Lutwig has finally found a foster home in the UK and is ready to travel as soon as we gather the amount of money needed for his expenses. 

Lutwig was found more than a year ago with an injured leg. After going through surgery and living in a cage for more than a year a family has been found to foster the beautiful and lovable dog Lutwig but money are needed for his expenses, including his travel fare.

Please help us help him!!!!

Even 1 euro will go a long way.

Lutwig's story: 18.01.2019 Come on guys. Lutwich is still waiting more than a year now!!!

06.11.2018 Do you remember this beatiful boy that was abused and had surgery on his front leg? Our boy one year later is doing perfect but unfortunately is still waiting in a cage for a family to give him love.

23.3.2018 Another victim of human cruelty looking for a forever home…

As I was driving to work one night, I nearly drove over “something” in the middle of the road. Bear in mind that it was pitch black outside and that particular road is sparsely used so the lighting is minimal. I drove back to find this poor thing laying there in a pool of blood, with his front legs seriously injured. I tried approaching him but he was too scared and ran off into the darkness. I looked around the area in hopes of finding him, but after about 30’ of searching, I lost hope. Then I drove to work, called our vet to be on stand by and sent a colleague of mine to look for him with a torch and blankets. He wasn’t able to find him either. The next morning, I stopped at the same spot just to check again. As I was searching through the field, I heard a cry and then spotted his head slightly raised underneath a tree, as if he wanted to let me know that he was there... I was so shocked to see that he was still alive and began the rescue efforts immediately... But, any attempt to approach him, just scared him away, so I knew I couldn't do it on my own and that time was running out... Our vet reached out to someone he knew that could help me as he had all the necessary equipment and experience.. Once we restarted our rescue efforts, we found that the little guy had fallen into a deep burrow and although I could not see him, I could hear him, so I talked to him trying to comfort him, all the while worried sick he wasn’t going to make it before help arrived. When the man finally showed up, he was also worried as to how we were going to get to him as this burrow was very deep.. He had me drive back to work and get saws and shears. After an hour of cutting our way through, we finally saw the dog, staring back at us with tired and weak eyes.. But being the fighter he is, he stuck through it and realized that due to his weakened state, he had no choice but to trust us.. Luckily, he still had plenty of fight in him, and 15 hours later he was in the hands of our vet team. The vets gave all they had trying to save his legs, which were in very bad shape.. We honestly weren’t sure if he would be able to walk again, or whether he would even survive the surgery, but he did. And he's now is in the hands of a trainer and looking for a forever home..
The only thing I’m sure of is that he deserves a chance, because he is a fighter...!

The male intact 1.5 year old dog arrived at the clinic from a village on the outskirts of nicosia with severe damages to both front legs. The left front leg had a terrible open wound where most of the radius bone was exposed, with no muscles or skin left on the cranial side. Immediately the dog was put under anesthesia and the surgery began. Firstly, we worked to clean the wound from all the debris and tried to find healthy tissue to cover the bone with. We managed to cover the bone with healthy tissue using sutures, and then moved onto the right leg. This leg had a nasty dislocated carpus without any open wounds, so we manually put it in place and used a plastic cast to hold it in place. The left leg was also placed in a plastic cast, which we opened after 2 days to view the healing progress. The dog was placed under antibiotics and strong painkillers, and the casts were periodically removed to assess the healing progress. At this time, the left leg still has the suture scars on it, and the right leg has some lingering swelling on the carpus, at the location the dislocation occurred, but the dog is now using both legs comfortably, walking fine and is full of joy.

Looking his foever home and will be given via pets2adopt adoption package.