This young man was abandoned at the shelter by his owners, but he took to it better than most dogs do. He is used to not being treated well.

Although he was a pet, he hasn’t seen much happiness in his life. When you reach to sroke him he shutters and closes his eyes, expecting to bi hit.

Young, healthy, good-looking… is there anyone there who’d like to give him a new start in life?

Noah, neutered, is a 6 months old boy. And as you can see – he is absolutely irresitable!

Noah was found wandering on the street with a rotten bandage on his hind leg – what showed underneath it was horrible. On further examination in turned out he has been operated and his broken hind leg fixed with an orthopedical needle. He is now recovered, although he still has a limp. As if it was it was not enough Noah also had to undergo a surgery for his hernia, wich is also now fine.

Otherwise Noah is a lively, energetic orange bandit. He is extremely spoiled, loves to hug and cuddle, but also can be a hel of a tiger when he decides to play. He opens doors, goes through cupboards, steals stuff and hides it under the sofa. Noah doesn’t know yet that he is not a monkey!

Say hallo to Raffaelo! He is only 2 months old, but has already seen much in his time:

First – he was abanodned on the street.
Second – he was hit by a car.
Third – he had to undergo a very serious operation.
Quite alot for such a young life, right!?

Nevermind the pain and sadness! As you can see – nothing will get him down. Especially not when he is in such good hands. Raffaelo has been blessed to be fostered by a wonderful couple of humans and their very playful and good dog – Toby.

Raffaelo has had a serious surgery on his hind leg and has an external aid still attached. It will be surgically removed soon and the boy will be free to play and run as much as he wants to. He is a very clever and fun boy. He knows to do his things on the paper and is very quick to grasp new ideas. He is also very good-looking as you can see with a naked eye.

Would be great and so easy for him to go to a new home right-away after his foster-home, not to have to get used to the life in the shelter. Well? What do you think? Would you like to have this wonder-boy as your companion?

Do you remember this photo from last years’ calendar? Everyone loved it. The nose belongs to a then young puppy, we called Nosey (Noska) for it. Being a young, sweet, friendly and beautiful little girl, we expected that Noska will soon find a home – just like every other dog on the calendar.

But we were wrong. Seems Noska’s sweet temperament and friednly nature didn’t appeal to anyone. Was she too common-looking or was there some magic involved – we don’t know. But it is a fact, that Noska only found her wonderful people now…

Meet the Jonglarski family! Wonderful, smiling, energetic and kind-hearted people who have opened their hearts up for Noska. She will have such an interesting life ahead of her! Mr.Jonglarski is coach for a team for phisically-challended children and Noska will travel with the team whenever there is a race outside of Bulgaria!

She will be so happy and loved! She already is! Well, we guess this must be the reason she waited so long… She was simply waiting for the right people!

UPDATE – 25.12

Merry Christmas Maya!

Dear Santa,

my name is Maya and I am 1 year old. I live in the Bogrov shelter, where my mommy was brought after we were trewn out on the street by Mommy’s master.

You may remember my mommy. Her name was Leontina. Or you may remember my dwarf brother Willow. They are both now far away, warm and loved in their homes… In fact, it is only me left here from all my family.  Mommy, my brothers and sisters – they all have homes, even poor little ill Willow…

I’ve been alone for many months and had the time to think about it hard – why is it that they all found love and I didn’t. I have come to the conclusion it is because I am ugly.

Mybe I am so ugly that noone will ever want me… Please, Santa, make me beautiful this Christmas!

Make me so beautiful that the next time someone comes to the shelter they see me and say: “Wow! What a wonderful dog Maya is! I’m taking her home.”

Please, please, please, Santa, help me get out of here. I don’t want to live alone. I have too much love to give.

Maya

Most dogs give up after a month or two. But Maya has spent ONE YEAR in this position. Whenever a person walks into the shelter she just freezez on the cage wall, trying to get our attention. Just a word, just a stroke, just a look even is good for her.

Maya is a wonderful, good-tempered, loving, kind, funny dog with such a sweet temperament. Her whole family has been rehomed months ago, but she has lingered behind.

No dog deserves to live in a cage. And Maya is one that will never give up trying. Is there really noone out there to give her a home?