Wednesday, 7 August 2013

Nora



Monday, 25 February 2013

ADOPTED-NORA :SP 5 year old small to medium mixed breed female needing a forever home

Most of the dogs in Romania are either dumped on the streets, dumped in public shelters which are horrendous places, born on the streets having to fend for themselves and face all kinds of dangers. Starvation being the biggest, beatings, torture, being hit by cars or even killed for money. The streets are a cruel cruel place especially winter time. Some also suffer horrendous cruelty from so called animal loving owners and the lucky ones are taken to private shelters where they are looked after until homes can be found for them.



Nora was taken from the streets to a private shelter. Nora may or may not have been a stray, she could have simply been dumped by her previous owners, which is often the way. Dogs are literally thrown on the streets when their owners no longer want them, or if they have stolen a little food off a table or even if they are moving house and do not want to take the dog with them.






Nora needs a family, she is a lovely girl. Very sociable, loves walks and loves to play. She gets on well with other dogs too, but does like to be the boss now and then, so a firm but gentle owner would be advised. It is not known how well she gets on with children or cats, so a family with children over 7 would also be advised.





Nora just needs a loving home now that her tender years are creeping up on her, a home where she will be loved and cared for and in return she has lots of love to give.





Fully vaccinated to legal requirements for transport
Chipped
Deflead
Dewormed
EU passport.

REF:SP
If you can offer or are interested in offer this furbaby a home, please CLICK HERE to read our adoption procedure and fill out contact form.

Flora



Saturday, 22 June 2013

RESERVED - FLORA approx 3 year old female Pekingese mix needing a forever home.


My name is Flora I was kept in a messy shed full of rubbish. some times I was fed, some times I was not ans when I was it was mainly pieces of bread, not very tasty but it kept me going. my owner was an old lady, she would pat me now and then, she was never cruel to me but I do not think she knew how to look after me properly.

The old lady looking after me was taken away to stay in another place and I nearly ended up on the streets with my two daughters, but another lady in the village called some nice people at the NGO and they took us in. I am pleased because you are not seen as special on the streets of Croatia and my babies would have been in great danger, they would have starved to death or been killed or eaten by bigger very hungry dogs.

One of my daughters found a home and I ended up in foster for a little while until I had been spayed, I was then sent to the shelter, I did not like it at all, the people there were nice to me, but I had found out what it was liketo stay in a warm house with good food and had a taste of being loved and held by a human, so I escaped and that was a bad move, the streets were really scary and I was frightened. Thank fully the kind lady found me and I am now back with my foster carer and learing how to "go" in the yard and not in the house as it is just not the done thing. I now walk well on a leash and can be left off the leash too I walk along side my carer and I am very well behaved. I love human company and I get along with other dogs, I just want my very own home now with a family or some one who will love and care for me and I have plenty of love to give in return.

Vaccinated to legalrequirements for travel
Dewormed
deflead
Chipped
Spayed
EU passport.

REF:UDDZ SAPA

Tweety



Thursday, 27 June 2013

ADOPTED-Tweety - 19 month old - Female Croatian shepherd mix

The beautiful Tweety was found running on and around busy roads between two villages in the Osijek area of Croatia. She was terrified and very obviously confused, as well as very thin and weak.
Despite her obvious fear and confusion this lovely girl allowed a rescuer to approach her and touch her, and after just a little time she was happy to get in the rescuers car and be taken to a foster home.

Once they had a chance to look at her properly it became apparent that she was heavily pregnant. The degree of her weight loss and general condition suggested she had been wandering for some time, but
that prior to that she had lived in a home. It became obvious that this lovely girl had been thrown out, abandoned on the streets, probably because she was expecting pups. So, she had suddenly found herself alone, dumped like rubbish facing huger and the dangers of the road, with little shelter and even less food. And yet, she still found it in her heart to trust a human being.

She is currently living in a foster home with another dog and 5 cats who she got along with from the very start. She is a little nervous when she first meets a new dog, and tends to find safety behind her foster carer. But, once she has had the chance to have a sniff of the other dog and realise it won't hurt her she goes straight into wanting to play.

