What happened at Futrinka during week 49?

In the Hungarian Vizsla Breen Rescue Group, Lizka`s puppy, Október has found a loving home. We wish the beautiful Vizsla baby a long and wonderful life.

Kalamajka was handed over to us by his former family and currently, he stays in a temporary home. He has much to learn, as evidently, he has never been thought to discipline before. 

It is important for our organisation to teach the younger generation for the responsible keeping of pets and animals, so it was a special pleasure for us to be invited by the Addetur Baptist High School. The school has been operating for over two decades with the aim of helping the integration of disabled and autistic young people into society and improving their chances in the labour market.

Our volunteers gave a presentation about our organisation`s work, its activities and talked about the importance of animal protection, and the responsible way of keeping pets. Our four-legged helpers during the visit were Edgar and Gipsz as well as our protégé, Ügyes.

We are grateful for the invitation and the many tangible gifts that the school has collected for our dogs! As soon as the weather gets milder, we would like the students to visit Futrinka too.

It is our pleasure to report that during this week, five of our dogs got a new chance from life and moved into their new, permanent homes.

Oreo spent nearly 1.5 years with us, unfortunately without any interest, but finally, someone fell in love with him too. The first visit went great, our little shy boy immediately landed on the potential master's lap. It was love at first sight for both parties, so Oreo now is a resident of the city of Debrecen.

Brie, the shy little girl, was very lucky. Right after her arrival at Futrinka, there was interest towards her and the visit went great too. She has been adopted shortly after that. Brie is now a member of a loving family.

Púder also stole the heart of someone, so she waved farewell to us and moved into her forever home.

Lokátor had been waiting for to be rehomed for two months, but some awesome photos brought him luck and suddenly a large number of people were interested in our little friend. Finally, Lokátor was adopted by a person who adopted from us before. The little doggy with the not so little ears will share his home with our former protégé, Tőzike.

We received a new dog, Pongó the short-coated Dachshund mix boy, who`s master could no longer look after him due to serious illness. He's scared and does not understand why he had to leave his old home, but we are hoping that he will settle soon and finds a loving home again.