List of plants that are poisonous to your pets. Most animals have the sense to know which they are. ASPCA
Category: Advice
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Podenca Chokla – respecter of cats!
Amaliah lives in Holland and is passionate about podencos. Here is her story.
‘In 1990 I had already 2 Podencos, only the situation was completely different from my current one.
I was living in a very small village, my first neighbour was a 15 minutes walk away so, as you can imagine, I had a lot of meadow myself and a lot ofland nearby.
My husband didn’t like the dogs into our home……yes a big shame……… so the dogs lived in their own house, (with central heating!), there were six all together:
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Finland – more on adoption of rescue dogs – associations to use
Here are some more Finnish rehoming associations which I am assured are very experienced at working with TRACES and EVIRA to allow the importation and adoption of rescue dogs from other countries.
Auringonkoirat ry http://www.auringonkoirat.com/index.html
Costa Blancan Rescuekoirat ry http://www.rescuekoirat.com/
Espanjan Katukoirat ry http://espanjankatukoirat.com/
Kodittomat Espanjan Koirat ry http://www.espanjankoirat.com/
Koirien turvakoti Espanjassa http://www.koirienturvakoti.com
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APDDA – animal cruelty a blight on Spain
APDDA – Parliamentary Association in Defence of Animals in Spain says animal cruelty is a blight on the country. Read more
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Finland – sending a rescue dog for rehoming – consider very seriously before sending it
Many podencos, galgos and greyhounds (from Ireland) are adopted in Norway and Sweden without a problem. However Finland is further north. I am disturbed by the news that a podenco from Galgos del Sur went to Finland for adoption believing there was no problem for the podenco – the Finnish authorities are being very difficult about it, and the podenco is not allowed to be rehomed. The podenco is still in Finland whilst an association tries to rehome him. (Bloody bureacrats!) So, anyone wanting to know more about the problems for importing a rescued dog to Finland for adoption, here are some links.
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Valencia perrera – costs involved in saving the podencos
Anke Zeldenhurst is the contact for all dogs in the Valencia perrera. Here she explains how you can help save the life of a dog there, in our case – podencos. At the end of the article you will find the description of all the podencos in the perrera.
dogs from Valencia perrera can be saved by:
adoption in Spain
Any associations who take the dog
foster home in Spain
sponsors so i can take the dog out and get him/her to a residence, where we have space. -
Training a Podenco
Podencos come in many shapes and sizes, from the little Podenco Erbano and Maneto to the big Podenco Campanero, with several different types in between!
But they all have one thing in common, a real zest for life, no matter what hardships they have suffered in their previous life before rescue.
Jane Jones has recently adopted one, and she would like to share her experience of training a podenco.
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Is your dog at risk of being poisoned?
After the post about the dogs at Pepis Refuge being poisoned, this mail arrived in my Inbox this afternoon.
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Podenca Beatrize – from Valencia to Devon, UK – settling in well.
At the beginning of July, I posted the story of Beatriz, a podenca rescued from Spain and now enjoying a new life in Devon. 6 weeks on, her Mom has written an update on her progress.
‘Having rescued beautiful podenca Beatriz from a little private rescue in Ontinyent, Spain, two months ago to a small farm in Devon, UK, she is now almost unrecognisable, temperament wise. She is still a little timid, especially with male strangers, but like all things, this will take time.