Claudia Schroeder

This collection supports the rescue and the already rescued dogs from the killing home of Alexandria in Romania. The follow-up costs are high and many dogs need at least time, if not professional help, because they are completely scared. Accommodation, medical care, coaches etc. must be financed. Only with time, effort and effort can these dogs, after their nightmares to kill them, be prepared under human custody for a beautiful dog life.

Animal welfare goes beyond national borders. Every animal deserves a chance at a dignified life. The association operates a shelter in Tunari, Romania. A maximum of 140 dogs can currently be taken in and cared for there. We take care of dogs that have had an accident or are in need, and we constantly rescue animals from the so-called killing-shelters. In addition, we support and organize castration campaigns and maintain a Germany-wide network of around 100 foster homes.

We actively support a private open shelter in Romania, providing food and medical care for approximately 180 adult dogs. Our second focus is our long-term, sustainable spay/neuter program. Here, we work closely with the Gorj County Council, including the mayor and our veterinarian, with whom we have already performed over 2,000 spay/neuter surgeries.