After the previous very sad post, I thought this one would brighten your day.
Whenever a podenco is homed, it’s always emphasised that an enclosed area is needed with fencing/walls at least 2m high. In this video you can see that a fence that height is no barrier to a little Podenco Maneto!
Warning
This is a distressing video;
THEY ARE IN VERY BAD STATE!! LOOKING FOR PROTECTORA OR SOMEONE WHO CAN GET THEM OUT OF THERE!! THEY ARE FOUND IN A TOWN IN SEVILLA. The police have gone but have not done anything, they say they do not let them touch (they let them touch) CONTACT: 627191821
NB I have asked for an update
Introducing Podenco Leo with Galgos 112
A wonderful and very loving podenco who enjoys the company of people and other dogs, both small and large. He even gets along with geese, and we already know what a character they have!
At the end of the day he falls deep in bed where he recharges the batteries for the next day.
The family that decides to adopt him will enjoy a companion 10.
If you want to adopt Leo, write with your details, location and phone number to info@galgos112.com or send the adoption form that you can find on our website.
#podencolove #adoptaunpodenco #adoptanocompres #galgos112oficial #galgosdesofa #galgosfelices
Several associations were involved in rescuing over 70 from an horrendous shelter. This is part of the story. This is what happens in a country with no RSPCA.
Read the whole story on this weblink.
How brave are the volunteers who deal with such a situation,
This podenca was found at the side of the road, badly injured with a front leg broken in several places and also a broken back leg – she can’t even get up! The person who took the pix and video then sent them to a friend 50km away with only a motor bike – what did she expect her to do? The poor dog was on the Huelva-San Juan road.
So it was decided to call the police to pick the dog up and take it to a perrera!! There they will not do anything to help the poor dog, this is how some people act!
Not helped by the fact that the shelters are full to overflowing.
I’ve asked a few people if they can help.
I am trying to get updates.
Twice on 3rd September 2022 on my Podenco Post facebook page, photos and appeals have been published about injured podencos…the first one the hunter doesn’t want it, the second one videod and left at the side of the road!!! So many times I feel impotent that I can’t go and get them!! Here’s the story of the first one, which does have a positive ending.
PODENCO WITH BROKEN LEG! The beautiful chocolate brown podenco was no longer wanted by its owner due to a knee injury. Walter has many scars on his body… his life was terrible.
The hunting dog breeds most frequently abandoned are podencos and galgos.
When they’re no longer useful to their owners, these dogs meet a tragic end. Many are shot, poisoned, hanged from trees, or thrown over ravines at the end of Spain’s hare coursing season.
We need urgently HELP FROM ANY ASSOCIATION!
Contact: Natasha Trillo#
Update: UK association will take him and rehome but we need your help for his operation: 700€
PayPal: Anewleashforliferescue@outlook.com Ref: Walter Please, help him
Stunning podenca with Galgos Rescue Almeria hoping for a forever home.
Birthdate 01/06/2019
Breed podenco
Size Medium
Passport Yes
Microchipped Yes
Vaccinated Yes
Blood test all clear ( Leish, Erlichia, Anaplasma, Filaria )
Neutered Yes
Dog friendly Yes
Contact Sandy Galgoslover direct if you have room in your home and hear for her. sandy@galgosrescuealmeria.com
From Polly Mathewson.
‘ADOPT A GRANNY! Granny podencas are like your favourite teddy bear as a child. Their fur was a bit thin from so much cuddling. But you never found a dearer friend.
Our friends at the refuge “La Sonrisa Peluda” near Malaga have a number of “Granny Podencas” who desperately need to get out of their shelter and into loving families. They vary from age 6 to older and have a variety of health conditions that are well controlled with medication but they need to be in the cleaner environment of a gentle and loving family home to really thrive and re-find some of their youthful joy that is still there in them.
Great news from Bev Farmer – that a podenca has become an agility champion in Spain.
‘Congratulations to Adrián Granda and Tila. Weekend of 13/14 August they became the Spanish champions in the Medium Category for agility. Adrian posted this- ‘this is no longer a dream, it’s a reality. The greatest pleasure in life is doing what people are saying you are not capable of doing’.
Well you two showed the world how special the Podencos are.
Let’s our international Podenco community send good wishes to this amazing team. Both wonderful ambassadors for the Podencos ..no longer the great forgotten ..
