Apologies to everyonefor being a day late! 4th April is World Stray Animals Day and Maria Daines wrote a song especially. Here’s the song and video on YouTube. Here’s the official World Stray Animals Day video.
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Podencos desperately needing help
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Urgent – letters needed to Macau to save the greyhounds
Received yesterday, 3/4/2012
‘Late Friday night, we learned that the Canidrome, China’s only dog track, had agreed to end the killing of greyhounds and institute a an adoption program for ex-racers.
This news, coming less than five months after the start of our Rescue Brooklyn campaign, was wonderful to hear. The first dogs ever to leave the track alive were to be sent to local animal protection organization ANIMA on Monday morning. Read the announcement here.
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11 galgos on death row in Mairena – the holocaust continues
Eleven more galgos are currently on death row in Mairena, many of them have been given names of US States, such as Oregon, Maine, Idaho. If anyone can take them, contact adopsionsosas@gmail.com for adoption, for foster acogidasosas@gmail.com (Sorry, lost the pix!)
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El Galgo Espanol – from the heart
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Galgo puppy – donations needed to pay for the operation
The little galgo puppy with the broken leg has been named Naomi. ADAM have taken her to the vet to have her leg operated on and repaired – the bill is over 600 euros. Please donate, if you can. They are a very new small association in Seville. There is a foster home waiting for her, if she can be transported to Murcia afterwards.
Donativos: Cuenta Paypal: tcv_amv@hotmail.es, ref Operation Naomi
Bank details Número de cuenta: CAJASOL: 2106 0506 76 0172122181 Concepto: Operación Naomi
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Happy Ending Final Feliz Photo Contest – ends 31 March 2012
If you haven’t already sent your entries in, here’s the link to read about the photo contest – you’ve until Saturday evening to get your entries in. All proceeds to helping the rescued dogs in the charity’s care.
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Galga Esperanza – one year on – latest news
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Zaragoza University, Ohio University, Scooby Medina – working together
Recently Scooby Medina was visited by a dozen vets and veterinary students to help with galgos rescued from perreras throughout Spain, many of the dogs in poor condition and sick. ^ vets and 6 students helped Eric, the refuge vet, together with Dr Guillermo Couto of Ohio University, whose visit was financed by Petcare Affinity Group. They all stayed for a week, working also with Dr Pablo Gomez of Zaragoza University and some of his students.
You can see photos of the visit here. It’s an illustration that it is not just about rescuing dogs, but also about the enormous amount of aftercare involved in rehabilitating the dogs and preparing them for adoption.
