There are several galgos for adoption at 112carlotagalgos, Kelaya is one. Click on this weblink to read more about her and complete the enquiry form if you are interested in her.
Category: Adopt
-
112carlotagalgos – Galga Kelaya for adoption
-
Stunning Galgos for adoption with Galgo’s Rescue Almeria
Click on this weblink and take a look at all the beautiful galgos currently with Galgo’s Rescue Almeria, all hoping for forever homes. Contact Sandy direct if you have room in your home and heart for one. This beauty is Mena. -
SOS Levrieri – about the Spanish Galgo
The greyhound, unlike all other dog breeds, was not created and selected by man, it is a product of nature already represented in the early graffiti of high Mesopotamia and arrived to us practically intact.
The man, who transforms everything, didn’t feel the need to intervene on the greyhound.
He was the first animal to collaborate with man, he is morbidly attached to his owner, he is lazy and loves to sleep, but he is ready to transform into a fast hunter, careful gaze and snapping muscles.
He’s tender, affectionate, reserved, never intrusive, discreet presence by your side.
It’s a majestic dog, fast as the wind and light as a feather.
-
‘The Journey’ – when you bring a pet into your life
“The Journey” by Crystal Ward KentWhen you bring a pet into your life, you begin a journey – a journey that will bring you more love and devotion than you have ever known, yet also test your strength and courage.
If you allow, the journey will teach you many things, about life, about yourself, and most of all, about love. You will come away changed forever, for one soul cannot touch another without leaving its mark.
Along the way, you will learn much about savoring life’s simple pleasures;
jumping in leaves, snoozing in the sun, the joys of puddles, and even the satisfaction of a good scratch behind the ears. -
Black Galgo – 4 rescued galgos needing help
‘WE NEED URGENT HELP
Total emergency… we are at a bad time, there are not many adoptions, we have many animals waiting to be adopted and just now that we are on the expense limit just got this ultimatum!!!
Either you take them or I loose them!!!
Four souls in grief who just landed, four wingless angels,
Four famished, hungry, thirsty, full of ticks, chinchorros and fleas.. looking at us with eyes of uncertainty and resignation.
As if we’re going to say no… knowing the ending that was waiting for them.
-
Galgo’s Rescue Almeria – and the dogs keep coming!
From Sandy at Galgo’s Rescue Almeria‘Rescuing dogs, it’s a never ending story.
Dogs are dumped en masse all year round and left to their own devices.
Not only at the end of the hunting season, but even now at the beginning, the underperforming dogs are discarded.
Already more than 10 adult galgos are waiting to come to GRA.Because at this moment we are completely full 3 podencos are staying temporarily in another shelter, luckily 8 puppies and 1 oldie are in a foster family.
All help and support will be needed to cover all costs.
PayPal: Galgosrescuealmeria@gmail.com
Banktransfer: IBAN ES95 2085 8268 3603 3023 5226
Website:http://www.galgosrescuealmeria.com
Banktransfer: IBAN BE10 0018 7407 9204
-
Rehoming a galgo – what they need to learn
Galgos 112 explains what a galgo needs to learn when going into foster or adoption.
‘Galga Leía just arrived at her foster home. The most trivial things are a challenge for her. From going up and down stairs, an elevator, TV or a vacuum cleaner. At first it’s not easy for them and it’s the work of the family that welcomes them to help them get through this stage patiently, without trauma. It’s an exciting and very rewarding task.
Being foster family is not only opening your home to a dog who needs to physically recover. It’s so much more. To foster also means meeting each dog, understanding and introducing him into a different world by taking the first steps in his education. It’s accompanying him and giving him the help he needs to recover that worthy life he should always have.
If you haven’t had this experience yet we encourage you to host at least once, better if more. Without foster homes we can’t help them anymore. -
Spain – hunting with hounds has started again – whilst dogs are still being dumped!
Rescuing abandoned animals is a never-ending story.
More and more we get appeals for help from private people who find or see dogs wandering in the streets, in the fields, etc.
Also from other shelters that can’t handle the massive influx of dogs.We are a small shelter with limited places and with a lot of pain in the heart we sometimes have to say no.
While all shelters are still busy helping and saving dumped dogs from last hunting season, last Sunday the bang of the guns could be heard again, the new hunting season has already started again.
All support / help stays welcome.
PayPal: galgosrescuealmeria@gmail.com
Banktransfer: IBAN ES95 2085 8268 3603 3023 5226
Website:http://www.galgosrescuealmeria.com
Banktransfer: IBAN BE10 0018 7407 9204
Teaming: galgos Rescue Almería (support for 1€ a month)
