Unfortunately,
we receive more and more requests to help dogs for various reasons. We do our
best and try to help whenever we can, but we too have limits.
Currently, there
are several dogs waiting for to be received by us as soon as we have the
capacity. In order to do this, our present dogs need to find forever homes the
soonest.
During week 29, six dogs came into our care.
One of them is Géniusz, the one-year-old large size Wire-Haired Dachshund male, whom
we received from a town called Püspökladány. Géniusz, is a calm, and very kind dog, although
he does not like cats.
Artemis and
Csingling had to leave their home due to the death of their master.
Artemis is
a three-year-old Wire-Haired male, while Csingling is an eight-year-old Wire-Haired
mixed breed female.
We hope to
find loving homes for both soon.
Tündér Lala, a one-year-old Wire-Haired male came into our care from Szombathely.
He is a kind and good-natured dog. Unfortunately, he is limping on his right hind
leg, likely due to a ligament rupture; therefore, soon and orthopaedic
specialist will see him in order to find the best treatment for him.
Fürt and Rence are two 1.5-year-old females, who were handed over to us
by their masters. Both are kind and beautiful dogs and we are looking forward
to getting to know them better.
Tió had waited a year, which is a long time, to find a forever home. Tió,
although not a purebred and has scars on his body from before, is a very good
dog. Even though, he was always kind to everyone, he was constantly overlooked.
Then, someone, who adopted Tigris from us six years ago, got in touch with us,
and looked for a companion for Tigris. Tió was chosen, and currently Tió and
Tigris are getting to know each other. Hopefully, all will go well and end
happily.
Noruz, the
protégé of our Chanceless Mixed Breed Rescue Group, due to former tumour, needs
to have ultrasound and X-ray examinations in every few months. The latest visit
was due a few days ago. The tests came back negative, for which we are
extremely happy, although the vet discovered a 3x4cm cist in his kidney. Noruz
will need to have a control check-up in a month.
Both doctors
agreed that the symptoms on Noruz`s legs are caused by allergy; therefore, he
should eat only a special hypoallergenic food, to avoid the unwanted sores.
If you would
like to contribute to the healing of Noruz with donation of special hypoallergenic
food, please contact us at info@futrinkautca.hu
Please send
your contributions to Noruz`s medical bills and housing by using the following
bank details: Futrinka Association, K & H Bank 10404089-49575251-57561000. Alternatively,
you can use PayPal by clicking on the 'PayPal Donation' button on the left side
of our website (www.futrinkautca.hu). In the comment box, please enter: NORUZ.
Thank You!
Our Vizsla Breed
Rescue Group had a busy week, with five new arrivals and three dogs that found
new homes.
The senior owner
of Zsüli could no longer take care of her, and the relatives could not adopt
her either, so they asked for our help. During the conversation with the
family, we found out that they had an another elderly Vizsla, who happens to be
the mother of Zsüli. Zsüli is 7 years old, while Muminmama is 14 years old and
has a serious vaginal prolapse.
Jiza came into our care over the weekend. The person who rescued Jiza,
found her a home as well, but soon it was obvious that the family did not take
care of the dog properly. The rescuer acted responsibly and took the Vizsla
back into her care and asked for our help to find Jiza a forever home.
Two Wire-Haired Dachshund babies, Ragnar and Laguertha were thrown into
the city pound of Hajdúböszörmény. The local animal rescuers at the Pacsi Dog Shelter
took them into their care immediately and asked for our assistance. The master
of our former protégé Demény, helped us transporting the two Dachshunds to
Budapest. After that, the dogs could move into the temporary care of an
experienced foster home.
Csuti was the first dog that found a forever home this week. Csuti`s new
masters work in a theatre, where their Vizsla will be a frequent visitor.
Drótos Hugó found a forever home. His new master works with autistic
children. Hugó will be a frequent guest at work, were he will have a real dream
job with the children.
Abrosz was
adopted by a Hungarian family that lives in Germany. They reported that Abrosz
overcame his initial shyness and bonded nicely with the masters, following them
everywhere they go.
We wish
them a long and happy life together!
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