What happened at Futrinka during week 46?

We invite every two and four-legged guest to the Christmas Party of Futrinka Association on December 2 from 11 to 15 at Vasmacska Terasz (district 22, Budafok, Fékező Street 1.)!

The 2018 Diary of Futrinka Association has arrived! Support our proteges with the minimum of 2500 Ft and we surprise you with a limited edition 2018 Diary. The diaries can be taken personally at our Christmas Party as well as by post (in this case please consider the cost of postage). Regarding the diaries, please contact us through the info@futrinkautca.hu email address.

The Futrinka Association and the Szív a Sisak Alatt organization is collecting donated gifts in order to deliver them to children living in poor conditions on the 9th of December. You can also participate by sending a package filled with gifts so that the Santa can surprise even more kids this year. The donations may either be sent to the office of Wonderduck Agency (1118 Budapest, Rétköz Street 31. from Monday to Friday between 9:30 am and 5:30 pm) or handed over personally at our Christmas Party.

At our Vizsla Rescue Group we had several adoptions and newcomers as well this week. Unluckily, the letter happened to be more this time.

The vet was called to Uncle Charlie by his owners due to extermination, luckily the doctor refused to carry out the procedure on a healthy animal. Hence the owners tried to find someone willing to swat him. Charlie is distrustful, always growls at people. Supposedly, he bit one of his owners that’s why they wanted to exterminate the dog. Charlie has been accomodated by one of our experienced temporary owners. His behaviour seems to aries from fear, luckily he doesn’t attack, instead he indicates his uncertanity and tries to back out of the situation.

Fancsi has been taken into our care as a found dog, he didn’t have a chip and his owner wasn’t looking for him either. At first his skin was in a terrible condition. Since then he is heeling perfectly, and although he has some bald spots on his legs, his fur is going to grow back soon.

Lili has arrived from her previous owners. She has been diagnosed with heartworms so we are about to start her slow but safe treatment.

The workers at the ambulance station of Karcag seeked our help in the case of a Hungarian Vizsla male (pictured below). He has been take into our care and received the name Ford. Our volunteers took a trip to the animal shelter of Karcag, that’s how they could transport the dog to Budapest. He was full of ticks, we found more than 50 in his fur. We are currently searching for his owner.

This week three of our proteges found their new homes.

When Miho arrived it was obvious that ha had never been taken care of. Everything was new for him and he had to learn a lot. Our relationship didn’t start off easily, however, it was worth the effort. Finally, he was able to move to his new home.

Lobi was proved to be lucky on our adoptation day. This week he found his new owner and he could move in next to one of our old proteges.

Galanga was spayed the previous week, she recovered from the surgery and this week she could move in her new home.

We wish them long and happy years spent as adopted dogs!

At our Dachshund Rescue Group we has been through and amazing week. Two of our helpless dogs managed to find new homes which ment true happiness for us.   

Fondor arrived to our group more than a year ago. He has been through a spine surgery therefor his walking is not perfect. He had problems regarding urinary and bowel incontinence as well. He received acupuncture treatment which helped a lot, even though he still didn’t gain interest. His day has finally come and this week he is moving to his new home.

Gömbös has been taken into our care after the death of his previous owner. His initial behaviour arised from the illness of his former owner, he couldn’t really handle petting and he often bit others. Now he is about to move with Fondor.

Toncsi, the wire-haired Dachshund male, arrived from Debrecen this week. Currently he is suffering from skin disorder, thus he is under treatment. Otherwise, he is a really friendly dog.

Claus is an extremely friendly and smart young boy, who has improved a lot at his temporary owner. Now, he is living with his new family.

Tita has also found her place. At first she wasn’t really successful, but now she can live the happy life of an adopted dog.

Balhé is just about to be 6 months old, he is still a baby. He spent a couple of weeks at his temporary owner where he could master all the basic rules. Now his owners are responsible for his development.