I just adopted a Romanian shelter dog and he is the most loving dog ever so glad I have him 😍

This breaks my heart i have 2 Romanian doggies I so wish i could take them all. They really are the dogs and loving dogs.

please keep helping them,,

I thank you for your efforts. I don't know how I would choose who to save and who to leave behind. It is sad that that choice ever has to be made. It must tear your heart out to walk away and leave any dog behind in those conditions. I know it would mine. I have cried a river of tears for these poor lost babies.

I do have and love my Romanion dog .Imported him 6 years ago to here in The Netherlands. Such a lovely and carefull dog..To bad i was not able to take his sister and his 3 brothers along with me..From the shelter my dog came at first to me !

We recently adopted a stray from Romania. She's almost 6 years old and very shy, but such a sweet girl. She has an old deep scar between her eyes and her left ear is punctured... We wondered what happened to her on the streets :'( I'm glad at least some dogs get rescued from Romania. But there are just so many and the conditions are often horrible, it makes me cry just thinking about it.

God this is heartbreaking watching you leave with some and having the others look on.

soyons de plus en plus nombreux à protéger tous ces chiens si formidables.le meilleur ami de l homme ...bien à vous .

For all the cruelty the go through no food no water no love the dogs still wag there tails thanks for saving these inocent souls

Why are only the Young Dog rescued?

Unfortunately Romania is a horrible state in this area. Animal protection is simply not known in reality - and what is worse not even in the Romanians' mind. I sometimes visit friends there, and I come back with sadness most of the time. I have seen how the Gypsies keep the horses. Those Romanians put a horse on one end of the wagon and another horse on the other end of the wagon. Than they began to beat them to see which will pull the chariot. While the Romanians were watching "the action" they were drinking bear and they were laughing. I also can see a lot of unowned pets walking on the Romanian streets. Some of them were so thin that I could not look at them. I also saw many dogs and cats very sick and I think they died shortly after my trip. I asked the people why are there so many unowned pets in Romania? They told me that their masters simply throw them out. As I realized this is not prohibited in Romania, or at least nobody is afraid of punishment. Although I have never traveled outside Transylvania, my friends told me that the worst situation is in the Romanian capital, where many thousands of dogs roam in the city. Probably, but I have never been in the Romanian capital, so I'm not a witness of the situation there. But I saw a lot of dead animals on the Romanian roads, indeed. I also realized how shy the wild animals are in Romania. For comparison: beside Hungary I have traveled in many countries of Europe (Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia, Italia, Switzerland, Austria, Germany etc.) but I have never seen wild animals so afraid of humans like in Romania. In general the mammal wildlife is much smaller than elsewhere in Europe, also the fish stocks rarer. However my hosts told me that the situation is better in the rivers near the border with Hungary, because fish come to the Romanian rivers from Hungary. It's also a problem that because Romanians are so poor, they try fish out from the rivers everything possible - to eat them. Probably the wild animals are also in distress because the Romanians try to catch every rabbit, pheasant or deer they see.

Is anything being done at Breasta as we speak?

on this video only puppies are saved or small dogs :( Please think about medium or big dogs, they need to have a good family too :) And I know why I tell this because I have adopted 5 dogs, aged till 3 years ans 14 years, 3 have gone for the dogs paradise, Kill my babies, but I have a dog who will have 11 years old, abandonned 3 years ago by a person who try to get me lessons to get his abandonned better :( and my nex dogs, 6 years old, adopted from Romania, she is very nice, just a problem that she doesn't accept collar and leash, I hope that soon, she will understand that it"s not dangerous for her, just a way to go outside of my garden