Adoptions abroad are more challenging, as the preparation process takes 4 months. By the time first dogs were ready to travel – the ban on flights happened. It was September 2020, when the first Wadi dogs landed in Europe and jumped into their new forever homes. From September 2020 to March 2021 (6 months), 17 Wadi dogs were sent abroad successfully. At the moment more than 10 dogs are ready to travel and waiting for their flight dates.
Several Wadi residents are senior dogs. Within a year 12 dogs passed away due to old age or different health issues (most often tumors appeared, or the dogs suffered from liver failure). All dogs were treated and cared for until the end.
At least 10 other dogs were treated for eye/ear infection, autoimmune disease, ringworm, and allergic reactions.