The work of the Scooby Medina refuge team is never-ending and unbelievable! Here’s the story and video of the 50 dogs they brought back from Cadiz along with Noel, the hung podenco. Please help if you can volunteer workwise, or donate to feed all the dogs, and vet fees.
Category: In the media
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Update on the 90 podencos at Mogan, Gran Canaria
The 90 podencos have been moved to another town now. Agüimes. In this place the police go round twice a day for check the podencos but they can’t do anything for the moment. If the Mogan hall town doesn’t send the expedient to the new town they won’t do anything! So Pacma have put a suit in the judge but the beaurocracy is slow…
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Puerto de Moga, Gran Canaria – plight of 90 podencos update
27th December, update on the 90 podencos in dire straits in Mogan, Gran Canaria.
Today in Playa de Vargas (Agüimes). The entire perimeter is covered with a mesh to avoid the prying eyes.
If you can help the team trying to rescue these podencos, please support them here.
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Podenco Canario Angelique – improving every day
Podenco Canario Angelique has asked foster dad Martin to pass on a very special Christmas message to say a massive Merry Christmas to everyone who’s been behind her up to now, sending love, coming to visit her, and totally supporting her recovery so far. She’d also like to give Laura Johnson of TheKennelKlub a special mention for not doubting the fight she had in her, even in the state she was in when she first met her.
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The ultimate trust – Podenco Anubis and his vet
Yet another stunning photo by Bev Farmer of Podenco Friends. This is Anubis who was taken to visit his vet because of concerns that he was not gaining weight. So many dogs are afraid of their vet. Anubis is the opposite, he has complete faith. If you would like to help Bev and Warren with the dozens of podencos in their care, needing vet treatment, paypal podencofriends@hotmail.co.uk
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Podenca Canario Angelique – moving on with life
Three lovely videos which show how Angelique is coping with life after losing both her eyes after the maltreatment of the bastard hunter who beat her about the head. A wonderful illustration of how a dog forgives…humans could learn a lot from a dog.
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DeAnimals – fighting the corner for animal cruelty in Murcia, Spain
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