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New Year Newsletter 2025 Issue 10
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Gift Aid Link Bank Transfer Link EasyFundraising Link Food Donation Link
We desperately need to rehome some of our suitable, adoption-ready dogs, This will allow us to rescue other dogs who are desperately in need of our care and services. We offer guidance and on-going support to the adoptive family to ensure everything runs smoothly. Please consider our travel ready dogs. Remember, you will not only be offering a loving home to a dog in need but will also be freeing up space in our shelter so we can take in another dog desperately in need of help. To see the dogs ready for adoption click here
Summer Newsletter 2024 Issue 9
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Food Donation
May/June Newsletter 2024 Issue 8
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The Power of One Food Donation
Or go to the link above under "Adopting a Dog" for more information on the process and the dogs available
March/April Newsletter 2024 Issue 7
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February Newsletter 2024 Issue 6
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December and January Newsletter 2023 Issue 5
November Newsletter 2023
Issue 4
October Newsletter 2023
Issue 3
September Newsletter 2023
Issue 2
Welcome to our second FDOT newsletter. Hopefully, you will find our monthly letter helpful in finding out what is happening at our shelters in Nidge and Adana! Welcome aboard and thank you for taking the time to read and support our cause
NEW ARRIVALS
Arnie
Arnie was found in a dreadful state having been hit by car – two broken legs and a damaged hip he was in terrible pain and we needed to do something! He was taken to our vet where he endured two operations and then had to recover. He has recently been taken to our shelter and is being looked after by Volkan in Nigde.
Dogs like Arnie are not cheap to treat – his vet bill was over £700 but without Forgotten dogs of Turkey getting involved he would have had little hope of surviving on the streets of Turkey.
Other News:
May was found with her sibling Daisy on the streets of Nidge. Both had distemper which Daisy didn’t survive. The Photos below show how our volunteer found them both and because of our supporters May is now living the life she deserves in Germany
A new arrival!
News spreads quickly in Nidge and obviously word had got out that we had rescued a donkey because volkan found himself facing a young Horse that that needed our help. Its owner had died and his children did not want to keep the colt and asked Volkan if he could help. It was very hard to say no as the alternative was to leave the colt at the local park with no protection from the stray dogs or indeed from the local villagers who may not take too kindly to a stray colt wandering around!
So can I introduce you all to our new resident”
A young colt who is getting on really well with our resident dogs and velvet our donkey!
Our new edition to our family in Turkey – her name is Black
HOW YOU CAN HELP
We are asking for items for our Christmas fundraising event during November and December if you have any items that you think you could donate then please join our Facebook group and message Clare Maddock or Julie cooper.
JOIN OUR FACEBOOK GROUP
https://www.facebook.com/groups/362916904705893
Become an active member and see what we do on a daily basis!
JOIN OUR ONLINE FUNDRASING SHOP
https://www.facebook.com/groups/493278258636638
Lots of bargains to be had here – all donations go towards looking after our dogs in Turkey.
BECOME A FOSTER
We are always looking for foster homes to allow our rescue back up to develop and grow – If you have experience of looking after rescue dogs or have several years experience of looking after a dog then please consider being a foster for us. If you think you can help then please have a look at our foster page and/or email us at Enquiriesfdot@yahoo.com
FUN FACT OF THE MONTH
What are odd facts about dogs?
Dogs yawn for different reasons than we do. They don't usually do it because they're tired
or have a buildup of CO2—the most common reason is because they're feeling anxious about
something. They also do it to empathize with you when you yawn.
forgotten dogs of turkey newspaper
ISSUE 1 August 2023
