Probably more and people know that Demény, Hungary’s pointer
star started his new life as a Futrinka dog. He will sure never forget this and
always invites our team to his programmes. We took part in the Second Demény Picnic, where our
supporters donated money, dry food and tinned food and for Uncle Bence we got
some joint improver as well. Thank you very much for the opportunity.
At the VizslaTour
in Pátka we received a lot of donations and we are really grateful for
everything. Our volunteers delivered the collected donation to our dogs at the
kennels.
The Hungarian Pointer Rescue team has some bad news this week:
unfortunately, Szajna dog has died.
Of course life never stops. This week some of our dogs moved to
Germany. Through H4P Huncut, Pilkar
and Izeusz travelled abroad while
ViN organized the opportunity for Furbo,
Palma and Rajna. Szimka and Gomez also got their German citizenship.
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| Huncut,Pilkar, Izeusz and Szimka Furbo, Palma, Rajna & Gomez |
Tódi, our old vizsla mixture got rid of the
heartworms and as both the laboratory and heart ultrasound examinations had
good results, he was sterilized this week and had his warts also removed. What
is more, he has a potential owner.
A new dog, Norka has
arrived. The young girl has moved to temporary caretakers.
Sherry Lady, previously taken in by the ex-owner, arrived
to join the German Dane rescue group.
Nico moved to the new
owner at the weekend.
This week we had to manage the next stage of medicine based
treatment for our dogs with heartworm in the basic and dachshund groups. This
means now buying a large amount of Doxycyclin as a lot of them are involved.
Among our hopeless mixtures Pötyke,
Purpin and Abszolút are the ones
who have to go through a little more than 2-week antibiotics treatment and then
we will wait for the 30-day Advocate drop cure and then 1-2 weeks later we will
test them again hoping that some of them will be free of the heartworm. We need
to keep our fingers crossed and at the same time we also need supporters who
help to collect the money for the Advocate drops, medicines and anti-tick
collars.
Even if you can just donate the
price of a bar of chocolate, please transfer to Futrinka Egyesület K&H Bank 10404089-49575251-57561000.
To the comment write ALAP
SZÍVFÉREG. Thank you for your help.
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| Pötyke, Purpin and Abszolút |
Unfortunately, some dogs of the Dachshund Rescue Group are also affected by the heartworm infection. Réti and Szerencse have already taken their medicine, their next treatment is coming later while Poltergeist, Szonár and Azonnal started to take the medicine this week.
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| Poltergeist, Szonár & Azonnal |
This
week Maga found a new family again.
The shy mini dachshund girl moved to a committed, patient family that want to
solve and understand problems. We hope she will get enough time to open. It is
worth mentioning that among mini and kaninchen dachshunds there are a lot of
shy dogs that open slowly no matter what their lives has been so far. So if you
would like to adopt such a dog from our rescue group be prepared that it takes
more time to establish the dog-master relationship and to ease fears.
Raul, the basset-dachshund mixture boy has
been sterilized this week. Before that he had his heartworm test with good
results. As he was sleeping during the operation we asked for a neck x-ray
examination as it was strange that he snaps if we touch his neck and gets angry
when we put a collar and lead. The examination showed that he really has
problems with his neck. This could have been caused by a chain or loop and he
is taking painkillers and anti-inflammatory drugs to get better.
The group was joined by two new dogs. Two wire-haired young
adult dachshund boys came to us. One of them, Sörét, was found in Gyál in the middle or end of June but the
original owner never turned up. He is still looking for the original owner but
soon can be adopted if nobody can prove that the dog is theirs. Sörét is now
staying at the kennels.
Házikó was helped by the
Eger animal protection group. They contacted us. Due to an earlier accident he
has problems with a front leg and the ex-owner took him to the Gyöngyös dog
collection point. Then he came to us and to Primavet Animal Hospital. Unfortunately,
his leg was in a very bad condition and had to be amputated. In the future when
his wound has healed, we will need to find some artificial leg so that he does
not have extra pressure on his spine.
A journalist from Napi
Gazdaság visited us at the kennels to learn about our work. Now you can
read an article about the visit.
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