Sometimes a week puts us to so many
trials that we believe we will not even survive. Then every time happens something
that helps us over the dead point and why we go forward again and again to save
the ones we can.
This week Egres underwent a new operation. Unfortunately the malignant tumour
has appeared on his face again, so there was nothing to wait for. We were
extremely worried about him, as he is old, he is not in a good condition and
with a dog like this we can never know how he will endure the operation and
being put to sleep. Luckily everything went well with Egres, the tumour was cut
out and he woke up just fine.
Bozót was appearing for a simple neutralization, but when already there, we asked for a thorough check-up, as according to his blood test results something was not OK with his liver. The operation was successful, but unfortunately Bozót’s liver turned out to be full of tumours, he has liver cancer. God knows how much time he has left…It would be great to find him either a temporary adoptive or an owner, so that he can spend his last period in love and warmth, as a sole dog.
Guru, the found beagle – as his owner did not show up for weeks – has undergone neutralization, so that he is ready to become owned when time and owner come.
The same thing happened to Suzie, the mixture setter lady, currently enjoying her temporary adopted status at one of our German partner organizations’ managing member, living in Hungary.
Dachshund rescue was also getting bad news this week, being absolutely a bad one on all lines of our association. Mindig and Azonnal (Always and Immediately in Hungarian), the Dachshund mixture female and her mixture mate have turned out to be heartworm-positive, after the test being repeated more times it is 100% sure. This week the X-ray also showed the presence of the worms at these two dogs, arriving from the North of Hungary, never being abroad, hence we have no idea where they could have bumped into the warm-loving mosquito, spreading the heartworm. Or it might be the case that it is not only this one spreading this evil parasite? At any case, more serious actions, treatment are needed…We are horrified.
Csipog, the half-eyed, ex-ASKA dog has also become neutral this week, so nothing stops in his way to find an owner – hopefully in the near future.
At the Hungarian vizsla breed rescue this
week was rather busy with the preparation and back-up works, and arranging the
matters of the dogs already in our care.
For a special initiative a charity auction was held for Futrinka
Association with paintings and pictures donated by modern artists. The
event was a huge treat to all of us, the auction has been organized in a really
professional way and went on without any hitch, in good mood. The coffee shop
ensuring the venue for the event was packed with people, with participants even
standing in the door. It was highly exciting to check how the sum of money rose
as the licits arrived for a given article, parallel raising the spirit in the
place.
There were patient bidders,
waiting for the final sum, but particularly the boys’ patience has gone fast
and after a period of time they rather put in a final, high amount to go for
sure. HUF 170.000 donation was collected during the auction, which we will turn
to vet costs. We thank the artists, the inventors and organizers their help!
The 5th Tárnoki Okosok kennel-row dog
school came to an end this week. We thank the kutyatrening.hu team the repeated
organization, this way giving a chance the inhabitants of the kennels to
experience a non-everyday treatment, more attention, personalized motivation
and love.
The three courses of Tárnoki Okosok have
said farewell with three videos, to be reached the following links:
Group 1.
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