Happy endings

Maya came to us in spring, in May, and became one of our latest flowers.

She brought with her the freshness of her youth and her soul, and thus she got her name.

Maya was born on a mountain in the province from a fearful stray dog whom the local volunteers have been trying to catch and spay for some time.

She came to the shelter with her brother, who looks just like her, and after being fully vaccinated, she has now started to go out and play with the other puppies, enjoying her best age, away from the stress of stray life.

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This girl is like water from a pure pring, fresh, cheerful and wonderful, who have something of a wolf-dog in their appearance, something of a shepherd dog, and something completely their own.

Athena is happy but wants to be happy only with you and close to you. She's the dog that you take out of the cage and doesn’t run to the yard but runs to you, sits in front of you and looks at you with a smile and with that playful demeanor of a chubby little puppy, her fluffy tail, her rotund bottom and her abundant, rich hair.

Athena is a wonderful dog. You enjoy being with her.

Her smile is contagious and her youthful freshness captivates you. She will make an excellent pet and we are sure of that.

Some afternoons we take her with us to the office. We come and go, and she comes and goes as well, standing in front of one person and then in front of another, and sits down. And she smiles.

She doesn’t sit down because she has learned the command; she sits down on her own, a little out of shyness, and a little because this is her way of declaring her presence and her joy of being there with you.S

he has a great time during these hours, she is incredibly happy, with her rich, fluffy hair, her ears that look like a bob cut her mom gave her, and her unbelievable smile.

Athena is fresh and cool, as if she has only had good experiences with life and people, and she generously offers smiles wherever she goes and wherever she stands.

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There is a category of puppies that are both beautiful and funny, and he belongs to that category.

Oscar was found stray in the countryside, abandoned when he was a two-month-old baby. He came to us full of wild joy, and he has remained full of wild joy.

He is a puppy like out of a description, not only because of his appearance but also because of his character.

He is happy, he is tender, he is funny, and he will play and run with the other puppies, and he will pick things up with his mouth to move them, and he will make you happy and will give you kisses and will do everything for you.

He is truly wonderful.

If you have the appetite, disposition, and time to engage with a dog at this crazy age, with all the good and all the bad that this age has to offer, he is the ideal one.

He was born on a mountain, from a stray dog that local volunteers have been trying to catch and neuter for a long time.

He came to us with his sister Maya, but he got ill with typhus and spent quite a while in isolation until he recovered.

He overcame it and emerged from the recovery room a hero, and that's how we named him Ringo (Star, because he is a star). Ringo is a sweet and funny puppy.

Ringo is a sweet and relatively calm puppy. Because he lived in isolation for a long time due to distemper, his training was delayed, but Ringo never stopped being a social puppy.

He came out of the clinic and started to enjoy playtime, learning, and began going for his first walks on a leash, and now he has caught up to and surpassed all the others. He is an incredibly sweet creature, innocent, crazy about food games, gradually learning to play with knots, and his name, and his crate.

He gets very excited when someone interacts with him, and he has the joy of a puppy that says, 'Now we're doing something important together.' Also (let's mention this too), depending on which phase you catch him in, he has those droopy faces that sometimes look moody or like he's been scolded, and especially then, he is at his sweetest.

It is truly a wonderful puppy, and although his life started completely wrong, and despite the obstacles he faced when he was little, he is determined to triumph.

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Angelina was born on the streets, like so many puppies who start life without any real chance at a better future. She came to us with her siblings, all of them frightened, dirty, exhausted, and constantly on edge. On her first day, when we opened the van crate to take her out, she barked intensely and threatened to bite. Not out of aggression or malice, but out of fear. We picked her up, bathed her, wrapped her in a towel, and held her in our arms. A little while later, it was clear that this dog had no trace of wildness in her. She was simply scared, and the longer she stayed in our arms, the more she relaxed and found relief.

Out of the four puppies, Angelina always stood out. She was constantly present, watching, participating, wanting to understand what was happening around her. Even when she was afraid, she never fully withdrew. Toys were her kryptonite. No matter how hesitant the other puppies were at first, the moment a toy appeared and started moving in front of them, Angelina was always the first to approach. At first cautiously, then with curiosity, and very quickly with enthusiasm. She grabbed it with her mouth, pulled, and played with her whole body.

Angelina is extremely smart. She has a strong temperament and a real desire to learn and try as many things as possible. She is now a young dog who is joyful and open. She loves going for walks, enjoys the world around her, is social with both people and other dogs, and moves with confidence, as if the space belongs to her.

The light beige eyebrows above her eyes give her a permanently slightly frowning expression, making her look serious and funny at the same time. She is completely ready for a life beyond the shelter.

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