
Category: Campaign
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Stunning Podenca Flamenca hoping for a forever retirement home
How often have we heard it? A podenco chucked out by their hunter after a lifetime of devotion.
12 year old Flamenca deserves to live our the rest of her life knowing comfort, regular food and love. Contact Hope for Podencos if you can offer her such a home.
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In Los Infiernos Perrera, Murcia – desperately needs to be rescued
MALE IN THE KENNEL OF HELL. MURCIA.It’s in Los Infernos MurciaMale picked up in Fortuna 6/4/26 no chipContact (Spain) +34 650 65 07 84 -
Podenco Babu is looking for a forever home
You can read the story of why Babu is looking for a new forever home on this weblink.
We all take on our pets – be they dogs, cats, rabbits, horses – hoping that they will live their lives out with us. But we never know what is round the corner – ill health, a sudden death, loss of a rented home. And it can be heartbreaking for the adopter to have to make a decision to part with their beloved pet and find a new home for them. It’s also confusing for the animal, but most adapt much quicker than the person who has had to hand over their pet.
Lets hope that the next home for Babu is the only one he will ever have.
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Animal rescue could not operate without volunteers

Absolutely they are! Animal rescue, animal shelters, fostering, adopting, fund-raising. Animal rescue could not work without volunteers.
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Helping a rescue dog adjust to a new home

I’ve had rescue dogs all my life, mostly from rescue associations. Most of them have come with problems, usually as a result of bad treatment in their past. One 4-year old galga took over 2 years before she was anything like a ‘normal’ dog, and that was after living with 4 other housemates. My current Spanish podenca came with a fear of men – what a surprise – after spending the first 7 years of her life shut in a shed and just let out for hunting. Even after over 4 years in our home, she is still nervous of men and many life situations.
So it is vitally important to understand the problems which adopting a rescue dog will bring with them, needing much patience whilst they adjust to home life, new people and situations.
Read about adopting a rescue dog article here.
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Podenca Reina hoping for a forever home
Reina – a queen Podenca. She was handed a hunter… and it makes us so sad to think how easily some people get tired of an animal when it stops serving them as a tool of work. Fortunately she’s still a happy, noble and affectionate hound and is looking forward to finally finding a real family.Almost 5 years old and sociable with other dogs. We don’t think she would fit in with cats because he has quite a hunter instinct.She is in Murcia and can be adopted anywhere in Spain, as long as they personally come to the shelter to pick her up.Para adoptarla podéis escribirnos a: adopcionesalmohadillas@gmail.com

