Be a volunteer

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IF YOU WANT TO BE A VOLUNTEER, YOU ARE WELCOMED 

  • IF YOU ARE A VET OR NURSE – fully qualified in your country, with experience in neuterings.
  • IF YOU ARE "ONLY" AN ANIMAL LOVER – althought in the begining might seem a nice and pleasant idea to be surrounded by hundreds of loving dogs, it is not an easy task. As we all know, animals -besides our love – they need our care too, meaning that we have to clean and to feed them. Shelter work is very exhausting sometimes, especially if you work during winter or hot summer. Also, would be great if you could also take them out for a walk on a leash around the shelter, brush them, cut their nails or play with them.They are extremely sociable and longing for attention. So, if you don’t afraid of getting dirty and of hard work, you are welcomed.

Please feel free to contact us for every details and information you might need.

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  • Our aim…

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    to raise the level of awareness and education of people towards animal welfare and animal rights but also to highlight the importance of respecting all animals as sentient beings and of the humane and efficient ways to handle a social problem, our problem - the stray dogs’ problem.

  • Motto

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    "Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful committed citizens can change the world, indeed, it is the only thing that ever has". - Margaret Mead

  • OUR POLICY

  • NEUTER

    ADOPTION

    EDUCATION

     

    " We strongly belive that


    neutering is essential for reducing the number of thousands of animals needlessly destroyed every year;


    every dog deserve a chance to live, a happy life and a loving owner;


    education represents the key for opening minds and souls, for creating a humane and responsible community."

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  • RESPECTING

    THE FIVE FREEDOMS


    Freedom from

    hunger and thirst


    Freedom from

    discomfort


    Freedom from

    pain, injury, disease


    Freedom from

    fear and distress


    Freedom to

    express normal behaviour