EL CAPITÁN animal project

EL CAPITÁN animal project is a German organization who dedicates its charity work to help feral, stray and streets cats of the Canaraian Island of Fuerteventura. Our work in particular is: > Catpopulation control through neutering (TNR - trap - neuter - release); > Set-up and monitoring of the Punto de Gatos; > Providing of medical help for cats; > Close collaboration with local vets; > Education in the field of animal protection;

Projeto apoiado

FUERTEVENTURA: Hilfe für Katzen / Help for cats / Ayuda para gatos

EL CAPITÁN animal project e.V.

Wir brauchen Spenden für Kastrationen, tiermedizinische Behandlung und Futterversorgung von Katzen. +++++++++++++++++++++ We need donations for neutering, veterinary attention and feeding of the cats. +++++++++++++++++++++ Necesitamos donativos para esterilizaciones, atención vetrinaria y alimentación de los gatos.

Publicado em
29/07/2019

Página web:
http://www.animal-project.de

Atualizações do Grupo

Julia A.
Teaming Manager

12/10/2025 15:16 h

Meow dear Catlovers,
the past few weeks have once again reminded us how much difference a bit of care can make. Several tiny kittens were found — hungry, scared, and alone. Each of them needed help, and thanks to your support, they got it. Warm hands, full bellies, and the safety they had never known before.

Our Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) work has also continued tirelessly. Every cat trapped, treated, and released means fewer kittens born into hardship and fewer animals left to struggle on the streets. It’s quiet, steady work — but it changes lives every single day.

We’ve also been providing medical help to those who need it most. One tomcat, found in rough shape and suffering from painful teeth, is now recovering well after treatment. Seeing him begin to trust again is the best reward.

And still, many rescued cats are waiting for their forever homes — gentle souls who’ve already been through too much and now just need a safe place to belong. If you or someone you know can offer that, it truly makes all the difference.

Thank you for standing with us, week after week. Every act of kindness — every bit of support — gives these animals a second chance at life.