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More on beach Galga Nico and her vet visit
From Sandy Galgoslover at Galgo’s Rescue Almeria.‘We just received bad/sad news from our vet.
Yesterday Nico got a laboratory bloodtest because she tested positive for Leish. She has a high Leish level but luckily her kidneys are not damaged. We’ll now start her full treatment ( Milteforan, Leishguard, Allopurinol ).
All help is welcome to support this gorgeous little girl.’
PayPal: Galgosrescuealmeria@gmail.com
Banktransfer: ES95 2085 8268 3603 3023 5226
Website:http://www.galgosrescuealmeria.com/
Banktransfer: BE10 0018 7407 9204
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Update on Galga Nico – saved from death on the beach
Sandy Galgoslover of Galgo’s Rescue Almeria reports.Nico has now been to the vet for a medical checkup and bloodtest. Unfortunately she tested positive for Leish, another blood sample have been sent to the lab to see the exact levels. The checkup was fine ( heart/ longs/ temperature) her bodyweight is 16,8 kg and this gorgeous little girl is 14 months old.
You can support Nico, all help is welcome.
PayPal: Galgosrescuealmeria@gmail.com
Banktransfer: ES95 2085 8268 3603 3023 5226
Website:http://www.galgosrescuealmeria.com
Banktransfer: BE10 0018 7407 9204
Teaming: Galgos Rescue Almería (support for 1€ a month)
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Starving galga dying on an Almeria beach – safe now with Galgo’s Rescue Almeria
Whatever hell has this poor galga suffered. Thankfully safe now with Galgo’s Rescue Almeria. Here’s what Sandy says.‘Please can you help with donations for her care for this poor girl? Just picked up on an abandoned beach in the sun, over 40, waiting to die. A Spanish girl called us from Almeria, she found her almost dead. She’s terrible skinny, has wounds,…. Tomorrow we’re going to the vet for bloodtest and checkup.
Paypal GRA to Galgosrescuealmeria@gmail.com reference Nico, after the girl who found her. -
Galga Xena at Galgo’s Rescue Almeria
This is a new arrival at the GRA shelter, brought in off the street, ears in a poor state and hard skin all over the bony parts of her body. But a happy soul. She has now been to the vet for a check over, no fever, heart and lungs were fine and she tested negative for Leish / Erlichia / Filaria / Anaplasma. She’s also now chipped and vaccinated, 24 August she will get spayed.
Many thanks to HAA for covering her Veterinary costs.Contact GRA direct if you are interested in adopting a galgo or podenco
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2 Scooby Galgos living happily in Italy
It’s lovely to have a happy rehoming story to publish, I hope you enjoy reading the story of Chiry and Maui.‘I am Marta Pedrali, I read all your articles since I adopted a galgo. I adopted a beautiful black and white galgo two years ago and a brown one last year. I love them so much and I do not understand why people treat them in those ways in Spain and in other parts of the world. For this reason, I share my story, my daily life with my special galgos through a Facebook page called “Chiry the galgo & Maui” in order to make people understand how amazing life is with them and how sweet they are. I also volunteer in an Italian association that homes them, its name is “Progetto Galgo Onlus”, we are in the province of Bergamo, Italy.
Paolo and I (Marta) are a couple that the 30th June of 2018 adopted, for the first time, a black and white galgo named Chiry. We adopted Chiry with the help of an Italian association called “Progetto Galgo Onlus”. Chiry comes from Protectora Scooby Medina in Spain. I chose him (it is a “he”) personally, after looking at the website of Protectora Scooby. On their database are plenty of dogs, I couldn’t choose at the beginning. But, when I noticed a photo with that face so sad and frightened, he caught my eyes and it didn’t take a long for me to understand that it was him, Chiry, that I would have surely adopted! Now, two beautiful and intensive years have been passed since that hot afternoon when Chiry came to us.
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PACMA reports – 3 galgos beaten, bagged, dumped in a river and left for dead
From PACMA.
‘Without truce against the abusers, today I tell you that we are going to bring to court who beat up three greyhounds in Seville and then put them in bags of feed, which he tied and threw into a river.
Two of the dogs died, but one of them managed to get out of the bag through an opening, and save himself.
It is chilling and the suffering suffered by these animals is unimaginable.
Gabi, the surviving greyhound rescued by the El Amparo del Sur Association, recovers in a house where he receives the affection and care he never had, and will never be mistreated again.
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Galgos Piconera & Porto – needing forever homes for the rest of their lives
These 2 beauties are with Dogs of Portugal, surrendered from a Spanish galguero. Lucky – given their ages – they weren’t abandoned or killed. Contact Dogs of Portugal direct if you can give either of them a forever home. -
Galgo’s Rescue Almeria – small shelter saving the galgos and podencos
From Sandy Galgoslover.‘GRA is active for 3 years now. After many disappointments and deception by false prophets who pretend to be animal lovers with the motto: “everything for the dogs” while their real motives are: “everything for our own benefit and profit”, we are now surrounded by the right people with the right intentions and we can give many dogs a new and better life.
But to save dogs and provide them with the necessary care and medical treatment to adopt them, money is needed, a lot of money.
As a small shelter it’s a daily struggle to survive and we depend on donations.