What happened at Futrinka during week 31?

The greatest event of the week was undoubtedly the Adoption Day, but besides this we carried out our regular tasks as usual. We had adopted ones and arrivals in large numbers, but unfortunately had enough of sad stories as well.

Our vizsla breed rescue group was busy organizing their first Adoption Day this week, but also had a lot of other things to do.

The heartworm test of Tas proved positive upon his arrival, this week his repetitive one was due – also giving a positive result, meaning we are continuing his treatment

The routine heartworm test of Akác was negative, hence he underwent neutralization. He took recovery pretty bad, but in a couple of days he just gathered himself and returned to his original style

ASKA’s volunteers were asked to help a bad conditioned elderly vizsla, this week he could leave the hospital and move to a family pansioned adoptive of ours. His state is – to put it nice – catastrophic, we have already seen a thousand ill and old dogs, but at the sight of his neglected state even we were shocked.

The puppies of Muki-family are finely leaving our care, we do not know what kind of fate they would have faced if left in the abandoned garden, but they were just born under a lucky sky, their story turned good. From among the ownership-candidates Munkás was the last one to continue his life in a loving family, two of his brothers, Macerás and Méltó are still waiting for their owners

We organized our first Adoption Day this Saturday, besides our protegees living at the kennel row also the ones living at temporary adoptives or family pansions were also present. We welcomed many interested families and do not dare to say it out loud yet, but it seems some of our dogs became candidates for adoption.

Drazsé and Bagette also visited us shortly at our Adoption Day, but not as protegees any more, they just came with their adoptives. After the event both of them headed for their final families.

Kicsirigó arrived at us from her previous owner with an open wound, caused most likely by her neck-collar. The wound primarily affects the lower part of her neck, we are disinfecting and treating it, luckily her physical condition is better than we had hoped for.

The GSPs tend to spend more time with us, due to their active nature and great need for moving – the nice counter-example now is Zsivány, having spent only a short time at our care. This week he found a loving family, starting their life together with a vacation.

Unfortunately the week brough a sad happening as well, our former protegee, Miska lost his battle with his disease and is now over the rainbow. He was given three beautiful years by the side of his family. RIP Miska!

At the Great Danes Flora underwent neutralization this week and moved to a temporary adoptive. This dog lady is just so beautiful, she already has serious applicants for adoption.

Arya moved to an owner! His family was waiting for him eagerly, by the first pieces of news everything is all right. We wish you a lot of happy, owned years Arya!

Dachshund breed rescue had a really intensive week, luckily having great pieces of news, with many moving to owners, and our ill ones recovering nice.

Miskolci Talpas was an inherited dog, not needed, not having a really good relationship with other dogs. After his arrival this issue turned out to be easy to handle, soon got his ego lowered. A woman soon fell in love with this tiny little boy, visiting him against all the infos available – the meeting went perfectly, meaning on Monday Talpas got adopted, accompanying another Dachshund. As we hear everything is just going fine.

One of our adoptives found Vignetta, the approximately 2-year-old Dachshund mixture lady, thinned and with a slight demodex infection. Soon she could move to a temporary adoptive, recovering her hair, gathering herself together and showing her unbelievable personality, sometimes a bit annoying, still irresistable. Last week she had visitors and this Tuesday left us – moved to Szigethalom. She managed to enchant her family completely, already established a fantastic friendship with Lime, the boxer girl, enjoying the great walks done together.

Our couple, Cupcake and Crunch finally moved to owners, belong to a nice family now – the post-moving problems seem to be solved, as a change runs everyone down. They became Budapest inhabitants near Vérmező, where they will just make great, long walks.

The owner of Pencil and Skicc had passed away and his elderly parents could not undertake the care of two dogs – they asked help, that is how the wire-haired Dachshund lady and the beautiful Old German Shepherd, both of them being 6-year-old arrived at our care. They are real mates, we could simply list their positive features, but rather we would love to find them a great place to live, even together when it is possible, as they spent the last 6 years together and make up a really got-together pair.

We also had two arrivals from Pápa. Vigasz, the 7-year-old short-haired Dachshund lady and Lime, the 1-year-old wire-haired Dachshund male. Vigasz was meant to be put to sleep by her owner, luckily the vet did not let it happen – now this endlessly nice and beautiful girl already has an ownership candidate right after her arrival.

Lime is a beautiful and frightened dog, his elderly owner was hospitalized, hence he was not needed any more. Unfortunately we have no idea what could have happened to him during the last year, he is simply frightened. We are trying to help him get over it, calm down and open up, but this surely will last quite long.

Szellőke got back to our care this week, she started to show signs of separation and her owners could not handle it. Luckily her fate was followed by so many people that she was immediately interested in. Finally a young couple visited her with their Dachshund, Gravitáció – resulting in love at first sight. Szellőke is already spending her days at a family, as we were informed, everything is just working perfectly.

Alma, the young Dachshund mixture girl arriving from Miskolc welcomed visitors this week. The family wanted her and only her – meaning she became owned at the weekend, following her neutralization. She is behaving very nice at her family, is housebroken and gives signals to the owner when needs to go out. She will also get trained to learn everything she needs in her adult life.

Varázs is a one-year-old black-tan Dachshund mixture male, not needed by the owner as he was chewing. The dog is extremely nice, obedient and a good one. Why was he chewing? As he was not taken care of, was not moved down. Some think if a garden is available, there is no need for going for walks. Well…this is something to be thought over by many.

Varázs is soon getting visitors, we do hope everything gets to its place in his life soon.

Kirby has been waiting for a long time and even though some were interested, his heartworms just kept everyone back. Luckily some were not frightened by this treatable disease and the real one also showed up for him. He got to a family we had imagined for him. A large dog is important as he loves them, many kids as he is adoring them and a lively family as he loves it this way. His owners have been eagerly waiting for his arrival. Kirby is happy, this is already shown by the days spent together so far.

Borka and Árvácska, our two run-over dogs are recovering nice. The removing of their stitches took place and rehabilitation started – on our site you get regular updates on their treatment.

We also had vet rounds at the group of chanceless mixtures, though our financial resources just dried up.

Picike, the tiny mixture female has a kidney-disease, cannot get infusion any longer as she does not have a vein suitable for that. Luckily she started eating by herself, also her mood is quite good – but sadly the result of the repeated blood-test is worse than any of the previous ones.

Our third newcomer colleague at the kennel-row could not bear it long, meaning we got pretty short with recources. Volunteers, other understudies take shifts, not being able to take all of our dogs out of their kennels (some of them are highly problematic ones) and not all of them have a daily kennel-row routine. Unfortunately it resulted in Megan Fox’s accident last week, and this week we had to depart a significant part of Gombos’ ear – he got too close to the kennel of his ancient enemy, Poltergeist. Unfortunately his ear had to be stitched, causing his mood is pretty bad, he is fully stressed.

Still, we also have some good news. Moped of the Mandulás-litter, arriving from the Sárospatak slum flew out. He could not have survived there, even if the owners of the plant try to wash themselves out…

Besides Moped another „Mo” also got adopted. The lucky one is the shy Mozi, arriving from the Szerencs flaying house, already being there twice. We do hope his next family is an insistent one, able to ensure him a happy life. He badly deserves it.

AC Austria, our Austrian partner organization informed us on having found a family for our elderly and blind Csobodri – this way his status changed for ownership-candidate, he is moving soon.

You can meet 10-15 of our chanceless mixtures at Kertem in Városliget 14 August between 2 pm and 6 pm, giving place to our 2nd mini adoption day. We warmly welcome everyone!