What happened at Futrinka during week 16?

We do believe a better world with dogs is to be reached through the future generation, but would have never hoped to have a team member to feel like keeping school presentations on it. Viki and her dog, Rugi made it the second time this week and are ready to do one-two more occasions of it. Thanks a lot for them!

We will also celebrate our birthday with our chanceless mixtures, most likely 10th or 11th September.

We would like to gather donations at this event as well, for this we are seeking the organization taking care of people in need or a self-organised team who

- could hand out used, autumn and winter adult and children clothing, shoes, toys, other household utensils and long-last food

- can come to the event and at the end of it take the several sacks of donations with them (more likely a smaller van is filled).

We also welcome applications from the countryside, if needed, can also add to the transportation costs!

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But there is still a long time till the birthday party, and we keep on doing our job until that, too. This week Alfonso became suitable for adoption, as underwent neutralization.

 

We also have an urgent task to do: finding temporary placement for the badly-socialized teenagers of Bio-litter. First we need to take BioBatyu off his brother and seek him an extremely patient family living in a peaceful environment. It is really urgent!

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This week was dedicated to adoptions at the Dachshund breed rescue, and honestly, it was high time for our headcount get lowered a bit, there are too many dogs with us.

Túrás, our perfect, young Dachshund male became owned again, previously he had a rapid, unsuccessful adoption – not from his fault.

Miniszőr, our tough terrier-Dachshund tiny little creature also became adopted. She was visited at the Dachshund birthday party and love was simply in the air.

Őszapó had also been adopted previously, but the inhabitants just hated him out of the house. Now he was not the target of a visit, but still became the lucky one to get owned.

The greatest surprise though was Steve, the old wire-haired male, losing his eyes in an accident – a loving, full-hearted family adopted him.

Fickós was the lucky one to get neutered, so that nothing can stand in his way to become adopted.

 

We also had a new arrival. We took Huja, the 4-5-month-old Dachshund mixture female from the shelter of Kisvárda, we do hope to find her final owner soon.

The Great Dane rescue had two arrivals this week. One of them Ursus, the beautiful, adult black Great Dane male. The other one is still a puppy, an extremely special Irish wolfhound – Great Dane mixture lady, Gerda.

Dorly is meeting her ownership candidates every week, visited many times for talking her for a walk. Now, as Dorly’s cold is past, their own dogs also joined them. The first meeting went pretty well, we do hope the next one is even better than this.

 

The first arrival this week at the vizsla breed rescue was Csokito, getting to our care from his previous owner – we got to know him as a very shy, reserved one, hope he will soon get relaxed amongst us.

Uncle Mester’s heart was ultra-sounded, with the results unfortunately even worse than expected: a tumour is growing on his heart, at the same time his lungs are getting filled with blood. We do all what we can to ensure the last period of his life is spent happily.

The heartworm tests of Brú and Barnibaba were previously negative, this way they could both undergo neutralization this week.

 

FEMA’s Animal Rescuers asked for our help to assist a thin Hungarian vizsla boy, they kept a local inspection based on a residential announcement, during which the keeping and health conditions of Horáció were found non-suitable, this way he got to our care.

Agustin arrived at our care from the flaying house of Battonya, stealing everyone’s heart in just a few seconds, we hope he will soon find a final adoptive family.

 

Bekő’s neutralization should have taken place this week, but we did not get it done, as he started coughing at the vet’s office. Upon arriving home and ever since then he has shown no sign of the illness, but we thought it advisable to postpone his operation.

 

Jákfői Pötty found his owner this weekend, his adoptive family is helping to raise guide dogs, meaning Pötty got a serious task as a four-legged teacher.

 

Nimród was also adopted, accompanying an also rescued dog. We do hope everything is going to be all right with his socialization, we keep our fingers crossed for them.