List of Galgo rescue associations for adoption
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Protecting the Galgos of Chile – ban racing with galgos
Look at these arguments for banning racing with galgos…fortunately, this time the protection won.80 votes in favor of banning races41 against7 abstentions27 absencesAnd it lost everywhere the regulatory project. It’s being shelved, for good.THIS CONTINUES! It’s just a step…now it must return to the environmental commission by indications from very dangerous right-wing parties that put everything achieved at risk.IT’S NOT LAW YET.It must be sent to the senate and voted on there. -
Ban racing with galgos in Chile
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Animal abuse is not regulated, it is prohibited. No to greyhound races!Let’s put pressure on the deputies who are against this bill that is being voted on: Tag your deputy sothey vote for the prohibition
A large part of our society doesn’t want more animal abuse. No to the regulation of greyhound races. -
Galgo thrown alive into a well and then sealed in! Spain today!
On one of my many visits to rescue associations in Spain, I went with some volunteers to a well where there were sometimes galgos thrown down kuve – to die. It still goes on today!
Rescue of a greyhound thrown into an eight-meter well in Villanueva de la Serena. We share from ANIMA, Asociación Protectora de Animales WE REPORT a very serious case of animl abuse and abandonment in Villanueva de la Serena.On Sunday, firefighters and local police in Villanueva de la Serena rescued a greyhound that had been thrown into a well about 8 meters deep, with no chance of getting out on its own, condemned to a slow death from starvation, hypothermia or drowning. -
Galgo Claus – urgent adoption in a forever home
Galgo Claus is just turned 6 years old, he is a loving white galgo who gets along with cats and children, he is calm and loves cuddles.He has been living on one floor for several years, but one of his children has developed an immune disease that greatly affects his fur, and he has to change direction. He behaves great at home and can handle his needs.He is super healthy, up to date and sterilized. He knows very well what a shelter is and doesn’t deserve to go back there, we will find his family among everyone.Write to us at 627781133 -
Chained to starve to death – safe with Galgos Rescue Almeria
At the end of last week, we received a call for help that we simply could not ignore. What we found there touched us deeply…High up on a mountain, far away from everything and everyone, stood a ruin that could only be reached on foot. And there, from a distance, we caught a brief glimpse of him… a Galgo who had been abandoned and left to fend for himself.How is this even possible? How can anyone abandon a living, feeling soul in such a place, under such appalling conditions? A dog who depends on humans, yet was condemned by those very same humans to a life on a chain. -
Spanish hunting dogs need protection by law
PPP Hunting 
Collaborative video between Aula Animal and Plataforma NAC
Why are hunting dogs not included in the animal welfare law?
Dogs, who are sadly used for hunting, are not included in the animal welfare law because the hunting lobby has exerted strong political pressure to prevent them from having rights.In this way, they remain completely unprotected so that hunters can continue to use them as mere tools in their hunting practices. Why are millions of wild boars, roe deer, and rabbits raised annually to repopulate hunting grounds? Millions of species intended for hunting are raised annually in hunting farms so that hunters have enough prey to kill.These hunting farms carry significant risks and negative consequences for animals and the natural environment.An argument in favor of hunting is that it helps control populations of wild boars and rabbits.Hunting does not help control animal populations; on the contrary, it is the hunting industry itself that produces artificial overpopulations causing imbalance in wild populations. -
Asociacion Animalejos – galga Emily looking for a forever home
This is Emily. She arrived several months after suffering a complicated fracture, but all that is behind her and she is now completely recovered.At first, she was cautious and only trusted her foster humans who have worked hard to turn her into what she is today, a happy, sensitive galgo with a huge desire to feel loved. And it is so beautiful when a galgo starts to trust and show her true character.She is incompatible with cats and gets along great with the dogs in the foster home.Emily is 3 and a half years old and is already ready to start the life she deserves, she just needs someone to give her the opportunity to discover it.