What happened at Futrinka during week 26?

Summer heatwave is on, with most people being away for a vacation – but life does not stop at an animal protective organization even during the holiday season. We are over a busy week.

At our Dachshund breed rescue this week was dedicated to the adoptions, but we had arrivals as well.

Túrás left the breed rescue on Monday to start his new, owned life, hopefully in his final family – preparing so much for his arrival. We are extremely happy that his fitting in went fast and smooth.

We managed to contact the owner of Suzy, the Dachshund mixture wounded in an accident. They lost each other during a walk a week ago. On Monday the owner took her home from the hospital to ensure her recovery at home.

Vignetta, the tiny 2-year-old Dachshund mixture female was found by an adoptive of ours. Demodex causes the bad condition of her skin, its treatment has started – she is placed at a temporary adoptive.

Czakkos, the Dachshund mixture female was found wounded in Kaposvár by an adoptive of ours. For 14 days she was looking for her original owner, meanwhile undergoing a minor operation. The extremely nice lady did not have to wait long, was welcoming serious visitors and during the weekend got owned.

Larson, the young Dachshund mixture male did not spend too much time with us either. He was greeting his visitors in Tárnok, spending hours together with him and soon sending their request to adopt him. It meant that Friday Larson, by his new name Zeller could move to an owner and start his life in a family. Soon he gets trained, which this teenage guy certainly needs. 

On Friday we welcomed the wounded young Dachshund mixture male, coming from Illatos út – we are still in the phase of learning each other, but he is a nice, friendly one, we do hope his wounded leg also gets better soon.

Our vizsla breed rescue group is over an active week, luckily having adoptions as well besides the arrivals, also having several vet rounds this week.

A private animal protector asked for our help with Totyó, as his previous owner waived his rights of him. The beautiful wire-haired boy was already visited during the weekend by a previous adoptive of ours.

Tiborc arrived at our care from the Füzesabony animal protectors, was hospitalized. He was lame because of a previous fracture, but fortunately it does not need to be operated. His full medical check-up was carried out, with his routine heartworm test proving positive – we have started its treatment.

The routine heartworm tests of Schöni and Nyafka proved negative, meaning they can soon get neutered.

Horáció, rescued from his previous owners by FEMA’s volunteers pulled himself together perfectly, time has come for him to move to his final family.

As the heartworm tests done earlier brought a negative result for Juna and Drazsé, they got neutered this week, both of them recovering at their adoptives’ homes.

A cyst was discovered during the ultra-sound check-up of Szegfüszeg, this is also to be removed during her neutralization.

Kalocsai Szilva got to our care from her previous owners, this week brought a loving family also to her.

Elba, one of the E-family puppies moved to a temporary adoptive, if she manages to fit in nicely, her status changes to a final one, meaning we will sign the adoption contract on her.

The puppies of Muki-family received their first vaccination.

Öcsi arrived at our care from his previous owners, was placed at our rented kennel row.

To Finnley a private animal protector asked for our help, his routine heartworm test proved positive, meaning we have to start its treatment.

Kaur had been so much waited for by his family, his 4-paw mate being our ex-protegee, Mustárka.

Tótvázsonyi Guszti arrived at our care 9 months ago, suffering from tremendous pain. During the many nights spent awake they got so close to each other with his carer that he decided to keep him – meaning Guszti can stay at the place where he learnt how to sit without pain, how to run as a vizsla, how to play carelessly. His vizsla-mates also love him a lot.

Belle visited the vet, getting her due vaccination. She has grown to a beautiful lady, next week moving to her final family.

During the weekend five of our protegees headed for a better, nicer life thanks to our foreign partner organization. Their families have awaited very much for Uncle Malaki, Ziva, Taffi, Filkó and Ronina. 

Riko got to our care from his previous owners for family reasons, he was placed at a family pansion.

Danke and her puppies arrived at our care from the Debrecen flaying house, they were placed at an adoptive.

Szandál got to our care for family reasons and as we never leave a mate behind – not even if it is a cat – Flipflop also became our protegee. Both of them were placed at an experienced adoptive of ours, their full medical check-up is to be done next week.

At the Great Dane breed rescue Pepe needed a vet round done this week.

From the earlier result of his blood test his liver turned out not to be functioning properly any more, this way he takes Legalon for that. Luckily as for the ultra-sound check-up his other organs are in a state relevant to his age. His liver needs to be attended though, in a month we are going back for a control. Pepe was behaving nicely, was a very brave boy!

The week of the chanceless mixtures was simply unbelievable, going to extreme depths and peaks as well.

H2O, the water-brain suspicious kitten arrived at us from Illatos út. As this disease is not compatible with life, a CT was necessary. The vet did not even want to make it, as the diagnosis was visible at first sight. CT then was showing something different, meaning the head was misshapen, but the cause is not the brainwater. We were so happy she can get a chance, but fate had another turn – H2O did not wake up from her siesta, she has fallen asleep for ever.

Two Dachshund mixtures arrived at our care from the Miskolc flaying house, to escape being put to sleep.

Dani is 6 years old, quite untrusty at first, but gets warmed up soon. He can be loved very much, wants to meet expectations, an owner on his own would just mean a miracle for him. He is also looking for a temporary adoptive!

Bogi is about one-year-old, with cut tail, more like a terrier, a very nice, devoted lady. She still has a lot to learn, but has a good nervous system, likes being taught, will not be problematic. She is also looking for a temporary adoptive!

Two staffbulls were left alone as divorce orphans in the yard of a house. When the male died of heat stroke, the owner waived his rights on the 8-year-old female, Fantaszta – she got to our care. A very nice one, compatible with everyone and everything.

We are trying to prepare our dogs to get adopted, a part of this means different medical interventions.

Megan Fox’s heartworm test resulted negative, this way she underwent neutralization. Actually, she is ready to get owned: 1-2 years of age, nice and compatible fox terrier female.

Bio Böbe’s tail-top had to be removed because of a clump, we also got her wolf-claws operated off. Now she is recovering at the kennel row, but would be extremely happy if at least a temporary adoptive showed up for her. Böbe is approximately 8 years old, the most balanced member of her family.

The week was extremely gracious to us regarding adoptions as well. Several of our chanceless, old or stucked-in protegee of ours left us.

Azonnal got owned after more than two years with us, a Dachshund adoptive family of ours took him as their third one. According to their first news he is still shy a bit, but it is already visible there will not be any trouble with him.

Anada lost her owner in a gas explosion. In spite of her special appearance no rush came for her, but this week she got adopted by a routinous owner.

Béla had been a candidate for adoption for a while, but by now everything was given to his move. It was a long way from the ill and tremulous dog to the happy one Béla has developed into, now also having a family on his own. We can hardly believe it!

Döme, the 9-year-old poodle mixture male arrived after the death of his owner. The dream family soon showed up for him, he fitted in fast and as a piece of good news the tumour removed from his armpit turned out to be benign.

To get a 14-year-old dog adopted is actually impossible, but our Néró has nevertheless found his new home. Néró, given to a rural flaying house after his owner’s death by the heir started a new life in Miskolc.

We closed the week with a superb-atmosphere mini adoption day, where about 1/6 of our owner-searching members represented themselves and fortunately ex-protegees also visited us. Approximately HUF 100.000 was collected at our charity counter, and hopefully there are some dogs irreversibly fallen in love by someone. We cross our fingers that it happens this way. Thanks very much for the place for Kertem outdoor pub, our volunteers for the participation and our supporters for being with us.

Our next mini adoption day is 14 August, from 2 pm till 6 pm, the venue being again Kertem in Városliget. Save the date in your calendars and join us!