What happened at Futrinka during week 9?

 Our Association was founded in 2006, with the founders already engaged in dog rescue via other organizations – and with the foundation of Futrinka putting their emphasis primarily on saving the chanceless mixtures, the breed rescues only appearing afterwards. This year we celebrate our 10th birthday also by getting back each month to Illatos street, the main scene of our past savings.

This week we had two arrivals from this plant. We could not leave Bioanyu inside, as her kids are already at our care. Temporarily she is placed at a pansion, but we are urgently looking for an owner for her.

The other great piece of news arriving from the chanceless mixtures’ group is Málna, the Gordon setter lady, being stucked in for almost two years, but now being visited – after the probation day we can declare her to have an ownership candidate.

As written above we had two arrivals from Illatos street this week. The other one came to our Dachshund breed rescue group. Gurtni has skin problems and gets steroids for his ear-end wounds. His medical check-up is underway.

The animal protectors of Eger have asked for our help regarding two ladies of 4-months of age, having Dachshund ancestors as well, named Egyik and Másik. They were placed at a temporary adoptive.

 

It seems no week passes by without an accident, we received a male hit by a car this week as well. His pelvis needed to be placed bacl. Named by his founder he is called Bogyi at us, currently looking for his original owner. His recovery happens at a temporary adoptive, this way we can get to know a lot about him, easing our way to find him an owner.

We could not endure with dogs only flowing in, but luckily we had protegees adopted as well, not even the easy cases!

Uncle Szuszi became the dog of an extremely nice family, sleeping in a bed, getting younger at the same time, continuously playing with his ball.

The other fortunate one was Vadfruttik, non-understendably not getting owned for such a long time, but this week finally he succeeded in it.

Zemma underwent neutralization, a couple of days later became owned by a fantastic family, continuously sending news about him.

 

Stevie, the old Dachshund losing his eyes in an accident could leave the hospital and moved to a temporary adoptive. We have to get several things checked on him to be sure he does not have any other permanent damages, but afterwards he will be looking for an owner.

Our under-one-year brothers, Hupli and Túrás got neutered. Fortunately everything went right and Hupli, the more wire-haired one already has an ownership candidate.

 

Unfortunately we had three positive heartworm-test results this week. Debreceni Zsebpénz, Óbecsei Crunch and Cupcake have the worms. We have started their treatment using the slow method, and of course they can be adopted even this way, but we know they have virtually no chance at all. We test our dogs, hence are aware of the disease. But are the owners doing it as well?

 

This week Vizslafotózás helped us out with a fast shooting at Városliget. Beautiful pics were made on Zsebpénz, Liktor and our couple, Crunch and Cupcake.

At our vizsla breed rescue group the number of those finding owners this week was the largest, but no week goes by without arrivals and vet-rounds.

Kabar arrived at our care last April, unfortunately with a positive heartworm test. His treatment took a longer time, but using the slower and safer method he produced a negative test in the end. This week he underwent neutralization, luckily everything went well during his operation.

 

William came to our care from the animal protection foundation of Törökszentmiklós, having several epilepsy-attacks at them – hence after getting the blood test results he visited an epilepsy specialist. He participated in an almost 5-hour-long consultation with his adoptive to map the causes and get his medicines fixed.

 

T-puppies were not born under a fortunate sky, when their Mom gave them birth chained to a stick in a ditch, without any food or water. Tabak’s pech-serial was continued when after several owned days he got back to our care. Fate then changed his mind and a family, originally showing interest in him, but being overtaken by his first adopters still wanted to adopt him – meaning this week he really found his final family.

 

Lee learnt a lot on city life and being an indoor dog while spent his time at his temporary adoptive, hence this week time arrived for him to flee our care and move to a final family.

Liam’s temporary adoptives decided on adopting him, this week we already signed the final adoption contract.

The last member of T-puppies still at our care, Tori moved to a temporary adoptive this week, but only spending a short period of time with them – this week he found his final family as well.

 

This week Taffy underwent neutralization in the frame of an urgent intervention, luckily all went well during the operation. He is already recovering at home with his adoptive.

 

We finished the week with an arrival, Ziva got to us from his previous owners – according to them he had a car accident last year, during which his rib was broken, which caused pneumothorax. This we would like to get checked up later.

The amounts arriving from the tax declarations make up for the base of our operations. Please, donate these amounts to us. Do it even if it seems to be small, or in case your employer or the National Tax and Customs Administration prepares your declarations. Thank you all very much!

Futrinka Egyesület

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18258473-1-43