Olympic Stadium Becomes Emergency Shelter for Dogs Rescued From Greece Wildfires
Volunteers and vets are caring for more than 110 rescued dogs, while officials said 33 people were detained over suspected arson.
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Olympic stadium becomes emergency shelter for dogs rescued from Greece wildfires
The Megara Olympians Municipal Stadium in Greece, originally built for athletes, is now reportedly providing refuge for more than 110 dogs saved from the devastating fires that have torn through the Attica region surrounding Athens
Olympic stadium used to house over 110 rescued dogs after wildfires
An Olympic stadium in Greece has been temporarily converted into an emergency shelter for more than 110 dogs rescued from the devastating wildfires tearing through the Attica region near Athens
Olympic stadium provides shelter for dogs rescued from Greece wildfires
More than 100 dogs rescued from the wildfires in Greece are being looked after by volunteers at Megara Olympians Municipal Stadium as a running track is turned into a temporary home
Dogs, cats, horses and even donkeys were protagonists of scenes of solidarity in Europe. In Greece, improvised shelters welcomed dozens of animals: dogs, cats, horses and wild species. Neighbors and brigadists organized temporary spaces to protect them from fire and extreme heat. In the Netherlands, a canine residence was completely evacuated. Dozens of pets were transported in special vehicles to ensure their safety, as the flames advanced near…
Greece Wildfires: Dogs’ Voice Leads Extraordinary Rescue Effort to Save Hundreds of Animals
Devastating wildfires have been raging across Europe, and in western Attica, Greece, an extraordinary rescue mission unfolded for animals caught in the path of the flames. The dedicated team at Dogs’ Voice, joined by veterinarians, municipalities, emergency responders, volunteers, and partner animal welfare organizations, worked tirelessly to bring companion animals, farm animals, and wildlife to safety. Dogs’ Voice launched its emergency respon…
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When Dale Hanna brought the first dog home in 2001, starting a rescue wasn’t on his or Marie Palmer’s radar. He was an electrician working on the SWA (Sicangu Wicoti Awayankapi Corporation, the primary tribal housing authority and community development entity for the Rosebud Sioux Tribe) at the time. He rescued a puppy from two dogs who were going to eat him. He named the pup Tug because one dog had him by the hip and the other by the neck, and …
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