Continuing on from this post on 22nd March Tina & Jaime, her husband, spent time teaching school children at a school in Los Alcazares, Murcia on 23rd March.
The kids LOVED it!
They were so interested &, no doubt, went home & told their parents all they'd learnt. We hope they did, we hope it makes some difference.
Here are some photographs taken of the day.
BELOW: This is Tina worrying if everything was was to go well. (No worries Tina!)

BELOW: This is Tina's husband, Jaime, starting the talk with a PowerPoint presentation.
He explained why he & Tina were there to talk to them & why they were passionate about saving galgos.

BELOW: The children were told about Josh, a galgo who had been abandoned. (Trying to catch him took ages).

BELOW: Learning that ,once upon a time galgos, were worshipped, unlike today. 

BELOW: Learning about Jenny, another abandoned galga, who had to have one leg amputated .


BELOW: These kids were really interested in all that was being taught to them.

BELOW: Jaime explaining why dog poo should not be left on the streets!
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BELOW: The kids had such fun making dog poo! (It took ages getting hold of brown Plasticine!
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BELOW: Putting their Plasticine dog poo in the bags

BELOW: The poo pongs! 

BELOW: The children looked at some of the dog-coats.


BELOW: Tina with one of the schoolchildren

Many more school visits are planned, this is a wonderful opportunity to educate children about owning dogs & pet responsibility.
