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Latest NewsNoah's arc goes International through it's re homing initiatives As many local people will already be aware, with Camposol residence already owning many dogs’ local re homing opportunities have become less common in the last few years. It is for this reason that this web site was created. Since it's creation last October we are pleased to announce that our re homing numbers have gone from strength to strength. This has been reported locally to our volunteers in a monthly newsletter Our new international re homing initiatives along with links to other international homing websites and links with a variety of other Spanish information sites dedicated to Ex pats, Noah’s arc have never been in a better or more optimistic position operationally or procedurally. Our fantastic team of volunteers have all worked really hard on behalf of all the kind local people over the past few months who have continued to give us their old clothes, books, furniture as well as money, to ensure that everything possible is done to help local dogs get permanent homes if not locally then abroad. Our international co-operation with home checking means that every dog homed abroad has the venue and host checked for suitability ensuring that as far as is possible the dog will always find a happy ending to their local rescue. In addition we have procured a very exciting association with one of Europe biggest dedicated greyhound rescue group who has pledged to help us rescue Galgos that we have helped in our organisation. many of you are aware that these beautiful dogs can have an appalling life at the hands of some Spanish hunters. Our local kennel facility at Corvera does a great job, and again since their co operation in 2006 have helped us slash the cost of our kennel care, allowing us to help even more dogs than before. When these kennels are full (most of the time) our volunteers foster carers step in together with our kennel manager who currently looks after many dogs at her own house free of charge to our charity. So our message is clear “please keep helping us”. Every penny spent with Noah’s arc either donated or at the shops is used to help local dogs now Noahs Arc Traditional Spanish Night Get set for a fun evening at La Molata Social Club on the 28th of June. Last years sell out is shaping up to be even better this year with traditional Spanish food laid on and music courtesy of Martin from the BEAGLES. Tickets are available through Noah’s arc volunteers or ROSEMARY On 628 559 756. Please join in the fun this year and you will also be helping local dogs get re homed internationally and locally. A must not miss event! Doggy Hell near Polaris World! Just 2 km from the luxury of what is to be Polaris World’s new development in ALHAMA DE MURCIA we are informed about what must surely be some of the worst cases of dog abuse in the region! Noahs arc fully support whatever action may be required in order to bring about a satisfactory conclusion to this situation A rectangular strip of land, measuring about 25m wide by 250m.... not enough to legally build any permanent structures but large enough to dump a few animals is being used as a compound for dogs. Built in March 2005, a fence was erected and the first of the dogs were confined. There is no power or water supply. The dogs are permanently confined in the compound while their owner remains living in Alhama. Outside her occasional visits (lasting around 1 hour) with food and water the animals have no stimulation, discipline, exercise, affection or leadership. more information can be found at the web site cruelty at polaris. Amazing result from local People The inaugural Dog Aid night was a fantastic success raising 4200 Euros for the three local charities of Noah’s Arc, Animal Angels and JJ puppies. we are very grateful for the initiative and the organisation of the event by Kevin Fly screens and look forward to next year’s event, which will I am sure, also be a sell-out. Book now for next April to avoid disappointment! After an excellent January and February and March, in April we
homed a further 13 Dogs
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