Category: Fund raising
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Podenco Ibicenco puppy safe with Galgos Rescue Almeria
The little Podenco Ibicenco girl who walked into the rescue center a few days ago with her tiny backpack is doing really well.. She was diagnosed with meningitis earlier, but thankfully the medication is doing its job and she’s improving every single day. Our brave little girl is clearly a true fighter.Would you like to become a virtual godmother or godfather? You can donate starting at €10 via direct debit, or €60 (6 months) or €120 (12 months). Please email “Galgosrescuealmeria@gmail.com“.Would you like to make a one-time donation? You can do so at:IBAN ES92 3058 0062 7127 2001 9362IBAN BE10 0018 7407 9204Together, we can make a difference for those who need our help -
Podencos at Akira Dog Shelter, Benissa, Spain
Podencos for adoption on this weblink.
If you can’t adopt, please sponsor one.
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URGENT APPEAL for scalibor collars

Animal lovers the summer months are approaching and it’s very important to protect dogs from the sandfly that causes Leishmaniosis. Every year, unfortunately, too many dogs adopted from Spain die abroad due to ignorance, poor information, wrong diagnosis, not the right treatment… So preventing infection with the Leishmania parasite is very important. Contrary to what is often said, Leishmaniosis cannot be cured, in other words your dog will have it for the rest of his or her life. Fortunately, with proper treatment and medication, the infection can be kept under control. Regular blood tests are also recommended, that way your four-legged friend can also grow old like other dogs. We protect dogs during and before the summer months with a collar combined with a pippet. A vaccination is also possible, it’s quite expensive and studies have currently not been able to show whether this vaccination gives sufficient security. (more…)
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Refugio Kimba, Cadiz – saving animals since 1872

Refugio Kimba is one of the oldest established animal rescue associations in Spain. This is their message on Dia di Galgo.
https://www.facebook.com/reel/1958249688383610
Donate or volunteer on this weblink.
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From Pyramid to Perrera – the Story of the Podenco

This is my definitive guide to the Podenco – how they went from revered companions to royalty to on death row in a Spanish perrera. There are several different types of podenco, depending on whereabouts in Spain and the Spanish Islands they come from This is the perfect Xmas present for anyone wanting to know more about the Podenco.
All sale proceeds are donated to appeals for help with vet fees from Spanish rescue associations.
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Hope for Podencos – 2025 calendar and Xmas cards for sale
Visit the Hope for Podencos shop to buy their fundraising Xmas cards and 2025 Calendar
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Podenca puppy Pia – rescued injured from a perrera – please help with vet fees

From Bev Farmer of Podenco Friends
Meet Pia. This brave little Podenco puppy was discovered in a perrera at just 6 weeks old—emaciated, suffering with giardia, and with a dislocated knee. Without help, she wouldn’t have survived.Thanks to Suspiros de Cuatro Patas, Pia received urgent care and has recently undergone specialist orthopedic surgery. She’s now receiving ongoing physiotherapy—a treatment that comes with significant veterinary costs. Galgopod have already stepped in with an emergency donation, but more support is urgently needed and they have organised a FB fund raiser to help her,Every donation will help cover Pia’s treatment and also support the many other Podencos waiting at the refuge. -
Update on Podenca Puppy Pia after major sugery
Pia Update from Bev Farmer
Thank you all for sending so much love and good energy for Pia. Her surgery went well and she came home from the clinic yesterday. Today, she’s bright-eyed, alert, eating well, a— a little fighter through and through.
This was no small surgery. Pia had a grade 4 patella luxation — the most severe level — meaning her kneecap was permanently dislocated. Without this operation, her quality of life would have been severely impacted.
Now begins her road to recovery: several weeks of very restricted exercise, daily physio, and plenty of TLC. Luckily, Pia has a dream team around her — Luisa is caring for her with so much love, I’m always just a phone call away, and the rescue has a skilled physiotherapist guiding every step.
Thanks to Suspiros de Cuatro Patas who first rescued Pia they have given her the chance at a pain-free, happy future — and we can’t wait to see her run freely one day.

