What happened at Futrinka during week 25?

Though we had no events this week, life just did not stop, we carried out our tasks as usual…

Who on Earth would have believed our old kuvasz, the 11-year-old Gondolom Rezső, surviving the removal of a huge tumour gets owned, …but he did! This week this formerly chained buddy got adopted!

Dero, our 7-year-old small-size English setter male could also pack his belongings to start a new life.

Besides them noone else got adopted from among the chanceless mixtures, but two further dogs became candidates for it, meaning we need your fingers crossed also for the next week.

One of the lucky dogs is Néró 14, the veterane male given down to the Békés flaying house after the death of his owner by the heir. He will move to Miskolc.

The other is our 9-year-old poodle mixture male, undergoing neutralization this week, also getting a tumour removed from below his underarm, we are waiting for its histology result.

To equal the two adopted dogs we also had two arrivals this week.

Jaffy is a 10-year-old small-size mixture male, moving to a flat from a family house with his elderly owner – then landing at Illatos út for a close watch-out because of biting someone. We only accidentally learnt about him, but then could not drop his story. He would not have been handed over to a private person, but as an association we could apply for him. Jaffy is currently living on the kennel row, was given a collar, had no problem with it. We are trying to rehabilitate him as well, just like we do to all our problematic dogs.

Our other arrival is Megan Fox, the young – adult fox terrier female, for whom a team member of ours asked for our help. She was found in Dunaújváros, not micro-chipped, with her original owner not showing up for her – but soon she will be looking for a new one.

Even besides the in- and outflow we had a lot to do. Two of our dogs underwent neutralization, being negative for heartworm-tests, they would be ready to get adopted.

Lecsólány is the ideal one, being small-size with a good nerve-system, kind, open and compatible with other dogs. We warmly suggest her for beginners as well!

Mozi is a 3-year-old Dachshund mixture male, rescued from Szerencs because of being constant abused by his owners. This had its traces on him, meaning he will pull himself together for immediate moves, but otherwise he is one hungry for love, wishing to meet expectations.

The two litters saved from the Sárospatak slam misery got vaccinated this week. The puppies started off their programme with Puppy DP, their Moms getting a combined vaccination.

From the Sáros-litter Sampon is a candidate for ownership, Sipirc and Serleg are still waiting for the real one. Unfortunately Serleg is most likely to be blind or having a very short eye-sight, we have no idea what kind of chances he stands with a handicap like that, also being a black male and growing big…

We took a skin-scratch sample from Séta, the Mom of the Sáros-litter, are waiting for its result. She turned out to have two microchips, but so far not one single owner-candidate…

From the Mandulás-litter only Mantra has an owner-candidate, the other three – Matrac, Moped, Merre are waiting for the real ones yet. They will grow small-size.

Unfortunately the Mom of Mandulás-litter, Magdi is heartworm-infected. We can only start her treatment after the separation of her babies.

 

This week a new Bio, namely the matriarch, Böbe moved her residency to the kennel row, is awaiting the visitors there.

Summer season has visibly started at our vizsla breed rescue group, with the number of potential adoptives sadly shrinking, but the number of arrivals and vet to do-s not following this tendency.

Fodorka’s routine heartworm test is negative, meaning she will soon get neutered.

Lizó had a minor accident, rushed to the vet with her adoptive, getting her wound stitched together.

Summer is not an active season regarding adoptions, but luckily we have dogs leaving our care. Horáció, the once skin-and-bones, chained vizsla is a candidate for getting adopted, next week he will move to his final family.

Uncle Tücsök had an MR check-up, we are a bit released, as tumour and stroke could be excluded as potential reasons – at the same time we are extremely sad, as the problem – trembling and falling – still occurs and we did not get a step closer to solving it. The next step is a neurology check-up in the near future.

Brigi was planning to meet a visitor during the weekend, but unfortunately it did not come true – we are unaware of the reason, but it means Brigi is still looking for her final family.

We took Levente in our care from another organization, placed him at a hospital quarantine to be checked. Next week he can leave the hospital, but in order to do so we have to find him a temporary adoptive.

Nyafka got to our care from her former owners, was placed at a family pansion.

Dachshund breed rescue had a quite busy week, with arrivals and adopted ones, and also the last day of the week took a wounded dog to our care.

The owner of Stellus, the 6-month-old, standard-size black-tan short-haired female went to work abroad – asking a friend to find a new owner for the dog. Luckily the friend turned to us, meaning this little girl is spending her days at one of our temporary adoptives till we are finding her the perfect owner.

Perje’s story is like that of Caesar…he came, saw and conquered, had already been inquired about before his arrival, then got visited, and in the middle of the week, following his neutralization he moved to his new owner. He soon fitted in, we are continuously updated about him.

After waiting for such a long time Effi and Réka could head for a car and leave for an adopted life. They moved to a very nice family, with the parents feeling it was important their son learnt the love of animals – the tiny ladies will assisst him in this.

We were contacted from Győr regarding three Dachshund mixtures, getting to our care in the middle of the week. Pupek is the wire-haired one, Bandu and Ribiszke the short-haired blondies, extreme shy, undersocialized. We do hope to be able to help them start on a path that is finished by the future owner, that they are able to make up for the lacks suffered so far and can make it to real mates and happy dogs.

After his return Túrás could soon welcome visitors, we were already posting each other with the ownership candidates, sharing mails almost simultaneously. This turned out to be a real sign, proven by the meeting as well – love at first sight, meaning Túrás is finishing this week as a candidate to get owned.

Alma is a 5-month-old Dachshund mixture lady, was asked for help from Miskolc – on Friday with a transportation help she landed at her adoptive. 

Genda was found a couple of weeks earlier near Pápa, not micro-chipped, with her original owner not showing up for her – hence could get on the train Saturday morning with her attendant. We were eagerly waiting for her together with her adoptive, taking her with an option.

The original owner of Cakkoska, the Dachshund mixture female found wounded in Kaposvár did not turn up, hence during the weekend she could welcome visitors, having a great time together. She can declare herself a candidate to get owned.

Unfortunately the weekend did not finish well, we were informed on a run-over wire-haired Dachshund mixture. A helper of ours headed for him, he was in a shocked state, one of his eyes turned outside, currently is monitored at the hospital, if everything goes right, he is operated tomorrow.