3 galgo puppies lucky enough to be found by a lady and taken for safety to Axarquia Animal Shelter. Lucky little pups, now they can get the proper food and nutrients to grow into healthy hounds.
Category: Adopt
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Galgo’s Rescue Almeria – the galgos keep coming!
Machu In just 2 days Galgo’s Rescue Almeria collected all these unwanted galgos…thrown out by the galgueros…all young with many years ahead of them to live in happy forever homes. Contact Sandy Galgoslover is you would like to adopt one. And Sandy and John desperately need the funds to pay for all the blood tests and passports.Sandy tells the story.
22/2/2021 – Today we collected these 3 Galgos at Maskota Clinica Veterinaria in Fuente Alamo. All 3 have already been dewormed and treated against fleas and ticks. Also a blood test has been done and all 3 are free of the Mediterranean diseases.
Many thanks FMA to negotiate with the galgueros to hand them over. We can now start to make them ready for a new and better life.23/2/2021 – GRA was asked to help 3 galgos from Badajoz, 3 became 5 and finally 6 arrived.
We already received a wonderful donation from Un Levriero per la Vita to cover part of the transport costs.
We still need your help to cover the rest of the transport as also to cover their medical care ( chip / passport/ vaccinations / bloodtest / neutering /……)The same day these 2 new arrivals, two sisters Ariana & Victoria. They were handed over by a galguero from Jerez de la Frontera.
We want to thank Kim for negotiating and getting them to safety.
Next week they will get a complete checkup, blood tests, vaccinations, …….Please, you can support one of these galgos to cover medical costs:
PayPal: Galgosrescuealmeria@gmail.com
Banktransfer: IBAN ES95 2085 8268 3603 3023 5226
Website:http://www.galgosrescuealmeria.com
Banktransfer: IBAN BE10 0018 7407 9204Pix in order of arrival, 5 first, then 3 from Badajoz and then 2 from Jerez.
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Galgo Faru – rescued from the galguero and now getting medication.
From Sandy Galgoslover at Galgo’s Rescue Almeria‘After negotiating for months, this gorgeous soul Faru finally came in our care the first of December. Thanks Tracey for finally convincing the hunter to let him go. His skin and coat were in a very poorly condition, bald spots everywhere, scars…as if Faru hadn’t suffered enough, he was also Leish positive and urgently needed the right treatment.
Two months after being brought to safety we see a total different dog.
In the meantime Faru has finished his treatment with milteforan and is under observation with the usual medication and special diet food to improve kidney function.’
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Dogs of Portugal – another beautiful galgo hoping for a forever home
This beauty is Anouk, brought out of Spain to Dogs of Portugal. She’s only 3 years old and already discarded by the galguero…lucky he didn’t keep her as a breeding machine! Contact DoP if you can offer her a forever home. -
Dogs of Portugal – 2 beautiful galgos hoping for forever homes
Hidalgo and Steffi are 2 beautiful galgos taken out of Spain to the Dogs of Portugal shelter for rehoming. Hidalgo is only 2 years old, Steffi is 6. Read all about them and see videos on the links below. Contact Dogs of Portugal direct if you can offer one of them a forever home. -
Torrijos, Toledo – galgos waiting for forever homes
From Tamara Aviles.‘There are many abandoned galgos who are arrived at our shelter in Torrijos, Toledo, a hellhole for galgos.
Tele Spain 0034 664645127
Galgos in ADOPTION
Beautiful galgos of different sizes, ages, layers and characters. Each looking for a home and a family where they can be happy. They get along great with all the puppies in the shelter.
Delivered with chip, neutered, vaccinated, adoption contract, etc.
They can travel through SPAIN, FRANCE, GERMANY AND BELGIUM
Tamara Aviles
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Galga Denia – 5 years waiting for a forever home
Look at me. Tell me what you see…I’m just a dog half-breed who made it to the shelter after taking a lot of beating. Hence my fear, my tremors and wanting to hide in the furthest corner when an unknown human appears.
Half-breed? What a curious word. An amalgamation of a thousand races that make me a unique being and that in turn turns their looks away when a possible adopter passes before my kennel
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Young gal? I’m not…My youth has gone like the wind locked in…They want me at the Shelter I know. But it’s really hard to spend almost 5 years of your life waking up with the first rays of sunshine living and subsisting in a cold cement kennel.
They say I’m a galga cross…hence my slender and sleek line.
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Galgos waiting for forever homes
Black Galgo association says..‘Let’s give visibility to forgotten males…
They’re in Sevilla with Black Greyhound, and can travel where that wonderful family is ready to open the doors of their heart… Some new arrivals… and others have been waiting for months.
If you are that family, email info.blackgalgo@gmail.com
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Galga Jaira with Dogs of Portugal – looking for a forever home
This beauty is Jaira now safe with Dogs of Portugal and looking for a forever home. To find out more, click on this link.