Galgo News

  • Stunning Hairy Galgo with Galgos 112 – hoping for a forever home

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    From Galgos 112

    Hey there!! I introduce myself!! My name is NICO and I’m a blonde and white greyhound. I am only 2 years old. By my face and hair some people think I can be a little crazy, but… i promise you i won’t ! I’m pretty good (almost). They say I’m nice and the truth is I love being with you humans who play with me and pet me. I like being with other dogs too we had so much fun running and playing!.

    I lived with my brothers, but one day they separated me from them and took me to a kennel. It was an ugly dark place. All the dogs there were sad and scared, they didn’t want to play, I got that sadness and I also went hungry and scared. But now I’m out!… and I’ve been told that very soon someone will notice me and want to adopt me. I don’t know what “adopt me” means must be a very good thing. I have also been told that I will have a family that will love me very much and will take care of me. I don’t know if it’s true but I prefer to think it is.

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  • Galgueros promote hunting in Spanish schools

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    The galgueros fight back against the rescue associations which go into schools discouraging hunting.

    The Extreme Hunting Federation has decided to bring its PROADES program ‘Hunting and Nature’ to 27 schools in the community, which has generated concerns about the education being given to young people.

    Although the program includes informative talks and outdoor activities, its approach to hunting and hunting can be problematic as it promotes an activity that many consider incompatible with wildlife conservation and respect for wildlife.
    Since its inception in 2017, this program has been gaining ground in schools, but it’s critical to question whether it truly brings educational and environmental value, or if, on the contrary, normalizes practices that can be detrimental to the ecosystem.

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  • Galga x Ika – a scared baby seeking an understanding forever home

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    Ika is looking for a home where she feels safe and loved!

    Ika is a beautiful galga cross about 1 year old, medium in size and a soul full of cuteness. She was found abandoned in a field, scared and without knowing who to trust. She’s a *very scared* puppy, but with patience and love, she’s taking baby steps. What’s clear is that he loves the company of other animals: she gets along great with dogs and also cats, so it would be ideal for a home with more furry companions.

    We are looking for a peaceful and patient family for her, who respects her rhythm and gives her the security she needs to come out of her shell and show how sweet, good and adorable she really is. Delivered vaccinated, dewormed, chipped, sterilized and blood tested.

    If you think you can give Ika the chance she so deserves, contact us at (Spain 0034) 674 476 810

    Help her find the home where she can be happy!

  • 77% of Spaniards reject bull fights and 80% do not accept hunting

    Read the full article here.

  • How to treat cuts and sores on your dog’s feet

    Read the full article on this weblink.

    When I’ve had a problem like this on one of my dogs, I use Vet bandage and make a bootee from leather with a tape tie.

  • Caring for a senior dog – Galgo GUFO with Protectora Scooby needs a forever home

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    Older dogs in shelters find it harder to get adopted. Yet they can bring just as much joy as a younger dog. And they have hadvantages – generally toilet trained, walk well on a leash, less likely to chew furniture! This weblink explains what to look out for in a senior dog.

    Galgo Gufo is 10 years old and with Protectora Schooby. He’s hoping for a forever home where he can stretch out on a comfy sofa, enjoy walks in the countryside, and know the love of a caring family. Contact Scooby direct if you can offer him that home.

  • Spain – National Galgo Championships 2025 in Castilla y Leon – 132 complaints against the galgueros

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    132 complaints, drugs and white weapons during the National Galgos Championship held in Madrigal de las Altas Torres, Avila.

    Among them, the Benemerita highlights the 22 complaints for possession and consumption of narcotic substances at the event, two for possession of white weapons, one for displaying weapons in an unenabled place, another for violation of hunting rules and 106 for violations related to road safety.

    News: https://www.elespanol.com/castilla-y-leon/region/avila/20250218/denuncias-drogas-armas-blancas-campeonato-nacional-galgos-tierras-abulenses/925158075_0.html

  • Spain -hare coursing with galgos in Salamanca

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    Three hunters from Extremadura intercepted in Salamanca.

    Two galgos and a thermal visor were found in the registration of his vehicle, an item prohibited for hunting.

    Several patrols of the Avila Civil Guard have intercepted three poachers, between 25 and 39 years old and from Extremadura, on the A-50 at the height of Peñaranda (Salamanca) who were fleeing from the abulence town of Muñosancho, where they were practicing stealth hunting at that time Of veda and using forbidden means.

    News: https://www.canalextremadura.es/…/interceptados-en…

  • Taking your dog, cat or ferret abroad – Animal Health Certificate needed every trip

    Brexit has a lot to answer for, not thought out and making an unholy mess of countless things linking the UK to the rest of Europe. Travelling from the UK to Europe with your dog gets ever more complicated. You need to get a certificate a minimum of 10 days before you travel, and a certificate for every time you do!!

    This weblink takes you to information about an Animal Health Certificate.

  • Hunting is a violent activity – only 1% of Spanish participate

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    Hunting -solution or problem?

    On the first weekend of February thousands of people took to the street to ask for the end of hunting.

    Hunting is a violent activity, practiced by only 1% of the population and which, however, for months, hijacks our mountains and fields, sowing them with death and suffering and preventing us from enjoying these spaces, which become a deadly trap, for 99% of the remaining population.

    Read the full article on ESdiario