David Vicente Cardós

- Acogemos y rehabilitamos animales abandonados - Les buscamos una adopción responsable - Abrimos nuestras puertas para educar en el respeto y el amor a los animales > Los fondos están vehiculados a través de una cuenta particular

AAP Primadomus is the headquarters in Spain of the international 50 years old NGO AAP - Animal Advocacy and Protection. We work to offer a better future to exotic animals, on the one hand rescuing and rehabilitating exotic mammals in our rescue center located in Villena (Alicante) and, on the other, through advocacy work aimed at improving laws of animal welfare. Save animals today, prevent their suffering of tomorrow!

Sanctuary dedicated to improving the quality of life of the animals that have come to us by giving them a dignified retirement and the opportunity to live in harmony with nature. Each animal that arrives makes us grow and there are already about 100 beings that we take care of daily. We have to make more facilities apart from their veterinary and food expenses. Will you join to help them for a coffee a month? Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your support and confidence in this project.

La UAPO (Unidad de Apoyo al Paciente Oncológico) es una unidad interdisciplinar que integra la educación física, la fisioterapia, la psicología y la nutrición, para proporcionar al paciente oncológico una intervención integral. Además, la estrecha colaboración de la UAPO con el grupo PROFITH-CTS977 de la Universidad de Granada, garantiza que las intervenciones que se realizan estén basadas en la evidencia científica. Grupo para colaborar con el proyecto de Valencia. https://www.fundacionuapo.org

What would happen if there were no Wildlife Hospital? Who would take care of the more than 7,000 animals that pass through our recovery centre every year? GREFA is a non-profit NGO declared to be of public interest which, for 45 years, has been dedicated to projects for the conservation of endangered species as well as the rescue and rehabilitation of injured or sick wild animals. For more information, visit www.grefa.org