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A new life for Camila
April 19, 2009, 11:26AM MT
By Michael G Rodrigue
Written by: Maria José Jaén and Michael Rodrigue, Kimba Volunteers
Written by: Maria José Jaén and Michael Rodrigue, Kimba Volunteers
Translated by: Michael Rodrigue
Another lucky Spanish galgo is rescued from a life of misery, and because of her pretty face and irresistable personality she was quickly adopted from Kimba and now lives happily in Germany.
"Camila, our little miniature galga, was rescued in San Fernando (Cádiz) and has been at Kimba for about one month, just enough time for us to fall in love with her sweet and tender disposition.
Thanks to the negotiations of our friend Diana (Galgos in not), last Sunday two Kimba volunteers took her to the Málaga airport to put her on a flight to Munich. It's many kilometers whether it be a weekday or a holiday, but it is all the same to us. It's a small sacrifice for us to make so that these little ones will have a family, because early on in their lives, they were abandoned.
We also have in our favor the fact that there are volunteers with cars who do not need to be given any directions on how to make these trips. The cars could make it there on their own after having made the trip to these airpoorts so many countless times.
We would also like to tell you that there were people in the airport who were very taken by this pretty little galga, In fact, upon finding out that she was from Kimba, one lady wanted to adopt her take her to South Africa.
Follow up:
“Camila”, our little galga, is now in Germany, her new home.
They tell us that it is truly a pleasure to have her in Germany. A breath of fresh air and tenderness has entered into the house along with this little galga who flew to her new country last Sunday.
We had way too little time to enjoy her at Kimba, but the main objective for a protectorate is that our little four legged friends find happiness as soon as possible. And that is why we work so hard.
To learn more about Refugio Kimba and the wonderful work they do, please visit their website at http://www.refugiokimba.org