...is no mean feat. There is a terrific amount of legal paperwork to put in place, along with micro-chipping, vaccinations, blood tests, etc, etc. Then the transport has to be arranged. A van with suitable cages for the animals, food supplies and water. And then the long journey, accompanied by one person to every 5 animals, through Turkey and Europe to the final destination.
One such journey took place last week, and 7 dogs and 1 cat were safely delivered to their owners or adopters/fosterers. Here are just some of the photos from that trip.
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Handsome Gumbo - From the beach in Gumbet where he was spotted by Mo who could not leave him. He came to the TAG shelter until everything was arranged for his journey to the UK.
Marley and Gumbo |
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Sheeba - Our 3 legged shepherd - now with a wonderful lady in the UK called Suzanne who is caring for her until a forever home is found
Sheeba with Suzanne
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| Forest..on his way to Germany and his new owner Incilay |
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| Forest with Incilay and Bill |
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Having a pit stop at Incilay's in Germany, All the dogs had a free run around in the garden Thanks Incilay and Bill x
Cagla and Missy
Sheeba, Cagla and Missy
Cagla reunited with her owners. TAG also transport dogs and cats to the UK when their owners re-locate.
Faith on his way to the UK
Faith..arrived in the UK..with his new owner Shiela
Olive on her way to the UK
Spencer reunited with Olive, Spencer first saw Olive on the beach in Akbuk after she had been dumped there. TAG helped him get her to the UK, Here he is with Olive at Dover.
Suzi the cat, now with Annie in the UK
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Don't you just wish you could tell them they are going - after the long, long journey, to their forever homes.
ReplyDeleteDelighted to see the next "batch" of animals safely in the UK. Well done Karen.
Yes Elizabeth, it would be great if you could tell them and they understood. It must be quite bewildering for them. Worth it for the end result though x
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