Showing posts with label adoptions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label adoptions. Show all posts

Sunday, September 13, 2015

Welcome Beautiful Martina

AWL want to welcome a new wonderful volunteer to our team. As you can see on the picture she is a gorgeous dog friend from Italy but lives in Sweden right now.

Martina will help us with adoptions in Sweden and also translation. The best part is that she got family in the region were we help the animals. So, she knows already a lot about our work.

Welcome Martina Sweden

(today is her birthday....happy happy birthday)

Wednesday, July 9, 2014

SUMMER GREETINGS FROM THOSE WHO WERE LUCKY TO FIND THEIR FAMILY

 Santa is with her family now in Spain
 Gaby is with her mom in Sweden
 Vita is getting fur....yes she was Pink when she came. Here at our Hospice with volunteer Martina.
And Trooper with his little buddy in Germany.

That's Amore!


Monday, February 17, 2014

SLEEPING BEAUTIES ADOPTED FROM AWL

 Nothing is more wonderful than receiving happy pictures from every adopted dog. That is when we feel "paid. We all work for free, several hours a day. Many times the hours are not so pleasent. But these pictures are fabilous. Senior Fochetta left in a horrible shelter, a volunteer smuggled her out. Now she lives a dream life in Sweden.
 MIA one of the naughty puppies, that made her earn the name "pain" Boy could that girl nibble. Now in a warm loving home in Sweden.
 MAX, charming Max, walked on base right into the vet clinic and sat down. We were lucky that a foster would take care of him until her husband came home. Well, when husband came home he fell madly in love with MAX. Lucky Max and lucky Steve. (USA/Italy)
 Rosie our love lady. Finally you got your home. SO sad waiting and hoping whenever a new person stepped into the hospice. But one day two wonderful people Thomas and Eva decided to adopt her up in Sweden. O dear what a story...and trip. --Sweden
 Capri sweet Capri, found on an airport, put in a shelter, adopted by a family. One day Capri didn't like all the dogs and started to attack. But she got her own space and new build garage with beds--but still the family could feel she wanted a small pack. A Swedish lady came and wanted to adopt Capri
together with Philippo that had been locked in a cage for two years, isolated. Now happy together in Sweden

That's Amore