Three young siblings galgos (two boys and a girl) picked up in Salamanca.
They have some wounds, but they are not serious, so in a few days they will have healed, like those wounds that are not seen, those of abandonment wounds, which will heal as soon as they find a family that give them all love they deserve.
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Regular readers will know that occasionally I publish links to article in the Whole Dog Journal, when I find the subject matter interesting or thought provoking. Recently a piece came in on the subject of euthanazie - when is the right time and as my galga Carmela has started to suffer from dementia, I read up some more. Links to a couple of articles are below.
It is over 10 years since Carmela came into my life, during one of my many trips into Spain with L'Europe des Levriers to bring back podencos and galgos for homing in France. She had been rescued from a perrera and showed many signs of having been badly treated by her galguero, mostly in mental fear. She gradually gained in confidence living alongside my outgoing very friendly galga Sahara - who sadly was pts when riddled with cancer. No longer living in the shadow of Sahara, Carmela became a lively happy galga, a joy to behold.
Continue reading "Euthanasia - when is it the right time?" »
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From Scooby.
'The outcasts of the outcasts in the world of hunting - They call them Regalgos in Andalusia and
Perrigalgos in Castilla.
They are mongrels whose father or mother is a galgo and they are the ones no one notices. Galgos are easy to place, as more and more people realise what wonderful companions they can be in family. Podencos, although still problematic to place, usually have a size that facilitates their adoption.
But what about this new category of mix breeds?
Continue reading "Regalgos, Perrigalgos - the mestizo outcasts of Spain" »
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From Scooby Medina.
There are those who think that the abuse of galgos is a thing of the past. This galgo has appeared in Jódar, Jaén.
In the areas where there are galgos the hunters and galgueros call this practice "put them to play the piano".
Who is able to give death to a helpless animal as we can call him? What could we do with all these bastards who do this? Inhumans. These bastards should be controlled by the Civil Guard, such as the hunting license and mandatory to carry GPS Locator. And give the power to the Seprona to force its owners to allow mandatory identification even within properties.
https://www.facebook.com/azul.mar.cielo/videos/10221455576323032/
attention, very hard images
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From Scooby again.
What cruel people there are in the world! Some undesirable person abandoned this baby galgo at the brink of death.
On Wednesday, almost at twelve o'clock at night, the Local Police of Salamanca called us to go pick up a puppy that someone had left on a sidewalk inside a bag urgently. The little one was very sick, he had a lot of diarrhea that was just blood, he didn't have the strength or even to lift his head and he was very dehydrated, he was just bones and skin. Even so, we decided to fight for him and do everything possible to save his life, no matter how hopeful it was for him to survive, we had to try doing all for him.
He spent the night hospitalized receiving all the necessary care, but unfortunately it was too late and his little heart, tired of so much suffering, stopped beating.
Rest in peace little angel, where you are now there are no bad people, and nobody will make you suffer again
Continue reading "Galgo puppy dumped on the bring of death" »
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Hunting in Spain has only just started!!
Beaten to death and thrown into a well.
That has been the sad end of four galgos in Badajoz.
And no, It is not news of 20 or 30 years ago, it is news today.
Link to the news: https://bit.ly/2kdWLsW
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If you are interested in the Greyhounds Around The Globe conference in Ireland on 30 November 2019, the details are here.
The Irish Council Against Blood Sports and GREY2K USA Worldwide invite you to attend the second Greyhounds Around the Globe conference in Dublin on November 30, 2019!
Come and meet leading voices in greyhound advocacy and adoption from across the world, all on one day, all in one place. Lunch will be hosted by a well-known television actress and speakers will include lawmakers and non-profit leaders from multiple countries.
Continue reading "Greyhounds around The Globe Conference - Ireland, 30 November 2019" »
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My galga Sahara died riddled with cancer - but it was only discovered after her belly started swelling and I took her to the vet. Here's an article about Canine Lymphoma.
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Lovely video giving 10 reasons to adopt a galgo - in this film it is greyhounds, as the film was made by Animals Australia.
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Cuidad Real is about 200 kms south of Madrid and the Protectora of La Bienvenida is the shelter from which I adopted my first galga Karmel. The region is a hellhole for galgos, abandoned in their hundreds and the shelters struggle to cope.
Cuidad Animal Refugio has dozens for adoption, here is a weblink to them.
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