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Mission Statement

Our 501c3 was formed to provide medical assistance to the Spanish galgo refuge named Scooby in Medina del Campo.

Our goal is to provide at least one medical team each year to travel to Spain and provide surgical services to galgos at the close of the hunting season.  Teams consist of veterinarians and technicians willing to donate their time for 7-10 days.  Our hope is to provide financial assistance, especially to the technicians, as needed and as is available.



Pictures from the October 2005

trip to Scooby!

The newest team to go to Scooby has returned home with incredible memories, 2 galgos, and the satisfaction of having helped many more galgos start the trip from Spain to their final home. 

Meet the volunteers

Pictures Pictures Pictures!!

NEW!  Read Abby's diary of their trip



     Highlights from our 2004 trips!     

We completed our first two trips to Spain this year as OPERATION SCOOBY!  They were a resounding success, with 133 surgeries completed in the two weeks we spent at the Scooby refuge.  Check out the pictures!

Meet the people

Look at these galgos!

 

 

The beautiful story of Muscan

 

 

The Spanish Galgo

This gentle sight hound is very similar in appearance to the greyhound.  Bred for centuries as a hunting and coursing dog, the galgo usually survives just a year or two before being killed or discarded by its owner.  Recent efforts to promote adoption outside of Spain has allowed some of these exceptional hounds to begin new and safe life as a loved pet.

 

Scooby

Scooby is the largest galgo refuge in Spain.  It is a member of the World Society for the Protection of Animals, meaning it maintains good welfare standards.  It's located 150 km northwest of Madrid in Medina del Campo.  Scooby's director, Fermín Pérez, and his dedicated staff work long hours to provide the lucky galgos who arrive there with a safe haven until they can be placed in permanent homes.

Photos / diary from February 2003

Our group of 3 veterinarians and 2 assistants flew from Nashville to Spain at the end of the Spanish hunting season.  Here are photos from this unforgettable trip.

How you can help

Donations of medical supplies as well as financial assistance are always welcome.  We also welcome volunteers who are interested in this work.  If you can help, please contact us!

 

 

 

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