Category: Adopt

From Galgos 112

‘We aren’t very good at posting numbers of our rescuers but for once, we’re going to do it at least in partial mode.

From January 1 to March 8, 2022 there are 70 dogs picked up from the street alone in the Jaén delegation. Dogs that were abandoned, many with fractures and mostly sick, some in gravity. Of these 70 dogs one is a mastin, the other is a pointer, 3 are galgo crosses, 6 are podencos and the remaining 59 are galgos. 2 have passed away, 24 have been adopted and the rest some are still recovering and others waiting for adoption.

We don’t lie when we ask for financial help or foster homes, nor when we say we can’t anymore and that we need adoptions. I wish it wasn’t necessary, but the situation of Galgos in Spain is what it is. Numbers sing though many deny it and want to shut us up.

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Can you believe these tiny babies were dumped, without their mother, in a perrera?!

‘6 baby galguitos that were dumped at the Valladolid provincial kennel and the ones we took care of along with other adult galguitos. The poor things came full of internal parasites, but we have already given them their pills and in a few days they will start with the vaccination route.

They are all super cute and are going to need new homes to grow and live happily for the rest of their lives.

To adopt or ask for more information, email adoptions@scoobymedina.org

If you can’t foster or adopt, but you want to help us continue saving lives, you can do it in the following ways:

Join teaming for €1/month: http://bit.ly/2teaming

Become a sponsor (from €3 per month): https://bit.ly/2lyMhBi

Donations:

PayPal – Edwin@scoobymedina.org

Bank: ES8400495219542216459780

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From Animal Rescue Spain

‘He walked along the road, without strength, bleeding from his legs from spending days walking on the asphalt, desperately looking for food, with his skin stuck to his bones and about to die of starvation. We have called him Drack. We are healing his wounds, his physical and soul wounds, even though he only thinks about eating. This galgo is synonymous with strength and struggle, abandonment and indifference. He is already in Animal Rescue Spain, cared for, protected, resting. He doesn’t know it, but he will never suffer again.

Since his arrival he has already gained 2 kilos, but is still very thin. His infectious disease tests came back negative and that broke our hearts even more, because that’s how we know Drack got to this state – because of lack of food, they tried to starve him to death, and they surely threw him in the bones into the street. He walked for days and days down the road, where his legs were smashed and his pads were left raw, full of wounds and with a voracious hunger. Drack is now reborn at Animal Rescue Spain and reminds us that dogs are strong and grateful. Every caress, every can, every cure, every sausage, every treat, returns a look of gratitude on their part and that is our greatest reward.

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