What happened at Futrinka during week 10?

During the long weekend we had several travellers and adopted ones as well, and luckily many of you decided to meet our dogs at the kennel row, to present those waiting there a precious, non-forgettable hour. Thanks very much! Please bear in mind that our protegees are waiting for you at the kennel row each day between 10 am and 4 pm!

 

Vizsla breed rescue had a really busy week, started with Tompi becoming owned. Tompi was found by a vizsla-owner helper of ours, then his brother, Rücsök also joined our group – and even though they are clearly visibly not vizslas, we made them honorary ones. These fox terriers, previously used for rat extermination, could now leave their past behind – this week following Rücsök Tompi flew out of our care as well, finding his final home.

Peggy’s routine heartworm test proved negative, and even though she is young, her ovary is already inflamed – hence she was neutralized. She took the recovery quite bad in the first days, but by now luckily is well again, becoming her real self. The heartworm tests of Tiffany and Bobó are negative as well, meaning they were also neutered this week. Waldi’s test is also negative, his operation takes place next week.

 

T-puppies have all found their final homes by now, but their Mom, Tea is still looking for her one. This week she moved to our rented kennel row from her previous place, we do hope someone will irresistably fall in low with and adopt her.

Tas was found by animal friends at Tiszafüred, running up and down the road, his body full of wounds and ticks. As he did not have a micro-chip, we are currently looking for his original owner, proving his ownership rights with valid documents.

This weekend thanks to our foreign partner organizations three of our long-time protegees could flee our care: Kabar, Prakker and Elizon.

 

Málnika came to our care from her previous owners, luckily this week brought her the final home, accompanying an also wire-haired vizsla.

Nüli’s beloved owner has passed away, and even though the heirs would have liked to keep the pet of the deceased family member, her relationship was not that good with the other dogs of her new family – as this was neither good for Nüli, nor for the dogs, they asked our help to find her a new one.

 

The Dachshund breed rescue gave two dogs for adoption to England through a new organization, ones, who have not aroused the attention of anyone at home.

Mimmi and Nyugati were both saved from being put to sleep, from rural flaying houses. They had waited a really long time, and we wanted it so much that true happiness also reaches them. They have landed properly, and we were settled down. We wish them all the best for their new lives!

 

Kóc arrived from ASKA of Székesfehérvár, were non-stabile there, but at us calmed down properly, became reliable. This week he got visitors and moved with them: became an owned one.

 

From among our baby-group Egyik is already owned, moved to Szentendre to an all-heart family.

 

Hupli, our wire-haired male below 1-year also said good-bye to us, starting his real, owned life.

Vagyonka is a really shy one, but as time passes by, she also grew up, hence we organized her neutralization. It would just be great now to find her an owner as well.

Misó also underwent neutralization, solely because the wire needed to be removed from his elbow. Otherwise we would not have risked his life with the operation, as unfortunately his heartworm-test is positive. We have a lot of affected dogs by now. You take care of your dogs’ testing, don’t you?

 

We are a bit too many now, hence will rest a little bit, at least regarding the new arrivals. This week still from our waiting list came two Dachshund mixtures, Laci and Puci. We could place them at the kennel row, but do hope they will soon find an owner.

 

From among our chanceless mixtures two dogs flew away thanks to Setterburg, our German partner organization. Málna moved to the family previously visiting her.

 

Molly Moll also travelled away, for her temporary adoptives it meant a really painful separation, as she fitted nice into their lives. They perfectly pre-spoilt her, the future owner will continue to do so.

We also received donations: dogfood, canned food, blankets and other useful things as well. Thanks very much!

Bell could have also become owned, but…unfortunately kennel cough reached him, meaning we are treating him now.