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This is Nela, a pretty podenca with Valle Verde Animal Rescue in southern Spain. She's been waiting nearly 2 years for a forever home.
Nela is a sweet-natured girl. She’s 3 years old now, neutered, chipped and ready to travel. Although she’s a little timid, she’s great with other dogs, not so much with cats.
Who will find a place in your heart and in your home for this lovely girl?
Contact Valle Verde animal rescue.
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This is my dear little Podenca Andaluz Bebe (7kg) still winning rosettes. She used to take part in some classes at my Fun Dog Show, borrowed by two lovely children, especially in the Junior Handler class with Ethan! Now at 16 she is winning rosettes in the recently organised Dog Photo Competition on facebook raising funds for Hope for Podencos.
Here she is proudly showing off her 3rd place rosette in Best Grandma (she's now 16 years old) and 5th place rosette in Best Rescue.
Continue reading "Podenca Bebe - 16 years old and still winning rosettes!" »
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Great news for these podencos! The original story on Podenco Post. Read the story here.
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I first met podencos when I travelled to Spain in 2007 with a French rescue association L'Europe des Levriers, and that's when I got involved in publicising what fabulous hounds they are and the terrible maltreatment they suffer at the hands of the Spanish hunters, both on mainland Spain and the Canary and Balearic Islands. Here Bev Farmer writes about the podenca which changed her life.
'This photo is of Tilly back in 2003 when we first adopted her from a local rescue here in Spain, what was a podenco? I had no clue but I leaned very quickly and to say she tested me is an understatement. I considered myself an experienced dog owner, having dogs my whole life and Dobermans for over 20 years but everything I knew about dogs I threw in the bin and started from scratch with her.
Continue reading "Tilly - the life-changing podenca - don't forget the oldies" »
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These two beautiful baby boys were brought to podenco sos by the police. They are both needing homes. Please don’t let them grow up in the kennels. If you could offer a loving home please get in touch. They are about 4 months old and won’t be very big when fully grown Difficult to photo they wouldn’t keep still and one was loving having his tummy tickled.
(Although it says podenco sos in the note I copied from facebook, SOS Podenco Rescue says they do not have the puppies.)
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