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Victor came from the public pound of Sparta, together with his three sisters. 
These four little dogs  suffered perhaps more than any other animal there. Not because they were in worse conditions than the rest, not because they were sicker than others, but because their temperament could not stand the conditions at all, not for a minute. 

These dogs suffered mentally every hour and every moment, and they showed it with every movement of their bodies, with their every gaze. Injustice, terrorism and passive abuse seemed literally painted on their faces and bodies.

We thought they were puppies, but they are not. They are four adult puppies, tiny and young, probably siblings, and have the sensitivity and kindness of a toddler.

Of the four, Victor and one girl were from the beginning the most courageous. Timidly he began to approach us, smell us, began to wag his tail and be happy, and now he is incredibly joyful and sweet. 

He is vaccinated, neutered and healthy according to her latest tests.

VIDEO of his story

We remember the moment she came as if it were yesterday. On the second day of out TNR program in western Greece, in a crate in the back of a pick up truck, Nala arrived, and it was as if the whole place was suddenly illuminated.

Maybe it was just her color, that sweet beige with a little ashy like gray, which is like pure sand on a deserted beach, maybe it was her sweet eyes, which look like they;ve been painted, maybe it was just what she was emitting from inside.

She looked like she had recently given birth, but puppies were nowhere to be found, and as if that wasn't enough, she was bitten by other dogs in her abdomen and full of she was abscesses. She needed hospitalization, so she came with us to Athens and stayed with us.

Nala is an incredibly sweet and kind dog, with a warm look and a warm heart. She is kind and loving, and trusts people. She follows on the walk, even if she might be abit scared, and every now and then she stops to turn to look at you and get a a pet and a confirmation that all is well. And then she continues. 

She comes out to the yard in front, and instead of moving away a little, running, or going for a walk, she always sits next to you. The only reason she leaves the cage is to be with you, not for any other reason.She looks at you with her huge, round eyes, and many times if you don't pay attention to her, she just sits next to you.

Sometimes we groom her, other times we give her treats, sometimes we just pet her, and other times we take her for a walk outside on a leash.Nala is a very people-centered dog. She has a very mild energy; in general, she is a dog that does not seek much stimulation and seems like she doesn't need it.

Three walks a day and human companionship for a few hours will make her very happy.

The boy was found in the last fires in Attica, near the Kapota camp.

He was spotted by our volunteers who were in the area trying to help animals in need, as he was running in panic through the burned areas while the fire was still raging just a few kilometers away.

His owner was found through a social media post of a relative of his, but refused to register the dog in his name to pick him up, and instead handed it over to us.

So, within a day, the little one lost everything.

We don't know how he was called before, we named him out Ranner.

He is very sociable, friendly and sweet, and a dog with a lot of energy and will to run, do things, learn, enjoy, live.

He has a very strong personality, he is quite possessive with his toys and anything he considers his own, and he needs a guardian with experience and willingness to work with the dog so that they can live together harmoniously. 

It is not ideal for a family with young children, because there should be specific rules in the house that are impossible for a child to understand.

Jason is a dog whose soul is as beautiful as his appearance.

What you see in him when you look at his photos, this innocence and sweetness that comes out of his face, that's also in the character.

It is a very kind, sweet and tender dog. He is very good with other animals and excellent with people.

He will love you from the first moment, he will smile at you, he will come for caresses, he will come with you for a walk, you will have the desire to take him and leave.

It is like a cloud of joy and softness that will beautify your life. 

We met him in the public pound of Tripolis, where he was slowly fading away neglected. He came with us to Athens on May 22nd, weighing only 16 kilos. He is starving, but is gorgeous and finally safe. He deserves the best home, and we'll make sure that he finds it. 

When she is happy, Eva smiles with her whole face, sweet and pure.

Her smile means only joy and nothing else, nothing complicated or complex. Pure joy. And Evaki is a dog that delights in the simplest things.

A walk, for example, and a little attention, and although she may be hesitant at first, within the first three minutes she will smile and let go of the moment.

And when she's somewhere she doesn't exactly feel comfortable, the smile goes away and in its place hanging faces appear, which hanging her face are very cute, because they contrast so much with the smile she had before, that you get confused and then you just smile, and you give her some time to get used to this new situation she is in.

Which condition can be your home because you just adopted it.

The first time with Eve will be a combination of the above two conditions, until she finds her balance and gets used to the new reality.

She found herself tied to a thick chain in a Roma camp, trying to breastfeed her babies and left in her misery. She looked great, but she was only a year old. 

He came to Athens and went straight to hospitality. She learned to live very harmoniously with cats, and was at home quiet and very clean. He'll probably need a little patience with the toilet at first, because when he's in a new place with noise and unfamiliar stimuli, he's scared.

Imagine a Setter. Of these black and white, with the smooth velvety hair, and the wonderful dots that break the white places places. Now add a little sheepdog - boudal dog.

Congratulations! You just made Archie!

Archie was found in the countryside when he was about eight months old, sick and alone. He recovered, he grew, then he grew more and he also fattened up enough to bring out his character, because such a character does not suit thin dogs, it only suits chubby ones!

Archie is a bit of a boogeyman, a bit of a babe, and very, very innocent. We have taken a hundred pictures of him, and in each one there is even a little bit of this character of the dog child, who is happy even on his own, who whatever he does is both sweet and funny, and who you want to squeeze him while he does not go.

To understand his character better, when he is with other dogs in the yard, we throw the ball, and he never has time. He runs along with the others, and never catches it first.

However, he comes running around happy, as if he caught it. Then he rejoices on his own, and then, if another dog leaves the ball because he's had enough of it, he steals it from the floor, he's glad he caught it, he throws it and catches it, and then he sits down and munches on it like a babe.

This is Archie. A kind creature, tender and funny at the same time, but without ever becoming ridiculous.

It's like watching a child rejoice and try to participate in things he doesn't quite understand, but that he likes.