There are no regulations in Spain to which refuges and shelters have to adhere. Some are a living hell for dogs and cats which have already suffered from maltreatment and abuse. This is a 'coral' in Cordoba where dogs including podencos are starving to death through lack of food and water. When dogs get to this stage, they will even attack and eat each other. There is evidence of this here. El Arca de Noe Cordoba complained about the situation, and the authorities removed the dogs to the local pound. Death awaits them, from lethal injection if they haven't already succumbed to infection and illness before them.
The more I learn about Spain and its treatment of animals, the more sickened I am that these people do not realise what a bad press they give to what should be an attractive tourist destination!
To learn more about this case, contact elarcadenoecordoba@gmail.com
UPDATE; Red, as the above podenco is now known, is in the care of Silvia of Galgo Connection Spain. Contact her if you can offer him a forever home.
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2 responses to “Starving to death in a coral in Cordoba!”
this is a great shame these poor dogs suffering like this how does people live with themselves seeing this on the streets where they live they have got to be heartless thank god for the people who do take notice and help them out jen