Name: Brownie
Gender: Male
Colour: Light brown with white markings
Age: Unknown
Funny characteristic: He likes life at the IAR centre so much that he refuses to go home.
At first there was nothing unusual about Brownie. He was caught in the village of Anjuna and was taken to the IAR centre for sterilisation and vaccination. Job done, we dropped him back and thought that was that. However a few days later Brownie had found his way back to the centre and was hovering around. Again he was dropped and again he came back!
Just as he was getting used to his new-found freedom in Assagao he sustained a wound in the ear which became maggot-infested and we had to admit him again. He has now fully recovered.
This is a case of a dog adopting us and not the other way round. Brownie has settled in nicely with other dogs from day one and he is now a part of the family.
Furthermore he is a great testament to the way we treat our animals. If we weren't good to them, would they be coming back of their own free will after we set them free!
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November 2008
A win for greyhounds in Massachusetts
On 4 November the people of Massachusetts, USA voted overwhelmingly in favour of the Greyhound Protect Act. This legislation will phase out commercial dog racing in the state by 2010.
October 2008
Help the Street Animals of Morocco (HSAM)
International Animal Rescue has twice assisted with the treatment of cats and dogs in Morocco by a group of local and foreign volunteers. The initiative was led by vet nurse Claire Sedgewick. She has produced a report describing their work.
October 2008
Sainsbury's seal protest update
On 29 October we entered discussions with Sainsbury's officials and now await a favorable response to our demands for a statement of their intention to stop killings seals.
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