We Can’t Save Them All | Rest In Peace, Sweet Fortuno…
It is with much regret and heartbreak that we inform you that Fortuno passed away. Yet another victim of the rampant animal cruelty in our community.
Desi, Lieve Desi…
WARNING: GRAPHIC PICTURES! Collega Tamara van Pippi’s Opvang Curaçao vond gisteren tijdens een wandeling met toeristen Desi. Woorden schieten tekort om te kunnen omschrijven hoe triest en schokkend Desi’s toestand was. Verregaande staat van verwaarlozing en pure dierenmishandeling…
Zou haar baasje de stank niet meer aankunnen?
Read more » Rest In Peace, Little Miguel…
Sadly, we recently had to say goodbye to little Miguel, one of the 8 Muraya pups thrown over our wall. Miguel developed an extremely swollen belly and bloodwork indicated liver problems and an elevated level of ammonia, which pointed in the direction of a liver shunt.
Read more » Forever In Our Hearts, Sweet Chance…
Following the passing of Miguel, we suffered another heartbreaking loss at in the CARF family – Golden Oldie Chance left us unexpectedly in his sleep a few days ago.
Chance was taken off the streets several years ago when he was already a senior.
Read more » Sunday Bloody Sunday
It was one of those Sundays… Three dead, three alive. Barely. They would not have survived another hour and would have died of dehydration. These little ones were saved by visitors from the United States of America and their local guide.
Read more » You Can’t Save Them All
Working with dogs is amazing, they are a constant source of positivity and unconditional love. Unfortunately, some harsh realities have to be faced. Compassion fatigue is a real thing, and it washed over us in a hard way this weekend, when we had to come to terms with the fact that you can’t save them all.
Read more » The Story of Pancho
Some dogs will remain with us even after they are gone. CARF Volunteer Joline shares with us the story of Pancho, a very special stray-turned-CARFIE who left paw prints on her heart.
In augustus 2013 kwam Pancho bij CARF vrijwillger Joline terecht.
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