What happened at Futrinka on the 31st week of 2015?

Two of our dogs of the basic group for hopeless ones have left us this week. One of them, Túrkeve, has only changed his legal status but has not moved physically at all as his temporary caretaker decided to adopt him.

Nörsz, the cat girl with turtle colours also has an owner. In her case sterilization is the owner’s responsibility since Nörsz is too small. However, as the new owner is a vet assistant, this will not be a problem.

A private animal lover asked us for help for an animal he formerly protected. The owner wanted to give him back as he escaped quite regularly but he could not look after him responsibly any more. Vándor is a sterilized fox-terrier boy with an extreme tendency for escape, which has to do with his inability to attach. We are working on it now.

 

The dachshund rescue group had a very successful week as far as adoptions are concerned. Not because of the number of the adopted dogs, rather as two very special team members have new homes. When they came to us, they both had heartworm and both of them were treated with the slow method and are now free of heartworm as multiple tests have shown. They needed a year for this but they managed. This week finally the dream owner has arrived.

 

 

Azonnal, the middle-size black girl, who was waiting with Mindig by the road is still waiting for the new family. What’s more, she still has heartworm. For her this process is more slowly.

 

Szerencse is the other dog who had got stuck with us even though she is a good dog. After a negative heart worm test, her new life could start and she moved to her new family to join an old dog of ours.

It is very difficult almost impossible to adopt a dog with heartworm as people are afraid of this parasitical infection. We always tell everybody about how the so called slow method works and that our experience shows that sooner or later it will be successful. We still know that the dogs with positive tests will stay with us for long before they are adopted.

 

Hűha also has a new home. Her previous life on a chain has been replaced with a sofa life and happiness now.

Penne with her two puppies, Plajbász and Lénia this week are leaving their temporary caretakers to move to a dog hotel and we hope they will soon be adopted.

 

 

Five new dogs joined the Hungarian pointer rescue group this week: a veteran pointer, Róza mama came with serious vagina cancer from the Füzesabony animal protection group. Danka came from the ex-owner. A boy and a girl from the Ajka dog collection point and Keszi, a German pointer mixture who the owner wanted to kill as he is naughty.

 

 

Csisz has been adopted this week.