Thank you so much to those who sponsored Annie, the founder of Action for Greyhounds UK – via the email appeal which was forwarded out for her tandem Skydive.
I’m pleased to share with you the photos taken on her ‘big day’.
Annie’s Skydive was originally scheduled for approximately 9.30/10am but due to bad weather conditions (rain and high winds), the Skydive Company had to wait for a window in the weather, and so she never got up and away until almost 2pm.
But the wait was worthwhile, and although Annie had never been in a plane before, and was rather more concerned about that than the actual jump, she was elated with the whole event. They did a ‘free-fall’ first, then the parachute opened before they hit cloud, and they descended through the cloud as they came down, which Annie said was simply amazing.
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This is Eros. Look long at his gentle trusting smiling face. He’s not even a year old, just a baby. He’s just been stolen by the galguerros from the sanctuary of the refuge trying to rehome him. What expression of fear and terror must be on his face now.
August has arrived, soon it will be September, and the beginning of the hunting season in Spain. Hundreds of galgos remain in refuges at the moment, rescued by brave over-worked volunteers.
The capture of