is my female dog pregnant when my vet said it was unlikely? part two?

Question

Thank you to everyone that offered their advice. I would just like to clarify that I live in Spain so cannot rely on local charities and organisations as they are already overwhelmed. I have also checked all of my dogs for chips and tried to reunite them with their owners, only one was chipped and the owner has changed his number. The procedure is to take them to the Townhall and leave them there and denounce the owner and wait for a period of about 3 months before I can then 'adopt' the dog legally. In the case of the one that is chipped, she is terminally ill and needs a warm loving home, not to be locked up and held whilst her owner fails to retrieve her. Just yesterday I found a yorkie outside my house and he was cold, wet and had badly matted fur. I took him in, bathed him, cut his hair (his legs were covered with wire and twigs) and fed him and I have found him a new home this morning. I will be taking my possibly pregnant ***** to the vets this week so watch for installment 3!

Answer 1

I have not read the first installment but you deserve a medal. I hope evrything turns out OK for you and someone looks after you as you look after the dogs. But then again a dog is the most faithful friend you can have. All the best and carry on doing your great work.

Answer 2

Hi,thank goodness there is people like you in this world.I would keep her never mind her being gaged for 3 months they should gage the owners.

Answer 3

thanks for the update why not try to set up a charity yourself to help with this a lot of english people go to spain and we are supposed to be a nation of animal lovers do it properly or you wont get any help at all just a lot of trouble

Answer 4

Sounds like you are turning into the local animal rescue centre!!

Hope it all goes well.