http://pets.tucatz.com/

Living in Spain we do not have the benefit of English speaking stroke support teams as there are in some parts of the UK which provide after care for stroke victims and their carers. I think most of us feel that the primary care and physiotherapy provided by the Spanish National Health Service is good but afterwards we can feel isolated. Therefore we need to aim at creating our own self help support group, but very much using the knowledge of the Stroke Association in the UK and using as many books and leaflets that are produced on the subject of stroke that we can obtain.

https://www.strokeassociationspain.org/about-us

Too many podencos are subjected to long term abuse, both mental and physical. They spend much of their lives either chained up in a dark building with inadequate nutrition and minimal human contact, wandering the countryside trying to survive or in a perrera (killing station). They have been working dogs and have no experience of living with people or in a comfortable house. For some, even walking through a doorway can be very stressful and others need time, love and special handling to learn to trust humans.

http://www.podencofriends.com/