Helena erobert die Herzen ihrer neuen Leute im Sturm

Greco in den kleinen Mann haben sich die Flugpaten so verliebt, dass sie in
gleich behalten haben.

Kostas kann sein Glück nicht fassen, er hat eine neue Familie in der Schweiz

Nach langer Zeit hat Cora jetzt in Deutschland ein liebevolles Zuhause
gefunden..

Mandy, auf dem Photo rechts zu sehen. genießt die Streicheleinheiten ihrer neuen Familie

Die Süße hat ein festes Zuhause in Deutschland gefunden und dankt ihrer
Pflegemama Stefanie für die schöne Zeit bei ihr.

Auch Glika hatte das Glück in Bayern ein festes Sofa für den Rest ihres
Lebens zu finden.

Mira hat ein liebevolles neues Zuhause in Deutschland gefunden.

wunderschöner Gordonsetter, die in Deutschland ein liebesvolles Zuhause hat.

hübsches Settermädchen, die nach Ankunft in Deutschland mit ihrer Pflegefamilie direkt nach Dänemark in Urlaub fahren durfte und sich dort jetzt erholt.

Aleko hat sich auch im Rheinland niedergelassen

Laura hat einen schönen Platz im Rheinland gefunden.

Elly lebt jetzt auch in München.

Wir freuen uns sehr, dass wir wieder einmal auf Kalymnos eine liebe Familie gefunden haben, wo Bubuki sich sehr wohl fühlt.

Alle haben in der Nähe von München ein wunderschönes neues Zuhause gefunden.

Betty, endlich, endlich haben wir auch für Betty eine liebevolle Familie in München. Anfang Oktober ist Betty in ihr neues Leben geflogen. Wir freuen
uns sehr.

Für unsere sanften Riesen Asprulis und Speiki war es wohl Fügung, dass sich 2 Frauen in je einen von ihnen verliebt hatten. Und nicht nur das, sie wohnen auch nicht weit voneinander, haben sich zusammen getan und das
große Abenteuer "Weiße Schäferhunde von Kalymnos" geplant..
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Boy was left outside the house of Ian and Sue in January 2005. Everybody that met him instantly fell in love with him, but it was not until September 2005 that his fortunes changed. Danish friends Bente and Arne took him for two days and fell in love with him and wanted to take him to Denmark. On the evening before their departure the final 'no' reached us from the Danish airline. Everyone was very sad, especially Bente, Arne and Boy. We tried all possible ways to get him to Denmark, but always without success.

However, Boy's care family came up with a solution. Carer Ian decided to make an unplanned trip to England ..... via Denmark! So, on Monday 14th November, Ian and Boy commenced their travels. A ferry from Kalymnos to Kos, a plane from Kos to Athens, a five hour wait then another plane from Athens to Copenhagen. Boy got to travel in the comfort of the cabin on both flights with Ian. Meanwhile, Bente and Arne shrank from neither costs nor troubles to receive the small chap at Copenhagen airport. They had to drive a round trip distance of about 750 km and, since unfortunately the Society does not have the funds for 'extras', they had to pay for Ian's detour via Denmark. Ian and Boy arrived safe and well. Everyone was happy and, after a long and somewhat tearful farewell, Ian flew on to England for a 2 week stay.

We would like to thank and express our gratitude to Bente and Arne for finding Boy a home and, in addition, to Ian and his wife Sue who gave Boy an affectionate home for so long beside their own two dogs.

Dear Koukla was still a just a puppy going through her chewing phase when in October 2005, she flew to Munich, Germany. She now has a beautiful home where she lives with a family with two children.

Flocke (Flake as in snow!), a wonderful and pretty white dog with fur so soft that when freshly brushed it feels like silk. In her care home, she got along well with the cats, but was a little shy when it came to the more dominant dogs. Flocke eventually flew to Munich, Germany in June 2005 and has now made a new home.

Bobby, Flocke's brother, a very dear and beautiful dog with firm, curly fur loved to curl up in his carer's lap on an evening. Bobby flew to Dusseldorf, Germany in April 2005, where he had found a beautiful and affectionate home in Willich.

At about 9 months old, Mira was abandoned. A very lively dog, but a little shy with strangers. Mira flew to Dusseldorf, Germany in April 2005, where she had found a beautiful and affectionate home in Krefeld.

This owl was found sat in a garden with a damaged wing. We sent it to an Ornithological group in Athens which cares for such birds and keeps them healthy. Unfortunately the owl will not be able to fly again. This owl was of a protected species very rarely found in the Greek islands.

Peggy, an adult dog, was found tied up on a street corner and in danger of being run over by a car. Fortunately, we got there first. She was in a bad way, covered with ticks and fleas and had a thick plastic band around her neck. She had been kept and treated so cruelly. With infinite patience and love Nadine Kambouris successfully completed the so often difficult task of nursing her back to a healthy and beautiful dog.

A couple from Munich, Germany who spent their holiday rock climbing on Kalymnos fell in love with Peggy and she now lives with them. Our special thanks go to this couple, as Peggy was really of great concern to us.

We found these two small puppies (about 7 weeks old) in the middle on the street. Given their lack of road sense, they would undoubtedly have been run over had we not found them. Both found wonderful homes in Krefeld, Germany. 

Mimi, now named Momo, had to get along well with the rabbit the family already owned. We were sent a photo from Germany showing Mimi sitting with the rabbit in its hutch … and everything worked out in the best way!

The family Kessy joined had to deal with a large grief, but Kessy played a big part in helping them overcome their grief

November 2004 - A married French couple found a small red and white cat about 4 months old. It was blind and just skin and bone. But, they fell in love with this small animal they named Cannelle and nursed it for days in their holiday studio. It was so weak that it could hardly walk. The day before they were due to leave, they took Cannelle to the veterinary surgeon on Kos to be inoculated and micro chipped ready to go with them the next day to France where they would try to save or at least improve Cannelle's eyesight.

Kira was abandoned in the middle of a tourist resort. She was running in the road, lost and without any sense of direction or awareness of traffic. She found a home in Aachen, Germany and lives together with her loving owners and their cats.

Pia was abandoned in the height of summer, in the strong sun tied up to a bush. Pia found a new home - who could resist those eyes! Now Pia lives in Krefeld, Germany with a loving family and is the No. 1 in the house!

Thanks also to our wonderful flight guardians that escorted Pia. They reported that everything went problem free. Pia slept the whole flight ... WITHOUT tranquilizers!

Lissie was abandoned as a puppy in a ruined building, tied up to a washing line with a hair band as a collar. Thank you Lissie says! She has found a beautiful home with Birgit Mφller on Kalymnos and guards the house and her new owners, barking loudly whenever someone comes by too near the house! Lissie is the Sheriff and terribly dear to us. Also, she immediately accepted Isa into the home.

We found Isa at the roadside helpless and nearly drained. Isa is now also lucky. She lives together with Lissie and the two are together a heart and a soul. Isa would like to be stroked all day long and be treated like a baby. She constantly rolls on her back and asks with her faithful eyes “stroke me”!

Santie came from a litter of  five puppies, two were still remaining at the end. The owner did not know what to do with them. Thus, Nadine's husband simply tucked Santie under his arm and went home. Santie was taken up by Nadine Kambouris on Kalymnos. Santie has the longest tongue in the world, a heart of gold, and is terribly playful. That fits, because Santie now lives with two cats, two small children and parents in a beautiful house with a yard and particularly in a family with much love.