Category: Adopt
-
Galgos 112 – Adoption Fair a greyt success
Recap of the Adoption Fair held this past weekend.Despite the bad weather, it was an intense weekend, where what we would like to emphasize the most is the good work of the organization and the union of all the participating protectors.
There was a huge turnout of people as there were plenty of activities for both kids and adults. Dog walks were held as most of the participating protectors brought some doggies to introduce them.
But the moment of the afternoon was when the different associations came up to talk about their work and Rechy, with a very emotional speech, tore up more than a tear to the people gathered there.
Thank you all for coming, the visits we like so much and the organization for having counted on us. We are already preparing the next fair!
Galgos 112 Galicia good morning!!! 🇺🇦 #standssolidarios #ayudaquesaveslives #adoptwithresponsibility #dontbuyadopt #solidaritystore #galgos112official #samedogsmismaley
-
Puntanimals – galga Candela needs a foster or adoption
From PuntanimalsWe need a foster home for Candela.
A few months ago they gave us notice that a very weak skeletal sparrow had appeared in a field. We took care of her and she has since been recovering in foster care. As you can see below CANDELA doesn’t look the same, it’s great.
Her foster can no longer take care of her, and we believe that entering the shelter would be a very sudden change for her, so we ask you to make a space in your home for her.
We take care of feeding, vetting, etc.. Just needs a home until she finds her forever family.
-
Galga Candela – a slow road to recovery
My female galgas were usually around 23kg in weight, my males 25-27kg. So I find it impossible to imagine a galga weighing only 11kg!This is Candela who arrived at the end of May in a deplorable state, weighing only 11 kg. Here she is at 19kg. She is 1 and half years old. She is still scared of humans. But gets along great with dogs.
So now she is hoping for a forever family. Adoption in Belgium through Carole van Tielen.
-
Puntanimals Shelter, Umbria, Huelva – dozens of galgos needing forever homes
This is the story of Puntanimals Shelter in Umbria, yet another area bad for hunting dogs. (This stunner is Esperanza)‘https://www.puntanimals.org/nuestra-historia/
Puntanimals is a non-profit association created to help abandoned and mistreated animals. The idea was born from the hands of a fighter, animal lover who wanted his dream of helping those most in need to come true. We are located in the town of Punta Umbría (Huelva). Since before having the shelter, we already collected the animals that we found and we looked for a home where they were safe and had their needs covered. Officially we have been operating since 2011, it was when we decided to rent a place to be able to protect all the animals while we look for a definitive and responsible adoption for them.
-
Protectora Scooby – 100s of dogs needing feeding and forever homes
This is a weblink to the hundreds of dogs in Protectora Scooby shelters in Medina del Campo, Valladolid, Zamorra and Palencia. There are dozens of galgos in there.
The main purpose of this post is a) to illustrate just how many dogs are in the Scooby shelters hoping for forever homes and b) to appeal for help to fund them all. This isn’t counting all the horses, donkeys, cats, poultry, goats, cows…all rescued by Scooby and needing food and medication.
Please help, even if it’s just to join Teaming please help.
-
Virtual Adoption with Protectora Scooby animals
If you haven’t room in your home to adopt anymore deserving animals, why not try Virtual Adoption. Virtual Adoption is where a person or organisation supports an animal in a shelter rather than taking them into their own home. Scooby Medina has animals which they would love finanaia help with their feeding and care.There are lots of animals to choose from, including:
Granny – an oldie
Donja – has only one ear
Zuki – had gangrene before arriving at the shelter and lost both of her back paws;
Paris – the gentle giant and an old faithful
Alba the albino horse is there with
Cayenne y Pepper, the donkeys and Axel & Robin our new goats. All overseen by Blackie the head
of the cats in our cattery!Find out more on this weblink
-
Stunning Blue Galgo rescued from a gitano
Another from Sandy Galgoslover.
Meet Blue, until recently he was the property of a gypsy, fortunately he is now getting the chance for a different and better life.
Blue comes from the Albacete region, is almost 2 years old, very affectionate and people-oriented. At first sight things are going well in the large pack with both the regular group of males and females. He tested negative for the most common Mediterranean diseases.
You can support our dogs for 1€ a month by joining our teaming group.
-
Adopt an older dog – Greyhound ErGe hoping for love and comfort
A greyhound rescued in China! We know many Irish and English greyhounds are exported to China…‘Candys Hound Rescue International says
“Beautiful old boy ErGe from China is still looking for his forever home.He has never had a family or belonged in this world and he now deserves that chance.
Old boy ErGe is looking for his forever home. He was was rescued in main land China 3 years ago. It’s believed he was used as a police dog in his younger life according to the person who saved him in China. Once he was no longer needed by the Police he was being sold to the meat markets.
Unfortunately many police in China use Greyhounds to catch stray dogs from the streets.
ErGe is in foster with 8 other hounds and he isn’t aggressive but he doesn’t have any manners around dogs and has no boundaries.
He needs someone that will understand this and don’t expect too much from him. He needs time and patience to grow and learn how to become a pet. -
Galgo Phoenix with Galgos Rescue Almeria – hoping for a forever home
From Sandy at Galgos Rescue Almeria‘At the beginning of July, these 2 hounds Tracy & Phoenix had an appointment at the vet for a general checkup and vaccinations.
When these sweethearts arrived at Galgo’s Rescue Almeria they urgently needed immediate surgery. The traumatologist performed emergency surgery on Tracy’s upper leg on her right hind leg.
With Phoenix it was the elbow on the left front leg. For him it was waiting patiently that he recovered completely and that his leg could be saved as he had been wandering around with his fracture for weeks.
But today we look back with satisfaction on the work our vets at La Seda have done.
Both sweethearts are now ready for the next step in their lives going to a forever home.