Many of the podencos rescued by Bev and Warren of Podenco Friends made the journey to Sweden to forever homes. Here is a video of one stunning boy, flying out of Alicante to Tina and his forever. Contact Bev if you can offer a podenco a forever home.
Category: Regional news
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Podenco Footprints on Lanzarote
Regular readers will know that I have been appealing for help for the Canary Island podencos since I first created my blogs back in 2007. A prohibitive factor in the adoption of Podenco Canarios is the cost of flights to mainland Europe for forever homes. In the past three or four years there has been an explosion of publicity for these fabulous hounds, largely due to facebook pages. I’d like to introduce another Lanzarote group who are helping hounds in the Teguise area. Huella y Huella – footprints.
‘Huella a Huella is a group which raises awareness, sensitization and well-being in general to the animals in Lanzarote from schools to those working in the field of animal protection and promotion of awareness-raising actions.
So we want to create a set of which all form part, institutions, associations and citizens, and together, bring this great project to term.
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22nd April – Santa Cruz de Tenerife – contra protest needed urgently!
Los cazadores de Santa Cruz de Tenerife se manifestarán en contra de la nueva ley de tenencia de animales, acusando ademas, al colectivo animalista de calumnias.
On 22nd April, the Hunters of Santa Cruz de Tenerife are organising a demonstration against the new law of tenure of animals, and claiming that everyone tells lies about their cruelty to their hounjds!
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Malta – looking for a forever
This sweet little podenca is Malta, small Podenca Andaluz, rescued but in kennels, where she is still nervous. No one has asked for her so a foster home in Cordoba/Seville area is needed to help her gain confidence, or adoption.
Once she gains trust, she is sweet and affectionate and gets on well with other dogs.
If you can foster or adopt Malta, write to us.
Adoptaotros@live.com
Ireneadopciones@gmail.comMore information and photos: http://adoptamestizos.org/portfolio/malta/
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A podenco for your home – list of rehoming associations
If you are thinking of applying to adopt a podenco, this link takes you to a list of rehoming associations by country.
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Malaga – the Animalistas on the March
On Sunday 2nd April 2017 over 300 people and many dogs marched in the streets of Malaga to protest about the lack of effective punishment meted out to abusers of animals, particularly hunting dogs.
Read the full article here.
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Pepis Dog Refuge – urgent help needed
One word…..HELP!!💔
Apologies from Jane at Pepis Dog Refuge for not posting much this week but as you will see it’s been a tough one. Probably one of the worst yet. Anyone following this page will of seen Kiora, the Galga that was recently dumped and shortly after died of an unknown illness. Well sadly, the illness is still unknown and it’s rampaging it’s way through the refuge. We currently have 3 dogs at the vets, 2 in the refuge hospital on drips and several more showing signs of coming down with it. We are praying at the moment they will all survive it.
Regardless, this is going to result in a MASSIVE vet bill. We obviously can’t quote it yet as at the moment we have no idea how many more are going to need treatment. If you can donate ANY amount it would be a great help.
PayPal is pepis.dogrefuge@yahoo.co.uk
Sadly Jane has reported today that galga Faith has died.
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Tenerife, Canary Islands – rules for keeping dogs and cats
Further to a couple of articles I published last week about cock fighting and hunting dogs on the island of Tenerife, Canary Islands, here are the rules for the keeping of dogs and cats there as recently decreed. It’s that man again…probably lives in a cave and seems to be blind!
“Two issues listed in an annexe and in a single additional disposition of the new ordinance of animals of Santa Cruz, Tenerife, pending publication in the official bulletins after it was adopted in plenary on the last month of January 2017, would make it almost impossible to possess and transport hunting dogs in the conditions that the majority of practitioners of this modality now do, assures the President of the Society of hunters Chicharreros, Antonio Porras, who recently addressed this theme to the elected representatives of Citizen Security and Environment, Zaida Gonzalez and Carlos Correa, respectively.
