Category: Fund raising

  • Greyhounds In Need on easyfundraising – support now

    If you shop online, especially with sites like Amazon, Etsy, you can help Greyhounds In Need by joining easyfundraisng and helpiing fundraise for galgos and greyhounds. Click on this weblink for more information.

  • Galga Zenda – looking for a forever home after 7 years loyalty to a galguero

    Zenda 1 4 2024 400
    Meet Zenda (Persian origin : Sacred ).

    She’s a wonderful girl, affectionate when she trusts you, sociable with other dogs, great in the house. She’s not known what it’s like to live in a home, sleep warm and fluffy. Being company all day long.

    She is about 6-7 years old. It’s more like medium size (20-22kg).She needs your help. Needs you to go get ready and find a good furever home.

    She has to go to the vet and have two lumps looked at (one on a breast and one on a side), neutered, chipped and vaccinated, analytics and disease tests. Zenda needs them.

    She is in Huelva capital

    If you can contribute something, however small, for vet treatment for Zenda, please help.

    Ways to give:

    Paypal – https://paypal.me/AYUDAPARAZENDA?country.x=ES&locale.x=es_ES

    Bank – ES93 2100 1609 0001 00585247 caixabank

  • Galgo Senorito now with Galgo Rescue Almeria – a very sick galgo

    GRA Senorito 1 400
    From Galgo Rescue Almeria

    ‘ A few days ago we collected this galgo at Clínica Veterinaria Puerto De Mazarròn.

    In collaboration with Friends of Mazarrón Animals, this big boy, Señorito, can look forward to a new, different and better life.
    Unfortunately, he tested positive for both Dirofilaria and Leishmania, 2 of the toughest Mediterranean diseases. How much bad luck can you have.

    Both originate from a sting of an unsightly mosquito, but a sting with major consequences and if not treated eventually fatal. However, you can perfectly protect them against this with pipettes, collars or even a vaccination. But that costs some money and to hunters their dogs are not worth that to them.

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  • Galgos 112 – young abandoned galgo now safe

    Galgos 112 puppy 4 2024 400
    From Galgos 112, who have nbeen rescuing Spanish hunting dogs for 16 years.

    A few days ago we received a notice of this abandoned baby, very hungry and thirsty. What did we do? Being overwhelmed as dogs waiting for a family, we couldn’t look away and luckily for him there was a companion nearby where the little one took refuge.

    Result that Tico has joined our family with the extra effort of taking on another daycare payment.
    The young boy has been dewormed and cleared from being eaten by fleas and ticks. Not surprising that he’s not carrying a chip.

    Welcome Ticorrón! Now it’s our turn to ask for help to pay for his daycare, and or family that can take him in while he recovers.

    Thank you if you can help.

    Info@galgos112.com

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  • Galgos 112 – full to bursting but still they find room for abandoned galgos

    Galgos 112 brothers 1 400
    Hunting in Spain finished at the end of January and of course the Shelters are all full. And with the Spanish hunters not letting up on their overbreeding of their dogs, the situation year on year foes not change.

    Galgos 112 say this.

    A few weeks ago we had to make the hard decision to close our doors to new dogs at least until some of the Galgos and Podencos we have are fostered or adopted by a family.

    We can’t keep helping more dogs for two reasons:

    1. Out of space for the dogs.
    2. Lack of economic capacity to cover all your expenses.

    Since then we have only attended to some urgent cases to which it was impossible to say no, and they have also arrived at Galgos 112 these two galgos, we believe they are brothers, that someone left tied up at the door of one of the residences we collaborate with. We couldn’t stop helping them.

    Their names are Barry and Otis, they are two 3-year-old galgos, unidentified, sociable and not afraid of people. They are healthy and their vet protocol is almost complete. They are available for adoption

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  • Galgos in need of saving – in Extramadura and Cadiz

    Marion Lola 400
    From Asociacion Caralapiz And Friends

    We need your help financially to be able to take rescue some more galgos and put them in other kennels whilst we make a hole in getting some of our current galgos in foster and adoption. The kennel is between 120-140 euros/week per dog.

    They have been surrendered by their galgueros and are in the villages of Extramadura and Cadiz.

    Can you please help.

    Bank Transfer

    B.Santander
    Asociación Caralapiz And Friends
    ES97 0049 2404 7121 1424 4772
    SWIFT O BIC
    BSCH ES MM XXX

    Paypal asociacióncaralapiz@gmail.com

    WhatsApp contact (Spain 0034) 633248977

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  • Protectora Scooby – galgo with an infected tail

    Scooby tail amputation 1 400
    Here’s his story.

    Lately, many galgos have arrived at Scooby from the ones that their owners abandon at the end of the hunting season… Among them this one, the one we had to amputate part of his tail because it was very infected and had been necrosized. He’s recovering nicely now, getting his laser therapy sessions and most of all lots of cuddles.

    If you would like to help us continue saving and changing lives, you can do so in the following ways:

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

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

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  • Injured galga now safe with Protectora Scooby

    Scooby galga 1400  16 3 2023
    From Cobie Steketee at Scooby.

    ‘2 Weeks ago Scooby saved 5 galgos from the perrera provincial from Valladolid. This poor girl who was left there was very, very skinny and with several big infected wounds for which she gets treatment now. She is placed in a special “skinnies” kennel where they get a lot of special food so they can recuperate extra fast.

    We have named her Mailen and so far she is doing very well.

    Chip: 67183. Info: adopciones@scoobymedina.org

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  • Greyhounds In Need – more roadside casualties – 2 galgas rescued

    From Greyhounds In Need

    Galga sisters, Luz (Light) and Vida (Life) were rescued from the roadside by volunteers from Arca de Noe in Albacete. Vida had been run over but despite being scared, her sister, Luz, never left her side, stayed with her during the rescue & being taken to the vet. Both Vida’s hips were broken but she has made a good recovery and Luz & Vida are now being fostered by a kind lady who has two more galgos at home.

    Thank you to Arca de Noe & and foster mum for showing these girls that not everyone is cruel.

    Video of their rescue

    photos in recovery

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  • Galgo designs for fundraising

    Atrful Starfish t shirt 400
    This lady has rescued greyhounds and designs items to sell and donate to rescue for the greyhounds, galgos and podencos.

    Have a look at her shop on this weblink.