is Here are some tips on living with a deaf dog.”>an article about living with a deaf or blind dog.
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Two stunning cream young galgos with Galgos 112 – hoping for foster or forever homes
This handsome guy is Bono, a small youngster waiting for an adoptive family. Bono is cat friendly, would need a family that has another furry companion to be more comfortable. He likes the game and as a good galgo sleeping on the couch.If you want to add joy to your family, write with your address and phone to info@galgos112.com and we will contact you.
JOCKER is another of the last greyhounds we picked up in Jaén. He was abandoned in the streets of Linares and was easily caught.