From Cobie at Protectora Scooby.
‘They had been on the street for several days, crossing roads, in fear and hungry. Now they are in Scooby and will soon be ready to start a new and happy life.
But unfortunately there are still many galgos left to rescue and help.
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From Cobie at Protectora Scooby Valladollid.
‘So many people want to adopt Princessa, the galga that probably was shot through her head and that is good because this girl needs the best family there is after her ordeal and live the rest of her life in luxury as she deserves.
But there are so many dogs who deserve this, and one of them is Panteon. He was not shot in his head but fell, when abandoned and looking desperate on a graveyard for something to eat, in a new dug grave from 2 meters deep from which it was impossible for him to get out! Luckily somebody found him and warned Scooby so we could take him out and bring him to safety and this timid boy is now, over half a year later, still not adopted…He needs a bit time to know you but than he is the sweetest and most thankful boy you can imagine. He so needs his own, loving family which he can trust to be happy and also live the life he deserves…!’
Contact Scooby direct if you can offer him the loving forever home he deserves.
Hundreds marched in Belgium on Sunday 3rd February Watch the video here.
And for the first time ever the marches were reported on Spanish television
Amsterdam – marching for the galgos and podencos – Youtube video
Valladollid – video here
Barcelona –
Update Princesa.
In addition to being a great fighter, she is a very good galguita and she behaves very well when we treat her wounds
She already wants to run and play with other dogs, but it is still a little early to let her do it freely.
Little by little she is recovering and although she has lost an eye that does not prevent her from living a normal life and being happy ☺️.
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From Protectora Scooby.
‘WHAT HAVE THEY DONE TO YOU PRINCESA?!
We do not know what happened to Princesa, we cannot assure that the wound that crosses her face is from a shot, but what we can assure is that she has a hole with a trajectory that begins above the eye and ends in the lower jaw . Our little girl, only six months old , has had to suffer a lot of pain these days since in addition to the wound, the infection she had in the affected area was tremendous.
Princesa has lost her eye, too little thing if we consider that what she could have lost was her life .
Courage Princesa!
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February 1st was Day of the Galgo. And rather than show you the awful photos of Galgos, and how they have died through torture and neglect, I’d rather concentrate on the present situation that effects me daily, along with other rescues, both large and small, and individuals trying to help.
Day of the Galgo is no different from any other day, but I’m so terribly sad because I received a message tonight about a Galgo living on the streets in the next village to me. It was from a young lady, and she wrote ” I am trying to help it, but nobody helps me” This is in Sierra de Yegas, close to Campillos, in deep hunting grounds. I sat there and cried because I am so full and, cannot take on another until some go. I’ve got to the point yet again!!! where I’m frightened to open messages in case there is another about a Galgo in need that I can’t open my door to.
There are so many of them and it’s a constant battle to make room to take another in. And also to be able to support them financially to prepare them for adoption. Tomorrow there is a nationwide demonstration in many regions of Spain to promote the banning of hunting with Galgos. If you see any of these posts please share and spread the word about their plight. Change is happening, but like most other things, it takes time. There’s one thing above all else that I’d like to see and, it is that the Galgos and other hunting breeds get the same rights that pets have.
Galgos are my world, they are so forgiving of our human failures, and they make wonderful pets. Please consider adopting one, if you can’t then maybe you could foster one short term, or donate towards their care.
I have a teaming group if you could donate just one euro per month, https://www.teaming.net/ann-scaninecare
Or just share, you may reach somebody that can help
Alternatively if you prefer to use PayPal this is the address ann.spain@gmail.com
Thank you for your support, your shares and for simply being there for us
Ann and the dogs
Video of 38 galgos saved from perreras and galgueros this weekend. Now safe with Scooby. The galgos are wearing ‘special collars’ put on by the galgueros who ‘love their dogs’!
Your day is not just one, your day is all, 365 of the year.
But on February 1 our voices, representing the greyhounds, sound higher and clearer than ever to explain to everyone that, in the 1st century, is still used by most galgueros as a mere tool of Work, as a thing that when it ruins, does not fulfill its function, or it is no longer profitable, throw and buy a new.
The end that awaits a greyhound who stops being profitable for his owner is, in the best of cases, abandonment, since in many places in Spain are still hanged, they are killed or thrown alive To Wells.
Thousands of greyhounds are born every year to replace the thousands who are discarded until when?
#StopCaza #StopGalgueros
This galga has been handed in by her owner. She has spent 3 years on the end of a chain! All the details are on this weblink to the Dogs of Portugal website. Please contact them direct if you can offer a forever home. Such a beauty!
This news is from the association Unión Protección Animal Olavarría.
‘We went for them to look for them after a call from the police and there we found 2 Mobiles taking care of these poor animals that were discarded as trash in a cistern of about 3 MTS or more were covered with branches and the cistern with some badges To die discarded as a current currency, the police called the firefighters who went to take them out, there they were put in the shade and hydrated until we arrived in the organization with the girls of crao who offered veterinary care and food because they know we are overcrowded with dogs and debts.
The Police helped us move the galgos to vet of the silver where we were waiting. Diego who attended them first as always doing everything necessary to save these hungry galguitos and in total abandonment, one thing is to hear and another is to see it, fills us really with sadness, impotence and anger that a human being can do so much cruelty with a being so helpless.
