We Have Cured Them

Many of those dogs arriving to Illatos Street are wounded (e.g. run over). Often they are brought in pregnant by their owners not bearing the responsibility of taking care of them. Our foundation (within its capabilities) ensures that they receive sufficient veterinary attention, get sterilised and get accommodated by one of our temporary adoptive parent until they fully recover. Once recovered, they can be adopted by their new, loving owners.

Ördög (’Deuce’) arrived to Illatos Street in May with a fractured hip bone. Its owner not bearing the medical costs abandoned it. We got Ördög operated on and sterilised. Now it is at our temporary adoptive parents, recovering. 

 

Lara arrived to the Facility in April, pregnant. We got it sterilised and took it to one of our temporary
adoptive parent for recovery. By the end of Lara had been adopted.

 

Mangó (‘Mango’) arrived to the Facility in March, pregnant. We got it sterilised, helped its recovery and helped it find new adoptive parents.

 
 

This unknown male dog’s salivary gland has been removed in April because of a cyst. Now it is awaiting his new, loving owner to adopt it.

 

 

Csucsu arrived to Illatos Street in April, pregnant. We got it sterilised, it now has recovered at our temporary adoptive parents and is awaiting a new owner to adopt it.

 
 

This unknown female dog arrived to the Facility pregnant. We got it sterilised and the Dog Rescue Service Foundation took it to Germany so that their foreign partner institutions could find it new, loving owners.

 

Sziszi (‘Sissy’) arrived to the Facility in March, pregnant. After being sterilised our temporary adoptive parents accommodated it. Later it was adopted.

Tigi (’Teegee’) arrived to Illatos Street in the middle of May with a fractured hip bone. After the operations it has been recovering quickly at our temporary adoptive parents’ (of course it was sterilised as well). The rivets remaining from the surgeries will be removed in July.

Bodza (’Elder’) were brought to Illatos Street with a broken leg. It has been cured and sterilised. Now he is recovering at out temporary adoptive parents’.

 

 

Jenny arrived to the Facility in February with a broken hip bone. After the necessary surgeries it is recovering at our temporary adoptive parents’, awaiting adoption.

Pepe the one year old, sterilised male dog was operated on with a broken leg which procedure was financed by our foundation. Later Pepe was taken out of by Dog Rescue Service Foundation. It has recovered at our temporary adoptive parents and now is awaiting adoption.