Biggie was once a part of a family until they decided they didn’t want him anymore and threw him on the streets. He kept going back home, where he lived for three years, but they wouldn’t let him in. So, he started roaming the streets, ending up hit by a car on one of the busiest streets in town. Luckily, one of our volunteers took him, called the vet, and he did not have serious injuries. Unfortunately, after the blood work, we discovered that he has leishmania and Ehrlichia, which is probably why the family wanted to get rid of him. Due to the illness, he experienced hair loss, became lethargic, and did not want to leave the doggy house. We started treating him immediately with antibiotics, Allopurinol, and various vitamins, gave him quality food, and after just a month, he became a whole new dog. His coat grew up, and now it is all fluffy and shiny. After that, he started going out more, and after the second month, he started playing with the other dogs in foster care. Currently, he lives with four female dogs, and they all adore him. Now, six months later, he is fully recovered, but the leishmania remains. He could have the life he deserves with a proper diet and a loving family. He is a big furry ball and wants to cuddle more than any other dog. He would be perfect for a family with kids that can spoil him with hugs and kisses. He knows how to sit, and even though he is the only male, he is very polite and always patiently waits for his food.

Leo is looking for his chance in life.
He was found in bushes in the middle of nowhere alone with his brother, who had already found his home. He is a really good boy who grew up in the shelter.
Leo’s character is playful, gentle, loving, smart, and food obsessed. Once tired, he will sit on your lap, asking for cuddles. He would fit best in an active family with free time and maybe another dog so he can have a companion. Let’s give this boy a chance!

Found starving, looking for a food in a local village, we immediately had to step in and take her as all her bones were visible. Immediately took her to vets and she is leish positive.

All medications received and in good state at the moment, looking for experienced owners with leish.

Gliska is a hound breed dog, a Posavac hound but had no chip and owners never claimed her. There is no doubt that the Posavac hound needs a good amount of exercise each day; however, this doesn’t have to be excessive. Typically two 30 to 60 minutes opportunities a day to play, run, and walk will satisfy his needs for physical exertion. Great activities to consider with a Posavac hound include jogging or cycling alongside you. And, agility or Flyball are also great outlets for his need for activity and a sense of purpose in life.Indeed, whilst a Posavac hound isn’t ideal for apartment living, if you are prepared to put the time and effort into getting him out and about on a daily basis, then it might just work.

Gliska is a kind and gentle dog, totally devoted to its owner. Due to its character traits, it is very obedient and malleable. It is a family dog, which treats children and other family members with great warmth.

Gliska is a very intelligent dog, she picked up our routine and learned when food is given and she has to enter back in her kennel in 2 days, she is lookin at you and tying to understand what you want.

The Posavac Hound is an obedient and persistent dog. Therefore, there should be no problems with training.