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I
lördags eftermiddag åkte jag till kliniken i Torre del
Mar för att hämta Quijote, min Galgo som varit där i en
vecka. Jag fann honom att vara gladare, bättre på alla
sätt, utom fara tack vare vården han fått av Pedro och
Maria, de två veterinärerna på kliniken. Han hade lidit
av undernäring, varit uttorkad och allvarlig
lunginflamation, vilket upptäcktes när det gjordes en
röntgen på lungorna.
Han
är nu här med oss på La Higuera, han får daglig vård,
mycket värme och endast korta promenader för han måste
vila, han får god mat (han äter två gånger om dagen) och
han får massor av kärlek.
Så de
senaste nyheterna om Quijote, Galgon som blev räddad
från hägnet i Granada, tack vare David och Sylvia och
alla barnen i musikklassen i en skola i Murcia.
Dom
bröt upp sin spargris och betalade
€ 40 för att få ut
Quijote därifrån, vilket räddade hans liv så att han
inte blev avlivad förra måndagen.
Saturday afternoon, I
went to the Surgery in Torre del Mar to pick up Quijote,
my Galgo who had been there for a week. I found Quijote
extremely cheerful, a lot better in every way, out of
danger thanks to the very good care he had been given by
Pedro and Maria, the two Vets in that Clinic. He had
been suffering from severe undernourishment, dehydrated,
and a very severe pneumonia which was discovered by an
XRay of the lungs.
He is here, with us,
at La Higuera, daily care, a lot of warmth, very short
walks in the sun because he needs a lot of rest, good
food (he eats twice a day) and I add a lot of love.
So, these are the
latest news of Quijote, the Galgo saved from the Pound
in Granada, thanks to David, Sylvia and all the children
in the music class of a school in Murcia
They broke their
piggy bank open to pay the € 40 to get Quijote out of
there, allowing him to live and not to be killed last
Monday, as were more than 8 other dogs.
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My beautiful little Galgo with the
lovely eyes…..saved from the "Granada Refuge"…..(I have
already told you about this famous " Animal Protection
Society" which, every Tuesday morning, sacrifices, as do
many Municipal Establishments in Spain, all of the dogs
picked up in various villages and towns as they don't
have any Centers for the animals)
So, he arrived at La Higuera this Sunday afternoon, in a
very bad state; he was saved by Sylvia and David…..
Please look, the photos speak for themselves.
On Monday morning he will be taken to a Vet…….
He has just accepted a little bit of food….just a
bit…..this morning he will come to walk with me in the
mountains that the Galgos love so much!
David is Professor of Music near Jaen; his students have
decided to open a piggy bank with the aim of saving dogs
from death…So far, 5 dogs have been saved thanks to
those children.
In the near future, I shall present this Music Class to
you, these children who don't hesitate to donate a bit
of their money in order to give these dogs the
opportunity to find love in a new family.
Julie, November 5th 2007
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