What happened at Futrinka on the 39th week of 2015?

By now it is absolutely for sure: autumn has arrived. Unfortunately our dogs at the kennel row cannot tolerate the rainy days so well, but the greatest challenge of all are the cold nights. We have to get ready for the winter, no question about it. We have already set the day for it, 18 October 2015, please join us. For details and participation please contact info@futrinkautca.hu!

This week four vizslas arrived at our care. János vitéz, the wire-haired one came from his previous owner.

 Detti as well…

Frozina, the young Hungarian vizsla female has been found in Biatorbágy, not microchipped, hence for the next 14 days we are looking for her original owner.

Milos, the young Hungarian vizsla male has been found in Atkár, but due to his constant wish to escape he could not stay any longer at his rescuer. He does not have a microchip either, consequently for the next 14 days he is also looking for his original owner.

Three of our protected dogs visited the vet this week. The routine heartworm test of Benitez proved to be negative, hence he could become neutered. Luckily everything went well, making Benitez ready for being adopted.

The routine heartworm test of Almádi Dorka resulted negative.

Jánkó, the half-blinded vizsla puppy had an ophthalmological check-up, showing that most likely the inflammation caught his eye when it had just started to open. This way it could not develop further, hence stayed a little smaller than his healthy eye. He does not suffer from any pain, consequently the operation would not be justified – and unfortunately his eyesight could not be brought back by it.

Three dogs have landed at the Great Dane breed rescue this week: Sheldon, the blue male, and Jojo & Moby, the deaf puppies.

Sheldon, Jojo &Moby

Luckily a Great Dane has also found his owner, Vadar was the fortunate one.

At the Dachshund breed rescue the mixtures came forth this week.

Márvány, the young Dachshund mixture lady arrived to us from the Baja flaying house, after producing a negative heartworm test she underwent neutralization, now is eager to find an owner for herself.

Though the flaying house of Gyöngyös is always at full house, by now they became completely overflooded, hence the threat of putting to sleep has also appeared. We managed to help, this way the group of our protected ones grew with the Terminal Ladies, namely Déli, the brown, typical Dachshund mixture lady, Keleti, the silky, black angel and Nyugati, the cute little one.

Déli , Keleti és Nyugati

We also had a mixture among those becoming owned this week, as the extra compatible lady from Eger, Penna, absolutely easy to handle for beginners also, found her family.

The other lucky one leaving us was Hanta, the red-tiger Dachshund female, becoming a vet’s dog from now on, the adopter being the same vet, previously owning Peti, the disabled Dachshund taken from the Kalocsa shelter..