Your cup of coffee could save a life. While you read this, stray animals are starving and freezing. The cost of your coffee constitutes a full meal for someone desperately in need. Donate now. Provide sustenance and hope.
Donate NowWe redirect received funds to various shelters across Europe, ensuring targeted assistance where it is most critically needed.
For over a year, we have served as a reliable intermediary between benefactors and shelters, guaranteeing the efficient utilization of every donation.
Our primary objective is to channel resources precisely to locations where they will yield maximum benefit and save the greatest number of lives.
Raise awareness about the plight of stray animals on social media, share information about animals seeking homes. Your repost could save a life!
If you encounter a hungry animal on the street, provide nourishment. Leftover food from home or inexpensive pet food can be lifesaving. The key is to feed consistently in the same location.
If you find an injured animal, administer first aid and contact a shelter. You can temporarily shelter the animal while a permanent home is being sought.
Luna was discovered on the streets of Istanbul with a severe injury to her hind leg. Local volunteers noticed her near the Blue Mosque, where she was attempting to find sustenance among tourists. After fundraising for treatment, Luna underwent surgery at a veterinary clinic and has now fully recovered. Currently, Luna resides with a loving family in Ankara and has been granted a second chance at a fulfilling life.
Raja was found in the slums of Delhi with a serious eye infection. Volunteers from a local shelter rescued him when he was nearly blind. After several weeks of treatment and care, Raja's vision was restored. He now lives with a family in Mumbai, where he has become a cherished companion to the children and a guardian of the household against rodents.
Sola was discovered on Copacabana Beach in Rio de Janeiro, emaciated and suffering from a skin condition. Local surfers noticed her and contacted an animal protection organization. After treatment and rehabilitation, Sola not only recovered but also found a home with one of the families that regularly visited that very beach. Now Sola enjoys daily walks along the ocean shore with her new family.