Saturday, January 29, 2011

Dali a pup who was found in a cave...


Introducing Dali who was born on 21/10/2010 in a cave in the Charco del Pino area. He was very weak and severaly dehydrated. Whilst his sisters and brother were taken to the MAdAT shelter he went to a foster home. He was ill for awhile but his fighting spirit shone through and he recovered.

He now is a handsome 3 month old and has appointed himself as the "guardian" of the 4 little pups that were dumped (at 20 days old) in a cardboard box at a vets door and are now being cared for in the same foster home.

Dali loves playing with humans, dogs and the cat, going for walks and cuddling up.

Who has a basket waiting for this little man in their loving home?


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Wednesday, January 26, 2011

Accion-del-sol has now formed a collaboration with Arona...

Press release submitted by Karen Clack

 Marion Gonzalez (director of accion-del-sol) and the Major signing the agreement

The " Centro de Protección animal y medioambiental de Tenerife " better known as “Acción del Sol” from the German charity Aktion tier has now formed a collaboration with Arona which commences on the 25th of January 2011. “Acción del Sol” when it opened 5 years ago was a pilot project for the south of Tenerife giving first a home to... about 200 dogs who had to leave Arico. Some of these older dogs are still at the refuge and would love new homes but people always prefer the cute little pups or smaller dogs. 
The town hall of Granadilla de Abona has official rules and strategies that need to be inforced, with the conclusion of signing up with Aktion tier. Due to the success, good understanding of animal welfare the town halls San Miguel de Abona and Guia de Isora joined in the same way and with the same conditions. The town hall of Arona has followed “Acción del Sols” success over the years and realised that they also need to raise there profile and collaborate. Legislation has become more prominent with the ever increasing numbers of abandoned and mistreated dogs. 

When the dogs arrive at Acción del Sol two vets will treat them for any injuries or illness. They also will be defleed, bathed, wormed, micro chipped, sterilised or castrated, pass ported, inoculated, fed and cared for, socialised and then rehomed. Acción del Sols policy is to rehome as many dogs as possible to new loving homes either here or in Germany. Accion Del Sol is always looking for people that are travelling too Germany to act as hosts and travel with a rescue dog. Please contact the refuge on 922778630 if you would like to help. 

The refuge is preparing to double its intake of dogs over the next year so therefore more rehoming is vital as well as help and support from the public. If you would like to help the refuge in anyway then please call 922778630, they would very much welcome, dog toys, sheets and towels anything what helps for a better life for the dogs. We are also collecting, furniture big or small, household goods, bric a brac, clothes etc to enable us to raise via Tenerife Auction Rooms and Car boot sales much needed funds to help with the enormous costs of running the refuge.

A few dates for your diary, our next big fund raising event will be on the 10th of April which will be our Spring party, more information to follow shortly.
Due to the huge success of last years Teide Challenge we are repeating this sponsored event again on the 20th of May, anyone that would like to partake then please contact Karen on 687905511 for more information.
 
We also have our Pets Portrait Competition in conjunction with The Tenerife Forum CLICK HERE, please do submit pictures of your pets which will end in an exhibition and competition.

The refuge is open Monday- Friday 3-6pm and it is situated at exit 51 on the TF1, directly next to ITER, the Eólica Windmill park for new energy. Granadilla Póligono Industrial Estate.
Please do take the time to visit Acción del Sol; it is a first class refuge where the care of the dogs is second to none. Together we can help to ease the chronic situation here in Tenerife, the dogs have suffered enough, now is the time for change. Together we can make a difference to animal welfare here in Tenerife if we all work together to improve the situation for the dogs.

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Sunday, January 23, 2011

Information on how to complain about a barking dog in your complex

Some dogs unfortunately woof too much and can annoy people living in a complex, usually this is due to the fact that their owners are out all day and they never get taken for a walk so are bored and frustrated. Obviously this is not much consolation if you are on the receiving end of 24 hour barking...!

if you are annoyed by barking read the following...

1. Go to the president and make an official complaint

2. Go to the the administrator of the complex and they will send a warning letter to the owners of the dog. 

If this doesn't work, you will have to lodge an official complaint to your area ,with a letter from administrator and evidence ie,photos or recordings

There is some information on the Ayuntamiento website about how animals legally should be kept and looked after

Thursday, January 20, 2011

Cat Massage..!


Agree with the pup in the video not sure if I would want a cat to massage my rear end, its just not right...!






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Wednesday, January 19, 2011

'Love and Peace'

'Love and Peace' to all the doggy rescue shelters and animal foster carers on Tenerife..:) Just don't forget its better to make love than war..So be nice to each other, the stray doggies on Tenerife need you to be working together not against each other


Going through a bit of an identity crisis at the moment one day I am tough/bad dog next day I am peace love-ing hippy dog...
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Monday, January 17, 2011

My New Tough/Bad Dog Look..!

My new look, I'll try anything to get those cats out of my garden as you have probably read in a previous post, those felines sure cause me a great deal of angst.

Do you think I look scary ..? or maybe I look too scary I don't want to upset the cats too much. I also don't want to really have a bad dog reputation...

Life is difficult sometimes, trying to get the right balance.


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