Tomorrow on Monday 31th March 2014 the following two dogs fly off to Frankfurt to their new homes: Dorothy and Cruz. Dorothy is allowed to move into a foster home in Germany. She has dutifully reared her puppies and now begins her new life. Cruz is finally allowed to leave the island. As a Nordic dog it’s too warm for him on the island. Cruz is already reserved for someone. We keep our fingers crossed. Good luck! We wish a smooth flight and landing and a wonderful new life! Related...
Read MoreThe story of Banoffi is that she was found running scared along a road up in Fasoulla Village. She was seen a few times with her mother and they seemed to be living in a shed about 200 meters up the road. She was picked up and went back to the shed to find her mother dead in the shed – looked like poisoning. At that point the finders took her in hoping the cats would accept a new puppy – but sadly not. Banoffi has a very loving nature and only makes a squeak if she is left alone – she loves company. She has also showed no aggression towards the cats – she is desperate to be friends with them. In a Pet shop in Episkopi she met another puppy and loved playing with him. Banoffi couldn´t stay with their finders. So they were looking for her a good home, where she has been settled in very well. There she is very happy with the other dog Poppy. They look likes Twins. Related...
Read MoreWe have news about Lea. But befor we report, we would like to thank all previous donors (including the people from Germany) who have donated for Lea´s surgery. Lea got a date for surgery in the short term and has been operated on today (25th March 2014). We will report shortly how the surgery went. So far we don´t have news from Germany. We keep our fingers crossed that everything is all right with Lea. Update 26.03.2014: Lea has done it. She was operated yesterday at 11.30 p.m. in the animal hospital for over two hours. It had to be made a special plate. During the surgey it has been found, that the age of Lea is only 10 or 11 months. It was also been additionally removed a cyst in the eyelid. At 6.00 p.m. Lea was allowed to return to her foster home. Lea may now only 3 times daily for 15 minutes on a leash out for eight weeks. The leg must be protected. Then again a X-ray and create a workout. In nine months the plate comes out. Before the surgery, Lea’s leg was shortened by 1.5 cm, that could be remedied. The best for last, the prognosis from the doctor: Lea is 100% healed and will retain no impairments. So it’s all gone well and we would like to thank all involved people. Update 28.03.2014: The follow-up check to the surgery went very well. The vet was very pleased with our Lea and the success of the surgery. Lea used already her leg what she had previously avoided. But Lea must be thwarted in her foster home. No way to romp with other dogs or generally already jumping around. In her foster home are two more Cyprus dogs. All get along very well and the other two also take consideration for Lea. Lea spends the most time together with her foster mom, they cuddle a lot and Lea is on the way to be a princess. Her foster home is completely in love with her, that´s no surprise for us. She’s just an adorable mouse. Related...
Read MoreNoel has settled very well in his foster home. In the house he is relaxed. Through the many new impressions he sleeps a lot. He is still afraid of some environmental influences, but with a little training he will reduce his fears. The pretty Noel is still looking for his people. Related...
Read MoreTristan has settled in well in his foster home in Germany. He is a very intelligent dog. He wags happy with his tail when the family come home or just when they talk to him. He follows the family members everywhere they go and loves the long walks with their other dogs. Tristan has his zest for life after four years in the shelter finally back. But to his final happiness he still needs a family who gives him all the attention he deserves. Good luck Tristan! Related...
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