What happened at Futrinka during week 39?

This week we did our tasks with one leg already in October. Days are getting shorter, weather is becoming more and more chilly and we keep thinking on how to find a warm place for our outdoor-kept protegees…but one thing did not change at all: we again have a lot to tell you.

At the short-legged section we had a busy week this time as well.

After a long-long wait Stacy headed for her owned life this week, according to our first pieces of news everything is going well with her.

She moved to a silent, calm place, a nice family house, a pillow was already waiting for her on the sofa. In case she gets bored she can assisst her owner in gardening – could this lady, already over so much bad in her life wish herself a better dream home?

Csengő, the Dachshund mixture lady, found in the street did not spend much time at our care – last week simply moved to an owner, accompanying a mate. This solid, silent little girl smoothly fitted in her new home.

Kecses Diána moved to Eger during the weekend, also a Dachshund mate was waiting for her – harmony is not yet perfect between them, but as we know this usually gets settled in a couple of weeks.

Already at the Sugárzoo picnic a family was interested in Varázs – a visit followed, then a decision: Varázs is continuing his life as an adopted one.

Csipesz also got her life settled: became a permanent member at her adoptive, to the joy of both of them. Csipesz is a perfect dog, will live her life as a real mate from this time on.

Méda, the 3-year-old wire-haired Dachshund mixture lady arrived at our care this week, had been found in Alsóörs, but her original owner did not show up.

Stihl, the 13-year-old short-haired Dachshund mixture lady arrived from the flaying house of Jászberény, her „owner” had placed her there.

From among our chanceless mixtures one dog found her owner this week, little Merre was the lucky one. She moved to Slovakia, her family is already absolutely fond of her.

Two of our protegees were moved from an outer kennel to a family pansion. Bio Böbe left the Tárnok kennel row behind and explored happily the safety provided by a warm home. A knot has grown on her neck, we will have to get it checked yet, but regardless of it she is still looking for an owner. We also suggest her for beginner dog-keepers.

Mandulás Magdi is a small-size, hiding, very lovable female mixture, the real one just does not want to show up for her, though someone would really find a perfect mate in her. She was also very happy to move to a more comfortable environment, found the sofa specifically great.

Our other Mom from Sárospatak, Séta is also ready to get adopted, but to give the chance for someone to fall in love with her, she also changed her place this week: is waiting for the ones taking her for a walk at the Tárnok kennel row, would of course also be happy for someone with a more serious purpose.

We also had numerous vet cases this week. Küllő collapsed in a way that also made him faint. It might have been caused by a dying heartworm, but his treatment and strenghtening is under way, he also needs to go through a heart ultra-sound check-up.

Pamut, our Szolnok-originated kuvasz lady turned out to have heartworms. We have started her treatment and do hope someone falls in love with her even this way.

Headcount freeze is still actual at the Great Dane breed rescue. Currently we have 11 protegees and the would-be owners do not tend to be queuing for them.

Even during this time we are warmly welcoming visitors at our kennel row to take our dogs for a walk, they are extremely happy for any time spent with them! If you are interested, please drop us a mail to nemetdogsos@gmail.com.

At our vizsla breed rescue group the continuous diarrhoea of Radír is luckily over, his routine heartworm-test also proved negative, which meant neutralization for him this week. But following the operation he did not come back to the kennel row – moved to his final family.

This week several of our protegees underwent neutralization, following their negative routine heartworm tests: Sármos, Lüke Füge and Helka were the ones operated.

Sima Samu is soon moving to a final family, a superb life is awaiting him with his dog trainer owners.

Thanks to our foreign partner organization Fodorka, Schöni and Édi headed for their final owners.

Upon her arrival Pöttyös Panni produced a positive routine heartworm test, but using the slower, safer method her repetitive test is negative – to celebrate it she moved to her final owner during the weekend.

Zétény was found wandering the streets of Debrecen, was not micro-chipped and his condition evidently showed he had been outside for a long time, weighing only 15,4 kg. His gaining weight will not be an easy task, as he is not able to chew, but what worries us even more is his mood – he is not communicating with anyone, though his medical results do not explain neither this apatic state, nor his inability for chewing. His adopter does all he can for Zétény, so that he gets better both physically and mentally, but he is not a simple case.

Liza Minelly arrived at our care from her previous owner, was placed at a family pansion, a very charming and hiding one, but highly stressed for the changes she went through.