Another incredibly full, but amazing week has gone by! Thanks to our wonderful friends at PAW Society – Registered Charity 1204906, who funded our main October Spayathon, 121 cats and dogs were spayed and neutered on 15–16 October in Tulcea! Just think what a difference that will make! And there’s more! The entire PAW Society...
On Friday, 9 October, we held the second of our scheduled spay and neuter days in Tulcea. Thanks to the support of ROLDA Foundation and the hard work of our wonderful veterinary team at DMA Vetland, another 61 cats and dogs were spayed and neutered, bringing our running total for October to 106 animals! And...
For years, our efforts have been dedicated to animals – not only within the limits of what a small organisation run by a handful of volunteers can reasonably manage, but far beyond what is sensible for our own peace of mind and health. Alongside the daily work of sustaining the 180 rescued animals at The...
We promised you some exciting news, so here it is.
On October 15-16, we are holding a MEGA-SPAYATHON in Tulcea, funded by our wonderful friends at PAW Society – Registered Charity 1204906, who will also be flying in to work alongside us.
We promised you some exciting news, so here it is. On October 15-16, we are holding a MEGA-SPAYATHON in Tulcea, funded by our wonderful friends at PAW Society – Registered Charity 1204906, who will also be flying in to work alongside us. We are hoping to spay and neuter around 130 cats and dogs in...
It’s done. Another major effort has concluded yesterday with what we believe is a great result: 64 cats and dogs spayed and neutered. I won’t bore everyone by going over again how this impact is measured. By now, we all know the multiplication cycle that has been stopped and how many lives this prevents from...
We are trying once again. Because we are simply drowning in abandoned kittens and never-ending problems, and it feels like we cannot breathe unless we are also pushing forward with spay and neuter work. We need to sterilise more animals. We need to put a brake on the influx of new rescues, because we are...
We are trying once again.
Because we are simply drowning in abandoned kittens and never-ending problems, and it feels like we cannot breathe unless we are also pushing forward with spay and neuter work.
