What happened at Futrinka during week 14?

On Saturday within the campaign called "Adj esélyt!" (=Give a chance!) children who live in extreme poverty visited us in the farm in the joint effort of Futrinka, Hahet Natural Lifemanship and VitaHelp Health Center. Futrinka provided the location with the riding hall and the horse called Princess. Futrinka prepared a presentation about the responsible treatment of dogs, Hahet Natural Lifemanship occupied the children with fun tasks and in order to learn about quality nutrition, VitaHelp Health Center explained the importance of vitamins and how their active ingredients work. As a gift, each child received a small package of various vitamins.

Our Vizsla Breed Rescue Group had a busy week with re-homing, newcomers and a few trips to the vet as well.

Donika moved from the farm to one of our hired temporary fostering family. There is she waiting for to be re-homed.

During this week, Buflák, Bükki Mogyoró and Maszat were neutered, while the stitches of Monododó were removed.

Zoelle came into our care from her previous owners, who gave her up, because they could not afford to cover the cost of her treatments. In addition to her vagina being fallen forward, her womb is larger than normal as well. Zoelle has gone under an emergency surgery, after which her condition turn to critical, so her fostering family had to run with her back to the clinic. Zoelle had to spend the night at the hospital, but thankfully she felt better the next day and could go home again.

Lizandosz was handed over to us by his former masters. His ears and neck are covered with sores; therefore, he needs to be bathed three times a week. In addition, Lizandosz is Heartworm positive, so we had started to treat him for that as well.

Both babies MiniMoni and AnniPanni that are infected with skin fungus, found loving homes.

The shy little girl, Csöpp Csilla, after meeting a potential adoptive family the week before, moved into her forever home this week. She seemed truly happy and carefree in her new family.

With the help of our partner organization abroad, Kinga, Klára, Kata, Funny Girl, Szenilla, Kolompos, Marosi Dana and Kanizsai Virág could move to new homes.

With the help of animal rescuers in Szolnok, Winn and Wally, came into our care. Their little sibling was in such bad shape that he had to go to a hospital immediately.

Árnyék, who is the protégé of our Chanceless Mix Breed Rescue Group, needed to visit the vet because he had grown two walnut-sized lumps, which needed examination. After a biopsy was taken, it turned out that one of them was filled with water, while the other with fat. For now on, we need to keep an eye on him, to see if there will be new lumps on him. In addition, a sample was taken from Árnyék`s ears, because there was a discharge from them. Currently, we are waiting for the results, which will uncover the cause.

As soon as Noruz is permitted to lose the cone, he begins licking and chewing his back legs until they have sores on them. We still could not figure out what the reason for his behaviour is, but we are working on it. Noruz had gone through several examinations. Currently, we are waiting for the results, but in the meantime, our goal is to strengthen his immune system.

There were no arrivals or departures at the Great Dane Breed Rescue Group this week. Nefera received a visitor, and the meeting went very well. We will see what the final decision is going to be.

The education of the Great Danes: Segundo, Oliver, Woody and Davis is going excellently within the Farm-School`s obedience course, which was organised by kutyatréning.hu. Hopefully, some of them will find a loving home once they completed the course.

We would like to report about our event called “Let`s walk our Dachshunds”, which was held last week. Those people who arrived without a dog, could lend four legged companion from the adoptive families with former Futrinka dogs. The event was a great success. We walked, talked, and most importantly played a lot with the doggies. We were fortunate with the weather too, which made the whole experience even more pleasant. We hope to attract everyone who came, next time as well, perhaps many new participants as well! We thank you all, who was a part of our get-together!

There was a quiet week at the Dachshund Breed Rescue Group. Only one of our dogs found a forever home. It was River, a calm and easy-going male, who is going to be the company of a retired lady.