Since I last wrote certain puppies & foster dogs have either found new homes or are now fostered elsewhere & Angie has taken on an urgent case of a Podenca mum with her four puppies.
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Angie saw details of the mum and pups posted on Facebook. They were in a perrera in Valencia & Angie had problems getting them transported to her in the Alicante area.
A lady eventually brought them to Angie's in her car...in the boot!! The boot was awash with worms that they had vomitted up on the journey.
They were in a very bad way...bloated yet very skinny. The mum had no milk.. she was regurgitating her food for them up to until Wednesday. Angie has now separated her from the pups.
Obviously the vet has been to see them, they've wanted for nothing!
They are all coughing and one pup has a problem with her legs which have deteriorated since yesterday. Angie is taking her to the vet tonight ...9th ..about it.
Please watch & enjoy these videos, they show how well they're thriving now. Initially, before Angie took them, there were seven puppies, three died in the perrera & that was why it was urgent someone took them into foster care.
As usual, Angie opened her home & her heart.
If you'd care to help with expenses for this family please Paypal Angie at this address
angie_mccready@hotmail.com
Donations are always needed.
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30/12/2014
Below: New pod mum & her pups
30/12/2014
Below: All feeding well
They have got the runs, and there's blood in it. Will see what the vet suggests when she sees them later on. I haven't seen anymore worms since this morning, but they are still having little coughing bouts as is mum.
31/12/2014
Below: Feeling a bit better today
31/12/2014
Below: Bambi
31/12/2014
Below: Last one for today
1/1/2015
Below: Bambi has time out of the pen
In Angie own words "It's funny.. how with experience of rescuing dogs ..you learn to read what they are trying to say. Bambi was definitely telling me this morning she wanted out of the pen. Boy did she look happy running round the garden and having a good sniff around. I've barricaded the 2 pens off so she can have some "Bambi" time away from her pups if she wishes. I'm so pleased she's looking and feeling so much better this morning. I will introduce her to my own pack in a couple of days time and I'm sure there wont be any problems. Next week she will have blood tests to make sure she isn't suffering with any Med diseases. Way to go Bambi"
1/1/2015
Below: She loved her freedom
3/1/2015
Below: Bambi, such a pretty happy little girl
Bambi is very young, I think less than a year old. She has the sweetest nature and is learning what it is to be loved. She still like to spend some time in with her pups and soon lets me know when she's had enough of them and want to join the rest of the gang. She hasn't yet found the courage to come into the house of her own accord, but I don't think it will be long before she's stretched out on the sofa along with the rest of the dogs. Next week she will be having blood tests, vaccinations and then spayed.
6/1/2015
Below: Pups have been here a week now
7/1/2015
Below: First time in the garden for The Frozen Puppies
7/1/2015
Below: One has a dodgy leg..
One of the females seems to have a problem with her front leg.
8/1/2015
Below: Pups enjoying treats sent by a lovely lady