Then and now…
We were thrilled to tell you about Little Mook’s happy outcome and you may remember us mentioning that perhaps our two-legged boy will not be the last lucky Bulgarian to join the happy crowd in Tom’s house – and so it is! We now have a treated and healthy for heartworm, shiny, friendly, beautiful Canadian – former Negarcheto is now a loved little Jeff!
Negarcheto is a very special and loved 3-legged boy that you helped receive an amputation after he had met the fast train on the tracks directly. That was a long, long time ago and Negarcheto had become accustomed to shelter life, living it without a tail, a front leg and any pretenses. A really noble, kind, gentle friend.
You know how it is with 3-legged dogs. Only three of ours have found homes in Bulgaria so far – the German shepherd Linda; Rottweiler-mix Santra and now Popeye, but please, pretend you didn’t hear this, we want to tell you all about it later on. All the other tripods we have so far been able to rescue like Meery, Bata, Anechka, Bojka, Suzie, Tray, Mata, Pippi, Kosta, Chichi and etc. have found their loving families abroad, and with a herculean effort to it.
Being so amazingly ugly on photos, combined with his permanent disability, Negarcheto was one of the candidates to spend his life behind bars at the shelter. It was his kind eyes and lovely character that got him out – he managed to occupy his own place in the heart of our friend Susann and stay there for many long months whilst she was searching everywhere for a good person who’d have him.
Now, former Negarcheto and current Jeff has curled up in Tom’s lap at their cottage which is the size of a whole village in our part of the world, and by his side is a little bit jealous Little Mook who is wandering if Tom’s heart is so big as to fit not only his 6 Canadian doggies, but also 2 more former sad Bulgarians? The answer is firm: yes! Poor silly Mook, he doesn’t even know he was the second dog Tom chose, it was exactly Jeff that put Mook on Tom’s path, not the opposite.
A first meeting…
We thank Tom from all our hearts for his kindness and compassion! We thank Susann and all the lovely people who took part in operation “Bulgarian tripods on the move” with such a great success! The brave little boy was treated successfully for heartworm in Germany with all the great comfort that fact brings, and got on the plane to greet his new pack and packmaster to our great joy and satisfaction.
This is how his days will look from now on:
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And finally, we have to quote Tom on this as he couldn’t have put it better in words: “A dog’s heart isn’t in his feet so it doesn’t matter how many he has.”