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Un Pit Bull Per Amico is an Italian Rescue that saves Pit Bull and AmStaff from situations of serious discomfort, we recover needy dogs especially in southern Italy where abandonments are on the agenda; from 2013 to today we have helped and happily adopted many dogs :) to carry on this mission, and to be able to save many others, we need support! Follow us on the official page: www.facebook.com/UnPitBullPerAmico/ THANKS TO THE NAME OF ALL OUR LOVED PIT BULLS!

At Rifugio Miletta over 200 animals find freedom and peaceful life, living together in peace and harmony, coming from situations of hardship, suffering, and slavery. Rifugio Miletta is also a Wild Live Rescue Center. The costs are enormous and to continue we need help from all people sensitive to animal rights.

Farm Sanctuary in Pisa, Italy for animals who are victims of exploitation and speciesism. We promote animal rights. Website/Sito: http://ippoasi.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ippoasi

Porcikomodi is one the the largest, oldest and most populated animal sanctuaries that protects animals rescued from the meat industry in Italy. The sanctuary in Magnago (Mi) provides home for: • approx. 42 pigs • approx. 100 sheep and goats • 4 bovines • 4 equines • approx. 40 disabled barnyard birds. More info on www.vitadacani.org

We closed down an intensive turkey farm and transformed it into a shelter and social space. Thus was born Agripunk, a social refuge for people of all kinds. This group aims to collect the rental fee for the shelter on a monthly basis. The goal? 2000 teamers to fully cover the monthly quota. We can do it???

La Collina dei Conigli was founded in 2005 to give concrete help to animals. Our main project is the management of three rescue and rehabilitation centers, in Monza, Turin and Genoa, Italy, where rabbits, guinea pigs, rats and mice, which we save mainly from research laboratories and other dangerous conditions, are housed We do not receive any subsidies and the costs to house and take care of all these animals are high: only the continuous support of donors can help us keep these Centers running