Galgos del Sol Aпimal Rescυe comes to the rescue of greyhounds – Spanish shepherd greyhounds – dogs that are abandoned or euthanized for hundreds every year in Spain at the end of the breeding season. Because dogs were considered potential pets, they ended up being killed in shelters or, more commonly, dumped on the side of the road to die.

This is how Matilda was discovered. She was heartbroken and distraught, alone in the streets, and she couldn’t stop crying. Her slim build revealed all of her bodies, as she is half her normal weight.

Tipa Solera, founder and president of Galgos del Sol Apimal Rescυe, was contacted by a group of young people and women to inform them about Matilda. Tia stated on Facebook that she received the call while she was wandering around the city where she was hiding. Things turned out just as she had expected because she thought she could rescue Matilda if she fell into a trap. One half of the young man helped her carry the dog on her back.

“This was also difficult because she was bitten, and fell asleep with the muzzle, or she had it,” Tipa recalled of Matilda’s rescue. “The screams and cries were very stressful and everyone was upset, but what a group of people who helped me and helped me will be ambassadors for the greyhounds.”

Tia took her to the hospital after Matilda was safe with her. Tia didn’t know if Matilda was screaming and crying from pain or terror.

Tia, a mother of two children who emigrated from the United Kingdom to Mυrcia, Spain with her family, said that Matilda’s screams broke her heart. “In the last hour, I have aged over 30 years; The cries and screams are so stressful that it makes you feel useless.” She is very safe.”

The jumping puppy was infested with ticks and had a fever. He gave him an intravenous line, paid pills, and a comfortable bed to sleep in after undergoing a full-body X-ray and scan to see if he had anything broken.

Matilda felt considerably better after a few days. “A lot of emotional drama, some screaming, but she calms down.” Tiпa characterized him as “just a puppy that has already gone to hell and come back.” “I think she will recover soon. She is well hydrated for both days and she is receiving treatment for tick-borne infections. She is eating well, but the best thing is that we pee her tail a little now… ”The following video shows the beautiful movement of Matilda’s tail and her first days.

Aunt is convinced that Matilda will be fine once she has had enough rest, food, and affection. “She is so sure that day by day she improves little.”

She started Galgos del Sol after searching for a stray greyhound who needed help. “It’s hard to explain the feeling I felt, but when he looked at me with his soulful eyes and stretched out in that needle-like pose, I knew my life had changed forever,” she copied.

Galgos del Sol is now a registered charity organization in Spain, the United Kingdom and the United States that focuses on rescuing abandoned and injured greyhounds, rehabilitating them and turning them into permanent homes in the United Kingdom, the United States and Belgium. Accommodated 150 greyhounds, hounds and mixes of these breeds. Visit them on Facebook and their website to see the dogs they have available for adoption in the United States and Europe, as well as to support their efforts.