Tweety loves her cuddles. She loves human contact and has a very sweet (but cheeky) personality.
She now needs a forever home where she can settle and flourish.

Fully vaccinated to legal requirements for travel
Dewormed
Deflead
Chipped
EU passport
 Spayed

Kate



Sunday, 14 July 2013

ADOPTED-Kate - 3 year old female - Alpine dachsbracke



My name is Kate. I was once owned by a breeder. Over here breeders are not nice people at all. I wasn't looked after very well at all. I had no love or care, I was just used so that my babies could be sold to make money for the people that kept me. I guess one day though my owner didn't think I could breed very good puppies anymore and me and my lovely mother (who looks just like me) we thrown onto the street.

Me and my lovely mother


I was found by a local rescue group on a factory dumping site. My mother and I were starving by then and very thin, I remember well how scared and confused we both were. I was very afraid of humans and felt so sad .. I had almost given up any hope. When the lovely people from the rescue tried to pat me gently I was very confused .. I always thought humans hurt people, I didn't know they could be kind sometimes.




The rescue group were trying to find me a foster home but while they were doing this they found out we had been adopted but it was too late, we had been taken to the local pound. In this pound there was hardly any food or water. Once again no one cared for us really and worse still we were on a time limit .. before long we were going to die at the hands of the people who ran the pound. By now we looked even worse than before. We were infested with everything that crawls, jumps and sucks blood on the outside or inside that could possibly live on such a small broken body as my own.





And then we were given new hope. A lovely foster mother came to get us. At first we were terrified of what she did to us .. she gave us a bath !!!!  Now of course I know that by doing this she was starting our road to recovery. Then she took us to the vet to be spayed. I knew how we had been treated by the breeder but I could tell my human friends that. But, when the vet opened us up to spay us they quickly learnt what we had been through as well. Inside there was a mess. The mess was from our past owner  pumping us with hormones so we could reproduce more.







There were cysts and bleeding...at one point the vet wasn't sure my mother would survive. My aunty foster was lying on the floor next to her,looking at her half closed eyes, repeating over and over "hold on, you  have no idea what beautiful things await you, don't give up now sweetie". I did my best to be as quiet as possible, sitting next to my almost lifeless mother' licking her face gently from time to time. After a  few hours she began wagging her tail again, we couldn't believe it and were so happy !!!!

I already like this new pat the head, feed me regularly, no rape life.  My spirit was almost broken, but I am still in there, opening up bit by  bit every day. I wag my tail almost all the time, even when I walk around. I am enjoying every minute of it. I will look you in the eye, but I am still quite shy, so I will give you eye contact just for a moment,  but then look away again. But this is also getting better as I am learning that some humans are actually very very good people.


I am nice to  all other dogs, there is no aggression in me whatsoever. I adore humans, and I do love their company although I am still a little afraid. But, I am willing to let that go if they keep
treating me nicely. And cats? Well that is a special story. I am not aggressive toward them, perhaps a little too anxious to play and if they run so do I. But I don't want to hurt them .. I just love running and playing. But my foster finds it very funny because if a cat shows me her bad face I run in fear.

I will follow you around, making sure to be close enough that if you leave your hand hanging from the chair, my forehead will fill it in an  instant. You can take food out of my mouth if you want, but please don't for I will be very sad. And in time...I will adore the ball, and get used to the leader...I promise you that!   


I am
Vaccinated to legal requirements for travel
Already spayed
Dewormed
Deflead
Chipped
EU passport

Pippa



Sunday, 14 July 2013

ADOPTED- Pippa - 4 year old female - Alpine dachsbracke


My name is Pippa. I was once owned by a breeder. Over here breeders are not nice people at all. I wasn't looked after very well at all. I had no love or care, I was just used so that my babies could be sold to make money for the people that kept me. I guess one day though my owner didn't think I could breed very good puppies anymore and me and my lovely daughter, Kate (who looks just like me) were thrown onto the street. Yes, one of my lovely babies had been used for breeding too !!

