What happened at Futrinka during week 6?

Rare is such an intensive week at our chanceless mixtures, hopefully this was the only one of the kind in 2016, requiring to solve such a great amount of organizational tasks and issues to be solved, but we gladly declare this now to be over.

Unfortunately we lost our battle against parvo, with all the members of January breed giving up their fight. Jelen, Játék, Jutas and Jente, good-bye to You. You did not have a simple or easy life, even if just such a short one was given.

We also had new arrival this week. The story of Bundás deserves attention as he was the one most would have not showed any interest in. A frizzy, frightened one at the road around Baracska…But one of our adoptives did not let him down, collected him, this way giving no chance for him to be run over by a car. To our great surprise Bundás had a micro-chip, is 11-years-old. He was awaited home.

 

Kokó, the male mixture from the Edelény flaying house arrived to escape being put to sleep– for him we are looking for a temporary adoptive as well.

 

Mackótestvér used to be at an optional temporary adoptive, whose patience lasted only till now – though we had informed them on the long way to go to socialize and rehabilitate the dog. He came back to us now, looking for the real one again. Surely, someone is around for him?

 

We could not leave the vet visits out this week either, as we do not give for adoption without neutralization. Argan, the Italian-lined English setter male was no exception from it, undergoing the operation this week.

 

Another setter of ours, the Irish female, Molly Moll was also neutered. She took the post-operative phase really bad, but then luckily – thanks to the painkillers – she got better. She has an ownership candidate.

 

We were worried that the heartworm test of Bibap Lulu proves positive, as her mate, arriving with him, has the virus – but luckily in her case the parasite could not be shown, hence she also became neutered – by now being 100% ready to become owned.

 

Darabka is too young yet to be neutered, his vet visit was due to remove the steels from his jaw and thigh. The weekend he had visitors, and…he has an ownership candidate!

 

Alfonso, our wounded-leg black mixture male did not manage to carry out his move to his first adoptive, as in the last minute it was cancelled via a text message – but then his luck came back and by now he is recovering on a sofa, living in a family.

 

This week is undoubtedly that of Felhő, first moving to a temporary adoptive, to an ex-colleague’s family, though only spending a couple of days there – as meanwhile the real, permanent one has also arrived – meaning during the weekend he moved again.

 

At our vizsla breed rescue one of the tasks to be solved this week was the moving of Puffer – with his extremely persistant barking he had caused a lot of sleepless nights and days to the inhabitants of the family pansion – this way he had to change his adoptive. At his new place his soul seems to be getting better, by now only missing a dream owner to reach complete inner peace.

Taffi and Tiffany make an inseparable couple, this week also changing adoptive, were both placed at a family pansion.

A young vizsla mixture girl was found in Budapest, we named her Hippi. We made up for her missing micro-chip and started her vaccination programme – meanwhile looking for her original owner.

Lipót arrived at our care from his previous owner due to their moving. He was placed at a temporary adoptive, to learn the rules of living inside a flat, during which he is awaiting his dream owner.

Unfortunately the routine heartworm test of Marcell proved positive, hence we had to start his treatment, most likely to be a longer process. According to his check-ups one of his heart valves does not close properly, causing the heart atrium to be enlarged – for this he also needs to take medicine.

Bekő visited the vet for the next vaccination. The little guy is not that little any more, has grown significantly since arrived at our care with his brothers – by now the only one still staying with us, all the others are owned.

Thanks to our foreign partner organizations Gigerli, Szidi, Hisztis Mirtill, Toma and Léni flew out of our care.

Nesztor had visitors this week, we do hope soon he can move to a final family.

 

Some time ago we reported gladly on Tápé being adopted – then coming back at our care a couple of days later. He moved to a temporary adoptive, but did not have to wait long, this weekend moved to an owner. We do hope for the second try his fate is much more fortunate and he really finds a final home now.

 

This week we had several arrivals, actually more than we had planned for or rationally could have adopted – but we also have a heart…

Jeny, the Dachshund mixture lady arrived from the Edelény flaying house, to escape being put to sleep. We are also looking for a temporary adoptive for her!

The shelter of Eger asked for our help to rescue three wire-haired Dachshund mixtures under 1 year of age, two males and a female. They were given the names Kiskarak, Kisvuk and Kiscsele.

 

Monki mama had been waiting for the perfect family at Illatos út, but regarding her age and hernia she had quite little chance for it. Soon we will get her operated, but till that she can spend her time with a family. By the way, she is a perfect and nice lady!

 

Kóc arrived back at New Year’s Eve to ASKA at Székesfehérvár – we firmly believed someone will be looking for such a beautiful one, but it was not the case. Kóc got to us, currently living at the kennel row in Tárnok. Unfortunately he started off with a cold, now getting antibiotics.

 

We also had several vet-visits these days, not only the usual neutralizations – but of course including these, too, this week Csibécske, Fenyőfa and Szőregér went under it. All the three of them are luckily heartworm-free.

 

Gombfoci is still under medical examination because of his haemophilia, till it finishes, we have to keep him locked away from any possible hurts, as even the tiniest hit might cause a bleeding. This week among cautious preparation a sample of blood was taken from him to carry out a special blood clotting test. At the German laboratory four blood clotting factors are examined.

 

Misó’s operated leg got a bit swollen, had to visit the hospital with it – turning out his recovery goes on faster than expected, hence at the beginning of March the wires can be removed. Till then he is waiting for someone to fall in love with him.

Unfortunately Sütőtök caught a bladder infection at the kennel, meaning his urine became bloody. He got medicines and if everything goes right, in two weeks’ time moves to a family in Szolnok. We will see…cross your fingers for him!

Csobodri’s histology has arrived, luckily with a negative result. He also has a secret…an Austrian family would like to adopt him. We’ll be right back with the news.

 

Fortunately we had three dogs this week becoming owned. Őszapó, the veterane Dachshund belongs now to a very nice family, not deterred by his age, but being absolutely taken by Őszapó’s lovable personality.

 

Paradicsom also became adopted. Many of you might remember him, being the one, whose dog-mate was poisoned, causing himself being threatened to such an extent that he slept sitting. By now he became pretty much relaxed and it also meant adoption for him. He moved to Érd.

 

Papanni, the tiny wire-haired lady was adopted by the parents of one of our adoptive families.

 

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