Yes, I know it's shocking, but perhaps shock and outrage are necessary to hasten change This is one of the dogs a friend tried to save last year. She had gone to Spain to work on her doctoral thesis but found herself totally traumatised and caught up with rescue work. She asked me afterwards if I knew anyone who could do something about it. Although I contacted a few organisations at the time, nothing much came of it. Yesterday when I was looking for her email address to send her a Valentine's card, I came across this picture that I hadn't noticed before. As I have since had contact with other concerned people and organisations who really are doing something about it, I will pass these on as a matter of urgency. Perhaps one of the most eloquent and active is Beryl Brennan who worked for BBC regional radio in Manchester and for local radio in Suffolk before retiring to rural France in 2002. Having acquired her first stray greyhound while still in Suffolk, she has...
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