We were found by a local rescue group on a factory dumping site. My darling Kate and I were starving by then and very thin, I remember well how scared and confused we both were. I was very afraid of humans and felt so sad .. I had almost given up any hope. When the lovely people from the rescue tried to pat me gently I was very confused .. I always thought humans hurt people, I didn't know they could be kind sometimes.

Me and my gorgeous daughter
The rescue group were trying to find us a foster home but while they were doing this they found out we had been adopted but it was too late, we had been taken to the local pound. In this pound there was hardly any food or water. Once again no one cared for us really and worse still we were on a time limit .. before long we were going to die at the hands of the people who ran the pound. By now we looked even worse than before. We were infested with everything that crawls, jumps and sucks blood on the outside or inside that could possibly live on broken bodies such as ours.



And then we were given new hope. A lovely foster mother came to get us. At first we were terrified of what she did to us .. she gave us a bath !!!!  Now of course I know that by doing this she was starting our road to recovery. Then she took us to the vet to be spayed. I knew how we had been treated by the breeder but I could tell my human friends that. But, when the vet opened us up to spay us they quickly learnt what we had been through as well. Inside there was a mess. The mess was from our past owner  pumping us with hormones so we could reproduce more.

There were cysts and bleeding...at one point the vet wasn't sure I would survive. My aunty foster was lying on the floor next to me,looking at my half closed eyes, repeating over and over "hold on, you  have no idea what beautiful things await you, don't give up now sweetie". Kate was also looking on, I couldn't really see her but I could 'feel ' that she was there. The kind words of hope, and my daughters love brought me though this awful time. After a  few hours I managed to start wagging my tail again, everyone was so happy.

I already like this new pat the head, feed me regularly, no rape life.  My spirit was almost broken, but I am still in there, opening up bit by  bit every day. I wag my tail almost all the time, even when I walk around. I am enjoying every minute of it. I will look you in the eye, but I am still quite shy, so I will give you eye contact just for a moment,  but then look away again. But this is also getting better as I am learning that some humans are actually very very good people. And I see my lovely daughter Kate getting better every day as well .. this gives me so much joy !!



I am nice to  all other dogs, there is no aggression in me whatsoever. I adore humans, and I do love their company although I am still a little afraid. But, I am willing to let that go if they keep
treating me nicely. And cats?  I am not aggressive toward them, perhaps a little too anxious to play, just like my wonderful daughter, but like her, if a cat shows me her bad face I run in fear.



I will follow you around, making sure to be close enough that if you leave your hand hanging from the chair, my forehead will fill it in an  instant. You can take food out of my mouth if you want, but please don't for I will be very sad. And in time...I will adore the ball, and get used to the leader...I promise you that! 

I am
Vaccinated to legal requirements for travel
Already spayed
Dewormed
Deflead
Chipped
EU passport

Ursu


Thursday, 13 September 2012

ADOPTED-Ursu 8 and half yr old shepherd cross male needing a forever home

This gorgeous old boy was saved from the streets and is now in foster. Ursu had 3 fractured legs, but has been nursed back to health, he has gone from not being able to stand at all, to now just having a limp on one of his front legs.



Unfortunately Ursu's fostere is leaving the country soon so he desperately needs a home, a perminant home, or at least a new foster home until he gets a perminant home.
He is a sweet loving dog that interacts well with people and just loves to play with other dogs. Ursu is fully vaccinated, dewormed, chipped and neutered and deflead, ready for that forever home.

REF:PH

Pick



Thursday, 27 September 2012

ADOPTED-Pick approx 2 and half yr old male possibly bull dog mix needing a forever home

This sorrowful looking fellow is Pick, he was rescued from the streets when he was a tiny pup, they think he is over looked because people think he is "ugly" Well looks are not every thing and he is handsome in his own way. Pick is a friendly dog that gets on well with every one including other dogs and is a happy healthy energetic young man.



Pick is fully vaccinated, neutered, chipped and has an EU pass port ready to travel to that much needed forever home.


He is NOT ugly he is cute, just look at that face and those ears !!!




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If you can offer or are interested in offer this furbaby a home, please CLICK HERE to read our adoption procedure and fill out contact form.