On the organization's website Söbökhegy Aunt Violet He welcomes you kindly, as he has recently finished feeding the puppies and kittens, which is already a daily routine for him, as he does it seven days a week. The Second Chance Animal Rescue Group, which has been operating since 2012, is going through a difficult period, as they discovered, they are very aggressive parvovirus It overwhelmed the herd, in which, despite professional help, unfortunately, not even five kittens survived.
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– I was an animal protector for two decades, and when I retired, I bought a piece of land in Törzsökhegy, and the shelter was located here, which initially only housed a few dogs and cats, and it has been going for more than ten years now – recalls Aunt Ebolia, who In 2018, she received the Order of Merit from Papa Pharos. – With a lot of work and donations, I arranged the area, which I divided into five parts. I wanted my children to live as freely, not in dog kennels, as possible. The oldest dogs are Csutak, Döme and Tücsi, who are over 14 years old, and Bori is the oldest of the kittens, having reached 10 years old.
Photo: Gabor Haraszty
As she discovered, it is rare for someone to adopt an old dog, but Auntie Ebolia would not part with the older dogs, they had become very close to her heart, and the four-legged dogs also call the shelter home.
– Prospective owners are usually looking for young and young dogs and cats, we have recently taken in a four year old pug Corinna, who will be spayed soon and after a thorough check we can hand her over to a responsible owner. I would like to say here that I receive a lot of help from the papal vets, Lennart Lambert and Attila Lazar are very nice, I can always count on them, as well as Dr. Jenny Kovacs.
Photo: Gabor Haraszty
Second Chance Animal Rescue Group is looking for volunteers
Over the years, Auntie Ebolia has faced astonishing fates incomprehensible to common sense. She has told stories of dogs being chained to a meter-long chain, starved to the bone, and used as targets, and mutilated cats thrown by the side of the road. He receives notifications on a daily basis, in which case he immediately jumps in and tries to rescue animals in trouble. Even if the four-legged owner refuses to accept help. As a farewell, I asked Auntie Ebolia what she needed. food? Canned foods? Blanket watch? Tin? pharmaceutical? For vitamins?
