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Protectora Scooby Medina – please donate to vet fees
NUBIA. Help us give her a chance to live. Behind Nubia’s sweet eyes lies a great deal of pain.Nubia has mammary carcinoma and needs surgery. The shelter is doing everything possible to care for her, but we need your help to cover the cost of her treatment. Every donation, no matter how small, can help give her a chance: the chance to receive the care she needs, to live without pain, and to finally have the future she deserves.Please help us get Nubia the surgery she needs and give her a chance at life.DONATE: PayPal: fundacion@scoobymedina.orgThank you to everyone who chooses to be there for her. -
Chile bans greyhound racing

On Tuesday night, 18-08-2026, the Chilean Chamber of Deputies determined the future of dog racing in the country. The full chamber approved a ban on these clandestine competitions, with 80 votes in favor, 41 against, and 7 abstentions.
In Portugal racing is allowed and the exploitation of this breed continues. Forced training, doping, blood trafficking and cruelty.On this day, Chile is on the right side of history.
Sadly it could send the ‘sport’ underground. I hope not.
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5 galgos puppies
5 galgos puppies born in a shelter, who will never know the cruelty of the Spanish galguero.
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Protectora Scooby Medina – walking the galgos
During the very hot weather, it’s best to walk the dogs in the cool of the evening.
Fermin walking the galgos.
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From Heaven to Hell- the definitive guide to the Spanish Galgo
If you are passionate about galgos then you need a copy of my definitive guide to the Spanish Galgo, which can be purchased on this weblink.
All proceeds from the sale are donated to appeals for help with vet fees for sick and injured galgos.
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Valerian root – is it a good calmer for dogs?

I’m a great believer in natural remedies for my dogs and horses – apart from when they need antibiotics to kill bacteria! So is valerian root a good natural remedy as a calmer for nervous dogs, or in special circumstances like thunderstorms and fireworks?
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Galga Tina with heartworm – please donate to her vet treatment

Heartworm is a life threatening health problem in dogs, if untreated, spread by mosqsuito bites. Treatment can be for months and means the dog must not move around very much or it stimulates the worm to move around.
Galga Tina at Galgos Rescue Almeria has tested positive for this terrible problem. Here she is at the vet being examined.
From Sandy at GRA. Our sweet Tina tested positive for Dirofilaria, heartworm. Heartworm is a serious and potentially fatal disease if it is not treated properly and closely monitored. Of course, we didn’t waste a single moment. Tina returned to the veterinarian for a thorough examination. Her heart was carefully checked, and another blood sample was taken. It was examined under a microscope to determine whether any heartworm larvae were still present, allowing her treatment plan to be tailored to her needs.
