My name is Lisa.

Me and some other dogs used to live bound to a short chain on a terrain that belongs to a monastery. That was no fun life at all but there are worse things that can happen to a dog in Greece. At least we got fed regularly by a nun. But then this nun passed away and we all had to leave.

Animal welfarists started to attend to us and all of the sudden I found myself in Germany! At first I didn't even dare lie down in the basket and the cushions that were provided for me. But now I have found something even better: the couch! I can see everything from there and there is always someone coming past to cuddle with me. But even if no-one is coming, I am not too shy to go and find someone to cuddle me. Of course I am house-broken and I walk very well on lead and by now I have already learned to get into a car by myself. Even though I am not exactly young anymore I am physically fit enough to go on extended walks that I highly enjoy after all those years on a chain. And I just love to play with other dogs (getting along well with female and male dogs) while bikers and joggers leave me completely cold. I am not scared of things, maybe just a bit careful because everything is so new for me. I enjoy the company of children and most of all I like men.

I am wishing for a home for my hopefully many remaining years . A home with lots of TLC and a home where the people will spend a lot of time with me.


At this point you are probably asking yourself  why Lisa is listed as an emergency. Take a look at her photo and you will notice: her right eye is blind. That alone would usually not pose a problem for a dog but a vet who specializes in eye problems urgently advised us to have that eye removed due to the fact that pressure is high on that eye and that there is probably an infection lying behind it. It is likely that Lisa is in pain even if she does not show it. In the course of surgery the vet will decide if the eye will have to be sown shut or if it should be replaced with an artificial eye.

We are certainly hoping that this small cosmetic flaw will not matter in our search for a new and loving home for Lisa.

Lisa will have her surgery very soon, so please keep your fingers crossed for the procedure to be a success! We would also be grateful for any donations, big or small, because this surgery will be rough on our finances. 

Contact:

Donations account:

Sparkasse Dinslaken-Voerde-H�nxe
Beneficiary: Tierfreunde Kalamata
Bank code: 35251000
Account number: 620 283 283
SWIFT-BIC:  WELADED1DIN
IBAN: DE78352510000620283283
Reference: Hund Lisa

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