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  • Mairena Killing Station – no more pix – what are they hiding?

    You will remember the postings of the galgos in the Mairena killing station, and a brave woman who went inside to take the photos. She has now been forbidden to take any more pictures. So the rest of the world will not know in future what goes on in side there.

    1 February 2010
  • Letter to the EC – write to Spain’s MEPs too – Stop the annual galgo massacre

    Here is a list of MEP (Spain) in the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety Division, and from the Group of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe

    Send a copy of this letter to them

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    1 February 2010
  • Podencos suffer too – Spanish Sun? No fun for these guys

    Podenco missing foot 2 charl 300 The cruelty is never ending, podencos suffer too. This chap has lost half his front leg, possibly in one of those ghastly metal snares. And another one abandoned nearby. Has anyone any room for them?

    Contacto: evami@hotmail.com (0034) 677434777

    http://www.animalhelp.es/cordoba-tigre.htm

    Podenco abandoned 0110 charl 300

    31 January 2010
  • Teo & Don Juan make it from death’s door – thanks to Pro-Galgo

    Good news about Teo and Don Juan; thanks to Mo Swatek and her Pro-Galgo team, these two galgos will now survive. Now they need their forever homes.

    31 January 2010
  • Write to the EU about the Spanish galgo massacre now hunting has finished

    Galgo supporter Valarie Wolf has kindly composed this letter to send to the European Commission and MEPs.

    Please copy and paste it and send it to the European Commissioner, you will find other relevant addresses on this weblink.

    Thank you for your help and support, Valarie, as always it is very much appreciated.

    To….

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    31 January 2010
  • Plight of the Spanish Galgos hits the headlines

    More publicity in the UK for the plight of the galgos, and theFrenchPaper has this month published a Letter to the Editor from Beatrice Monnet of L’Europe des Levriers.

    31 January 2010
  • Update on galgo Kafir – 12 days after his leg amputation

    Kafir 4 300110 250 Cristina has just sent these wonderful photos of Kafir, running free, only 12 days after having his hind leg removed. Read the original story.

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    Kafir 3 300110 200

    31 January 2010
  • Update on Balming of Galgos

    There are stories coming out of Spain now saying that the story of the balming of galgos at Cordoba University was the work of someone posing as a student at the university. I have seen copies of documents containing the original information. We have a saying in the UK ‘no smoke without fire’ – which means that there has to be an element of truth in a story.

    I will continue with my investigations, as will others, as this has now stirred up quite a hornet’s nest.

    Watch this space!

    31 January 2010
  • Two more innocent victims in the Spanish winter

    Dibujo[1] terrible mange 0110 300 PLEASE can someone help this galga in Seville..she is in a terrible state………

    lolidalo@hotmail.com 675146168 Loli

    BIMBA podenca 0110 300 and Bimba, a podenca has taken her life in her own hands, abused, neglected and cold – she has given up eating now.

    Teléfono: 655 68 58 59
    protectoraburjassot@gmail.com

    Me, I post all these stories and I just want to take them all and give them a chance to know love and a gentle caress, and a good meal every day.

    UPDATE 13 FEB 2010 BOTH THESE DOGS HAVE NOW BEEN TAKEN INTO REFUGES.

    30 January 2010
  • EU condemns wolf hunt – why can’t it condemn the annual massacre of galgos?!

    This has just come through from the EuroGroup for Animals newsletter.

    Swedish wolf hunt condemned

    The Swedish government was criticised by animal protection and conservation organisations across Europe in December, after it authorised the killing of a substantial proportion of the country’s wolf population. No less than 12,000 applied to hunt 27 wolves, the set quota. The majority of animals were killed on the first day of what was believed to be a less than humane hunt. Sweden’s wolf population has only just started to recover after the species became seriously endangered in the 1970s. For this reason, wolves have not been hunted there for over 45 years. Wolves are a protected species under the EU’s Habitats Directive, but may be killed if they threaten livestock or a country’s economic situation.

    So why can’t the EU condemn what happens to Spain’s galgos?!!

    30 January 2010
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