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Galgos del Sol (Murcia) makes saving galgos in Spain a reality!

There is an ABSOLUTE NEED to highlight the plight of galgos (greyhounds) in Spain. This blog is to help the refuge, Galgos Del Sol in Murcia, Costa Blanca.
http://galgosdelsol.org/

Come on, share this Facebook page today and lets get over 800 likes for Galgos Del Sol galgos!
Sunday, November 20, 2011

Come on, share this page today and lets get over 800 likes for the GDS galgos!

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Galgos-del-Sol/175718192447988

Thank you so much!



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Huge thanks from Galgos del Sol to Grethe AND to Louise, both from Denmark.
Thursday, November 17, 2011

This week  was full of fantastic surprises for Galgos del Sol, Murcia as packages arrived.

First of all there was one from Louise who was recently visiting Murcia & went out in the car with Tina, President of GdS, & managed to get lost! Louise sent GdS a wonderful gift of  this TomTom Sat Nav.

Then a vacuumed package arrived from Grethe who had sent coats to Tina's rescued galgos earlier this year too.

This is a video to say thanks to Grethe &, of course, Tina says a massive thanks also to Louise whose gift is such appreciated & will be very well used.



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Please Santa ...
Monday, November 14, 2011

Tina Solera, President of the Galgos del Sol charity, Murcia, Spain rescues galgos from many killing stations.



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A loving forever home needed for Julia
Friday, November 4, 2011

Julia was found abandoned in a small village .. Torre Pacheco .. and had made her way onto the motorway so Galgos del Sol immediately picked her up.

She is approx 1 yr old, fully vaccined, negative for leish, filaria and erlichia. She will be spayed in due course.

Julia is a little nervous around adults but is outstanding with children. She loves her tummy tickles and will roll around all day long if it means keeping a child happy. What a beauty!

Julia ha abandonado en un pueblo en Torre Pacheco y se fue un dia por el autovia muy peligroso. Hemos cogido. 

Julia tiene 1 anos, tiene todo su vacunas, negativo por leishmania, filaria y erlichia y castrada.

Julia es muy buena con ninos, gusta mucho jugar con los ninos. Ella aveces puede esta timida con adultos pero solo necesita poco tiempo.

Hara una companera genial.

Please contact Tina, President of Galgos del Sol charity in the province of Murcia in Spain on galgosdelsol@hotmail.com

Many thanks.

If you have some spare euros please help this worthy charity. Click on image for details >>



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More photos of Zoe & her gorgeous family & a video.
Wednesday, November 2, 2011

Homes will be needed for these soon.

Zoe is about 2 yrs old & her pups 2 wks.

Contact Tina Solera on galgosdelsol@hotmail.com

Below: Gill

Below: Lidia

Below: Pedro

Below: Sara

Below: Trinity

 

 



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Zoe & her five pups continued
Wednesday, November 2, 2011

 Continued from here 

After visiting the vets it has been established Zoe, around 2 yrs old, had four females & one male.

Below: 13 days old, this is Gill.

Below: Lidia

Below: Pedro

 

Below: Sara

Below: Trinity

Below: Zoe with Sara, Gill, Pedro, Trinity & Lidia, doing well & needing homes soon.

Contact Galgos del Sol Murcia, Spain on email galgosdelsol@hotmail.com  



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Happy ending: Brac's story
Wednesday, November 2, 2011

Sadly this video can't be viewed on Youtube in certain countries, one being the UK, due to copyright issues but if you're in Spain you can certainly watch it.

It's Brac's story, it's amazing. Thank you to Bogdana for making it for Galgos del Sol.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MhahPR6v1hk

I can't embed the video here as I'm currently in the UK & can't see the code, sorry.

For those in the UK & countries it has been blocked in you can watch it on Galgos del Sol Facebook here



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A MEGGA successful rescue by Galgos del Sol .. a galga, Zoe, & her FIVE pups .. was finally achieved this morning.
Tuesday, November 1, 2011

1st November 2011: After some traumatic days for Tina from Galgos del Sol & a volunteer on her holiday in Spain, Gill, trying to catch a galga they have named Zoe, who had five little puppies, they did it!

Well done again! GdS team are amazing people.

Tina had tried using the trap but Zoe wouldn't go in all the way so the trap door wouldn't release. She tried putting the pups in the trap but Zoe went crazy till Tina replaced the pups in their shelter & Zoe then spent ages with them, checking no one had hurt them. It needed Zoe to be caught then her pups could be taken.

Tina even took other galgos with her to encourage Zoe to come near them. They were there come rain ... & it did :( ... & shine, hour after hour, day after day.

Eventually, with the help of Antonio from Los Infiernos and his dart gun... time was running out as the pups would soon be on the move ... Zoe was successfully darted. As Tina commented "Gill was my hero, Zoe built up so much trust with her that we were able to get her into position to dart with success".

Tina said "Zoe had been drinking from a filthy balsa and sadly I know of puppies at 4-5 weeks that have then died through toxins so there is still some of the journey to go. It's a fiesta here so no vets are open but first thing tomorrow we will be there getting them checked over....." Hopefully, they're all ok despite having fleas and the mum has worms. They all look really healthy so fingers crossed that the vet gives them all the 'thumbs up'.

GdS hope everyone enjoys seeing the photos of this rescue.

Below: Zoe needs rescuing, she has five tiny pups that require attention. The rescue took days, in bad weather too.

Below: The five puppies were in here.

Below: Tina took two of her galgos to try to coax Zoe nearer.

Below: Gill taking a much needed break in the chilly weather.

Below: Trusting Gill.

Below: Rain, rain & more rain!

Below: Beautiful Zoe still evading capture.

Below: Will Zoe go in the trap?

Below: Finally Tina had to call in someone to dart Zoe.

Below: Success!

Tina with one of the tiny puppies, safe now.

Below: Gill with one of the five!

Below: Tina with another.

Below: Safe at long last. Beautiful & will be needing homes!

So mum is safe, her gorgeous pups are safe.... now comes the vets bills. :(

Without your input Tina can't continue with what she does so please help this charity which receives no govt funding, they rely on goodwill from the public.

You DO make a difference so please, if you can, donate via paypal direct to galgosdelsol@hotmail.com

Other options are - DONATE IN THE UK

Now you can donate from the UK directly into the 'Galgos del Sol' UK Lloyds TSB account. This is the perfect way to help the galgos without being stung with those high transfer charges. Once a month all monies inside this account will be transferred to GdS in Murcia free of charge so, no matter how small, they welcome your donations, it all adds up.

Please donate to,

LLOYDS TSB

GALGOS DEL SOL

Sort code - 30-90-54

Account number - 40152868

ALSO - DONATE IN SPAIN

Please donate to

CAJAMURCIA

GALGOS DEL SOL SOCIEDAD PROTECTORA

CCC - 2043 0307 0 4 2007000479

IBAN - ES19 2043 0307 0420 0700 0479

SWIFT/BIC - CECAESMM043



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