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It's as if nature said, "You can't be so perfect, and beautiful and good and sociable and loving. I'm going to give you a problem so you have a flaw, like everybody has."

And just like that, little by little, something started eating into Savvas' nose.

This wonderful little boy came to us to have a better life than the one he had in the first years of his life.

The problem in his nose seems to be due to an autoimmune disease, for which the correct treatment was not followed from the beginning by his previous owners. 

He started treatment with cortisone and antibiotics and seems to respond very well. His nose, although it will never fully recover, has started to pull out some healthy tissue, and it looks much better. 

In absolutely nothing does this affect him, because he is an incredibly good dog. He's good at the car, good at the doctor, good at walking, good at all people and other dogs.

Orlando was found with his siblings and his mom, Simone, inside a cave near a village in the Greek countryside. 

Mom was either abandoned pregnant and gave birth there, or abandoned with her newborn babies. 

The family was saved by volunteers, and came to us so that the babies could grow and wean safely, and mom could take care of them without stress.

Of all the puppies, this is the whitest, and the only one who seems to have something of a setter, apart from a Pointer.

He's very anthropocentric, and even though he's crazy about playing, like all babies who learned to play from their mom, when we throw away the toy, everything else runs to catch it and he runs to you. 

Even when they were all babies and looked like drops of water, Orlando was the only one that stood out with his white head and the spots that made him look more like a setter than a pointer. Nevertheless, all his siblings were adopted, as well as the mother, and he is the only one from the family still looking for a home.

Whatever you imagine a cute puppy to be, that's it.

He rejoices, he smiles, he runs, he hops on the grass, he walks on his strap like a proud cowboy, you call him and he runs at you with a smile up to his ears, he falls on his back and makes bellies, he plays with his toys, he wags his tail, he digs into the tall grass with his short legs and then he does the hop again, And he does all this with his eyes squinting, his legs short, his tail proud, and his body the improbable of a short dog of stature.

He's perfect, perfect, perfect, perfect dog.

She was adopted by a couple and came to Athens from an island, the couple divorced and the first thing left unclaimed was the dog. Instead of arguing with each other about who would get him, neither of them wanted him. We will never understand some things, but anyway.

Tsouki is now with us and is looking for a new family, this time forever. You should have the will and appetite for a puppy. You will have a great time with him, both at this crazy and beautiful age, and at all the following ones.

She was found thrown away like garbage before she even opened her eyes. A classic practice that really makes us ashamed now. Somewhere there is a mother who in a few months will probably give birth again, she will again give birth to unwanted puppies, again they will be thrown in the trash and the chances of them being lucky too are minimal.

It is very difficult to keep such small puppies alive, that they have to be fed every three hours, someone has to help them go to the toilet, they have to keep them warm and safe.

Aphrodite and two of her surviving siblings were lucky enough to find hospitality in one of our volunteers who took care of them with dedication and consistency, raised them and are now ready to get their first vaccine.

Aphrodite started her life in the worst way, because someone decided that she was worth nothing, and that it was perfectly legitimate to let her die torturously in a garbage bag. He didn't die, he lived.

She is happy and strong, a sweet puppy, and will be ready for a forever home once she completes her vaccinations.

VIDEO with her story

He found himself thrown away like garbage before he even opened his eyes. A classic practice that really makes us ashamed now. Somewhere there is a mother who in a few months will probably give birth again, she will again give birth to unwanted puppies, again they will be thrown in the trash and the chances of them being lucky too are minimal.

It is very difficult to keep such small puppies alive, that they have to be fed every three hours, someone has to help them go to the toilet, they have to keep them warm and safe.

Jerry and two of his surviving siblings were lucky enough to find hospitality in one of our volunteers who took care of them with dedication and consistency, raised them and are now ready to get their first vaccine.

Jerry started his life in the worst way, because someone decided that he was not worth anything, and that it was perfectly legitimate to let him die torturously in a garbage bag. He didn't die, he lived.

He is happy and strong, a sweet puppy, and will be ready for a forever home once he completes his vaccinations.

VIDEO with his story.

Zizel came to us along with her three siblings.

All four puppies were very fearful and did not approach us at all.

They probably grew up in isolation, without contact with people and without going for walks.

Gradually, all the puppies began to approach hesitantly, and now we can handle them and help them socialize.

Zizel is a little dog that will need time, patience, stability, and a proper routine to trust, open up, and start enjoying a pet life.

She is a very sweet little dog, and if she has taken small steps in the shelter, she will make leaps in a home.