Happy endings

Tsipouraki is a dog that from the photos looks like these huge griffons, which reach thirty kilos in weight, and that you need three pairs of hands to enjoy all that fur.

Up close it is the size of a large handbag.

Besides being gorgeous, he is very cute, and just as he is happy his curls go back and forth and you want to take him for a walk only on windy days, to stir his hair and bring out his nose the purple pink, which is sometimes hidden under the curls.

Don't ask us about the name, it was an inspiration of the moment and we all agree that it suits him (he is named after a traditional Greek alcoholic drink)

Tsipouraki is a boy, and he is looking for his forever home.

Harley was found abandoned in the middle of nowhere, along with his three siblings, when he was a baby.

He seems to be an English Setter, maybe a mix, probably from an owned dog that gave birth, and the owner didn't know what to do with the puppies, and didn't want to find a solution.

When he first came to us, along with his brothers, he was very scared and hesitant. And how could he not be, when the first months of his life, which should have been the most wonderful and the safest, were filled with uncertainty, and with the stigma that he is unwanted.

He has begun to open up, rejoice and play, like a puppy, and is looking for his forever home.

Kaiser was found abandoned in the middle of nowhere, along with his three siblings, when he was a baby.

He is an english Setter, maybe a mix, probably from an owned dog that gave birth, and the owner didn't know what to do with the puppies, and didn't want to find a solution.

When he first came to us, along with his brothers, he was very scared and hesitant. And how could he not be, when the first months of his life, which should have been the most wonderful and the safest, were filled with uncertainty, and with the stigma that he is unwanted.

He has begun to open up, rejoice and play, like a puppy, and he is looking for his forever home.

Moose was found abandoned in the middle of nowhere, along with his three siblings, when he was a baby.

He is an English Setter, maybe a mix, probably from an owned dog that gave birth, and the owner didn't know what to do with the puppies, and didn't want to find a solution.

When he first came to us, along with his brothers, he was very scared and hesitant. And how could he not be, when the first months of his life, which should have been the most wonderful and the safest, were filled with uncertainty, and with the stigma that he is unwanted.

He has begun to open up, but he remains the most shy of the three. He is looking for a forever a home, and a family that will make him understand that his lfie was meaning and value. 

Hannah is a small Setter, and like all Setters she is soft as velvetly, and is made for caresses, hugs, and a lot of love, the type of love that the more you give, the more she gets, without ever having enough.

She has that look of absolute love, and a hesitation at the same time, as if she can't believe you'll love her as much as she's never been loved. Hannah is a mini Setter. It's like a Setter in an Epagnel body, or like a Setter who has been put in the wash and shrank, think of it as you like. 

When you see her up close, you will exclaim "where is the rest of the dog???!! ?!! ??", but then you will realize that the size is ideal, because she fits perfectlyin a hug, without any of her being in excess.

The little one (literally) is looking for a home.

We found Maggie on the street pregnant, practically ready to give birth. Her two children are probably the only dogs nearly born in the shelter, as Maggie began to give birth in the car as we transported her.

She raised her babies with a lot of love and care, spending the first time in a creed, taking care of what was most precious to her. She was a wonderful mom, and as her babies grew up, she too began to live her life again.

She is a very human centered dog, energetic and with a very strong personality. She has a great need for human company, and she communicates this every day, in any way she can.

She needs a home where he will feel safe, and where he will understand that there he is safe, and he does not need to seek people's attention every hour and moment, because she will understand that human presence is a given.

She is vaccinated, neutered and healthy.