What happened at Futrinka during week 51?

The end of the year is always about the newcomers. This time was no exception so we have some things to share with you.

The penultimate week at our Vizsla Rescue Group happened to be quite busy.

The heartworm test of Ronja and Kalamajka came back as negative so they could go through the process of castration.

Viola has arrived with diarrhea from the Illatos út Animal Shelter. The shelter reached out to us for help because they are in charg of plenty of dogs and they couldn’t risk the others getting infected with Viola’s disease. She is in our care with the reservation of rights.

Vakkantó was spotted during his vagabonding. He didn’t have a chip and his owner wasn’t looking for him hence we were asked to help him.

Kiskifli and Nagykifli were found ont he streets. The mother turned out to be expecting babies. Her only surviving baby, Sajtos Kifli, has found himself a new loving home this week.

Báró’s owners moved away and the neighbours didn’t fancy him walking around the area with no supervision thus we were asked to help. Allegedly, he got beaten up and his teeth were kicked out as well, however, we found him in a good condition. There aren’t traces of violence on him and his teeth are also unharmed so we can’t put our fingers on this.

Doggy was taken into our care with no chip and since his owner didn’t reach out to us, we found him a new family this week.

Kicsi Pötty also moved in with his new family this week.

Animal protectors asked for our help in the case of Csokis Süti. His previous family had to move to a new place, their situation has become uncertain. They attempted to find him a new home, unsuccessfully, hence Csokis Süti could have ended up in a shelter or could have been put to sleep.

At our basic group we had six newcomers this week.

Hordós Talpas has arrived from his previous owners. His name originates from his lifestyle: he was kept on leash and a barrel was his house. Christmas gave him a chance to start over, in hopes of a better life. Now he enjoys his newly gained freedom.

Prior to Christmas, six dog arrived from the shelter of Edelény, five out of them are now being taken care of at our basic group: Grincs, Karak, Fagyöngy, Bólé and Mákos Bejgli.

At our Dachshund Rescue Group we have gained several new proteges.

Panina is a 3-year-old girl who has been takein into our care from her previous owner. As soon as she arrived, she has stolen our hearts. We hope she will find her new home soon.

Limó and Brut are two young Dachshund cross breed males who have arrived from the shelter of Heves.

The one-year-old wire haired Dachshund cross breed Sykes has arrived from the shelter of Edelény.

Piper, the one-year-old wire haired Dachshund cross breed girl was hit by a car. She could leave the hospital after three weeks of therapy and now she is living with her temporary owner. Although, she has a splint on her front left leg as a cause of the injury and she still has to take medicine for her joints, she is in an excellent mood and she soon will recover.

We were asked to help at four Dachshunds arriving from Serbia: Abu, Moka, Pabló, and Erin. They are all short haired, tiny and very thin. We will provied you with information about them later on.

This week Bejke, who hadn’t been expected to be adopted due to his heartworms, found his new home. He was adopted by her temporary owner as their relationship turned out to be love at first sight. As we were finished with all the paperwork, his heartworm test came back negative as well.

Our second adopted dog was Gomez. His life wans’t disturbed in the process because he was taken home by his temporary owner, just like in the case of Bejke. He could celebrate Christmas with his new family.