Meet Borg - the dog that has been through so much.
However, we are fortunate enough in this kill shelter to have a resident vet who is also the manager as part of our network of animal rescuers. He tries to get the dogs adopted and extends their time to do so but if the local city hall should order him to kill those who have reached their 60 days in the pound the law can't be resisted. This law is not the only danger of death in this pound, overcrowding is sometimes the cause of death and injury due to fights.
The vet does his best with the limited resources available, local volunteers are recruited to come and walk the dogs on a Saturday afternoon. This is the only time of the week the dogs can leave the pens and there can be long periods when the walks are not possible and due to the ratio of dogs to volunteers some will not get exercised at all.
These dogs have basic care but they suffer in the pound from stress, boredom, fear and sadness. They are all desperate to get out of their prison and be loved and part of a family.
DEFRA compliant for travel
Vaccinated: yes
Neutered: yes
Finally
we could take some pics of our poor BORG. He was rescued from the streets as crazy villagers wanted to kill
him and were BEATING him every day.
He had some broken teeth in his
mouth due to beatings, scars on his face. But even so his spirit was not
broken.
Even though people made sure his life was hell on the streets
he still just LOVES humans and kids. He gets along with other dogs as
well. He is a gorgeous approx 2 year old Terrier-Schnautzer cross, we
believe, who is looking for the best home ever!!
Borg finds himself on death row through no fault of his own. Stray and abandoned dogs in Croatia are often brutally treated and abused. A life on the streets is a miserable existence with the danger of starvation, being run down by cars (frequently deliberately), violence at the hands of people or other dogs and and suffering due to disease and lack of treatment but the dog who is picked up and taken to the pound has only 60 days and then by Croatian law they must be killed.
However, we are fortunate enough in this kill shelter to have a resident vet who is also the manager as part of our network of animal rescuers. He tries to get the dogs adopted and extends their time to do so but if the local city hall should order him to kill those who have reached their 60 days in the pound the law can't be resisted. This law is not the only danger of death in this pound, overcrowding is sometimes the cause of death and injury due to fights.
The vet does his best with the limited resources available, local volunteers are recruited to come and walk the dogs on a Saturday afternoon. This is the only time of the week the dogs can leave the pens and there can be long periods when the walks are not possible and due to the ratio of dogs to volunteers some will not get exercised at all.
DEFRA compliant for travel
Vaccinated: yes
Neutered: yes
Treated for fleas and worms: yes
Microchipped: yes
EU passport: yes
Age: 2 years
Located: Beli Manistir pound
Microchipped: yes
EU passport: yes
Age: 2 years
Located: Beli Manistir pound
