Another galga and her litter of pups

And yet another littler. All cream coloured - incredible but true! They will all appear on our website shortly. You will fall in love with them. They are absolutely adorable. Mum is a little bit shy, but the puppies are a bundle of energy! It is not fatherly love... I can assure you they are truly beautiful and seeing them all together, running around, is simply amazing. Don´t hesitate and get calling to reserve yours! Kisses, hugs and licks of happiness. Hugs, Fermín.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YBdRGRq7uTI&feature=youtu.be

 

A mum and her adorable pups

This is a female Spanish mastiff who is as good and kind hearted as she is big. She is charming with people and a wonderful mother to her pups. Just look at how she is with them. She came from a shelter in Tomelloso which is about to close down and is up for adoption. She and her pups need you. Please adopt them. You will not regret it. Kisses, hugs and licks of happiness. Regards, Fermín.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a2AFyOI4g00&feature=youtu.be 

Puppies, puppies and more puppies

Again, we find ourselves with lots of puppies of all types: big, very big and huge ones. Also some small ones too. This situation is getting out of hand and becoming a bit chaotic as we can't find homes for them all. They are adorable but also a bit destructive. If I'm honest, I prefer calm adult dogs, but now that they're here, we'll have to find them homes. Could that be yours? If you fancy a bit of craziness and chaos (of the good kind!) in your life, this is your chance. Don't let this opportunity pass you by!

Look at them... They are beautiful. Please adopt one, or two, or three.

Kisses, hugs and nibbles of affection. Regards, Fermín.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnqaDJP3t48&feature=youtu.be

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNSZY_B-qKw

PENCILS and GALGOS

Pencils and galgos is a project of help and support of the work that a lot of volunteers are doing for the dignity, the health and life of the animals, especially the dogs and cats and specifically that of galgos, through the sales of the drawings made by Elena Lopez Valero.

The money that is being raised by the sales of this artwork will help, just a little bit,  the organisation that rescues, takes in, heals, vaccinates, feeds, runs, cares for and frees... thousands of animals.

You can find out more about the project and the drawings on http://www.mythagos.com/Galgos or on

https://www.facebook.com/lapicerosygalgos/

UPDATE ON RATONCITA

As planned, Ratoncita's surgery took place on Thursday. So far, all has gone well. Now, we're hoping that it will heal properly and that, in time, she'll be able to walk again without pain and hopefully will forget everything that happened to her.

We are sure that after all she went through, there will be someone willing to give her a loving home once she is ready for it.

We are counting on you to adopt her... and also to cover our expenses! :-)
Thank you

Making a donation: http://www.scoobymedina.org/en/how_you_can_help.html

Making a virtual adoption: http://www.scoobymedina.org/en/virtual_adoption/index.html

Adopt one of our animals: http://www.scoobymedina.org/en/adoption/index.html

Become a volunteer: http://www.scoobymedina.org/en/volunteering.html            

Join the teaming (for only 1 Euro/month): https://www.teaming.net/scoobymedina?lang=en_UK

  

Innocent victims

On Wednesday, just as Fermín returned home from work (he works as a teacher) a galga suffering from an open wound had been brought in to Medina from Zamora. She was rescued from the motorway after having caused an accident. As yet, we  still don't know what happened to those involved, but we hope no one was hurt. Abandonment not only endangers the life of an innocent dog but also that of innocent people. We wonder if the perpetrator of this despicable action realizes this... Probably not; an action like this shows a complete disregard for life.

Without delay, Fermín put her in his car and headed to our friend's clinic in Madrid which is 2 hours away. There, she was examined and x-rayed, and endured it all with supernatural patience (it was almost as if she knew they were all there to help her). Besides her leg, where the double fracture was pretty obvious, the x-rays also showed “something” on her chest which has not yet been diagnosed.

We devoutly hope she has no internal injuries but we will keep updating on her status. If her condition remains stable, her surgery will take place tomorrow.

We have named this little galga Ratoncita (Spanish for little mouse) and she is barely a year old.

Please help us keep up the work we do for dogs like Ratoncita and the countless others that come our way by one of the following options!

Making a donation: http://www.scoobymedina.org/en/how_you_can_help.html

Making a virtual adoption: http://www.scoobymedina.org/en/virtual_adoption/index.html

Adopting one of our animals: http://www.scoobymedina.org/en/adoption/index.html

Becoming a volunteer: http://www.scoobymedina.org/en/volunteering.html

Joining the teaming (for only 1 Euro/month): https://www.teaming.net/scoobymedina?lang=en_UK

Innocent victims

On Wednesday, just as Fermín returned home from work (he works as a teacher) a galga suffering from an open wound had been brought in to Medina from Zamora. She was rescued from the motorway after having caused an accident. As yet, we  still don't know what happened to those involved, but we hope no one was hurt. Abandonment not only endangers the life of an innocent dog but also that of innocent people. We wonder if the perpetrator of this despicable action realizes this... Probably not; an action like this shows a complete disregard for life.

Without delay, Fermín put her in his car and headed to our friend's clinic in Madrid which is 2 hours away. There, she was examined and x-rayed, and endured it all with supernatural patience (it was almost as if she knew they were all there to help her). Besides her leg, where the double fracture was pretty obvious, the x-rays also showed “something” on her chest which has not yet been diagnosed.

We devoutly hope she has no internal injuries but we will keep updating on her status. If her condition remains stable, her surgery will take place tomorrow.

We have named this little galga Ratoncita (Spanish for little mouse) and she is barely a year old.

Please help us keep up the work we do for dogs like Ratoncita and the countless others that come our way by one of the following options!

Making a donation: http://www.scoobymedina.org/en/how_you_can_help.html

Making a virtual adoption: http://www.scoobymedina.org/en/virtual_adoption/index.html

Adopting one of our animals: http://www.scoobymedina.org/en/adoption/index.html

Becoming a volunteer: http://www.scoobymedina.org/en/volunteering.html

Joining the teaming (for only 1 Euro/month): https://www.teaming.net/scoobymedina?lang=en_UK

Movie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EW3_pTen_ng&feature=youtu.be