My kids would say I got left behind long ago in understanding electronic gadgetry. But I say not! I've got an IPod, why don't you get one. And here are the best places to find one, there's an enormous choice, all looking for a good home. My IPod is called Bebe and she's very quick - always plays the most beautiful music, never affected by batteries running out, always easy to see, even in bright sunshine!
Go on, get yourself an IPod today!
www.saralanzarote.com
www.ibizanhoundrescue.com
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News from the SARA shelter on Lanzarote - just arranged an adoption of two podenco puppies, brother and sister, and then they get two boxes of puppies delivered a week ago.
One is a litter of 10 bardinos and the other a litter of seven podenco/bardino cross.
Lynne writes, 'A Cach. is short for Cachorro which is Spanish for puppy. We give all the dogs in a litter the same name so they are Cachorro Dustbin or Cachorro Red Car - stupid names but it means we can remember where they were found or, in the case of red car, the person who dumped them.
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News just in from Lynne, one of the volunteers working tirelessly on Lanzarote for the SARA shelter.
"The vet’s arrival is drawing near and we think we have everything prepared. All the medications are ordered, accommodation and hire cars sorted, volunteer helpers are arranged …… so looking good. We hope to have every animal in the shelter neutered by the time they leave and we can even do some of the feral street cats to help with the massive overpopulation on the island.
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It never ceases to amaze me how sadistic some people are. A tale from Ireland came in this week of a greyhound, ears cut off to get rid of the tattoo, tied up in a potatoe sack and thrown in a river.
It struggled so much it got its hind legs out, but couldn't save itself and its body was washed up on the shore.
And who could harm this beautiful podenca, dumped outside a pet shop with both front legs broken. Valerie Wood of Ibizan Hound Rescue explains.
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Eva from Scooby Medina has sent a second list of galgos who have been in the refuge for over a year. Many of them were part of over 200 taken in a rescue in Seville in November 2007. They desperately need foster and adoption homes.
If any of you can take any of these dogs, either through your own association to refuges away from Spain, or offer foster or adoption homes, please get in touch with Scooby as a matter of priority.
Here's one sweet girl. Paz, pictured, female
Paz arrived on February 6, 2008. She is a little beauty and has no problems. Being at the shelter for almost a year now, she would benefit from a home environment.
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The plight of the galgos continues - the Spanish refuges and associations are overwhelmed with abandoned dogs. Here are some long-time residents with Scooby Medina, desperately needing homes, to make way for new incomers. Meet Laila who urgently needs to leave the shelter.
Laila - female (Urgent)
You can see that she has had way too many puppies. She is timid and the last I heard she is also getting skinny because she is not confident enough to eat with other dogs around. So, if I was to pick an urgent case to leave the shelter now, it would be her.
Eva describes some of the others. Check out the Scooby Medina website for more information.
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