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Back in 2008 Dr Couto of Ohio State University was carrying out research into diseases in greyhounds and galgos. I completed his survey form, as I had both greyhound and galgo. His research is mentioned in my book 'From Heaven to Hell - The Story of the Galgo Espanol', Chapter 8.
His findings have been published and you can read them on this link.
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I've been sent the link to a Tether Tug 'toy', with the suggestion that perhaps it is something which could be used in shelters and refuges...where there is a space for dogs to play and socialise. Maybe a handy person could make one.
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This should happen in towns all over Spain and the Canary Islands...dogs, cats, horses...
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Following on from yesterday's story about Dustbin contents, here is a further story from Scooby.
More proof that the Spanish HAVE to learn to neuter, the hunters have to STOP overbreeding...!
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If you live in Spain, this is what you might find in your bin! Usually it's puppies....
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Please, all of you who know the work ACTIN do in Spain, Murcia in particular, vote for them on this proposal. ACTIN need loads of votes to help them get chosen. So please vote for them and share widely to get more votes! Thanks.
http://www.spainbuddy.com/calling-animal-charities-in-spain/#comment-16560
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Remember Martin Usborne visiting Spain? His book launch is in London on Thursday, 23rd July...all details here.
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What do the Scooby team do on a day off...do they know what a day off means?! Here's what they do!
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So many wonderful Spanish people now working hard to help the abandoned and discarded dogs in their country. Yet it never fails to astound me that there sre STILL so many ignorant unfeeling people who can just walk by the sight of an animal suffering! One such case is Lucy, a little galga rescued with Scooby. Cobie tells the story.
'This sweet little galga girl is Lucy, she´s 5 months old and was saved a few weeks ago from the perrera provincial from Valladolid by Scooby. The police had brought her there because she was walking on the street although she had an owner which was a gypsie. That person has done nothing about the severe mange she was suffering of and her whole body was covered in blood, infections and bad wounds.
Continue reading "A severe case of Mange - what happens if not treated " »
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