01/09/2026
Hera 🤍
For months, Hera lived alone on a roadside in Greece, in the same area our girls Martha, Kea and Naila come from. No shelter, no safe corner, nothing, not even in winter.
Our volunteer Irene Avra fed her every day. At night, Hera would already be waiting by the side of the road, and she’d run after the car the moment she saw it. Soaked, freezing, starving, and still wagging her tail without stopping, so happy that someone had come back for her. 🥹
One evening Irene made her a promise: « I will get you out of here. » And she kept it.
At the vet, Hera tested positive for heartworm. It’s transmitted by mosquitoes and very common across Mediterranean countries. Her treatment has already started (Vibramycin + monthly spot-on), and we’re confident she’ll be fully cured in under a year. It’s manageable, and we’ll support her adopters throughout.
She then spent a few weeks with our trainer to learn the basics. She was even adopted locally, but came back to us in less than three days, because « she didn’t adapt fast enough. » 🙄😡 A dog who had never known a home, given less than 72 hours to understand what one is.
So we’re looking again: this time for someone who understands that trust takes time. 🙏🏼
About Hera:
- Around 3 to 4 years old
- Medium size, 25-28 kg
- Greek shepherd mix
- Sterilized and vaccinated
- Calm, quiet, gentle and incredibly affectionate
- Under heartworm treatment, expected full recovery
- Will need continued training and patience — she learns fast when given the time
She has never had a real home. She’s still waiting for it. 🏡❤️
📩 Please contact us if you’re interested in adopting Hera.