GEMA HEREDIA HERNANDO

El CRAM es una entidad privada sin ánimo de lucro dedicada al rescate y la recuperación de especies marinas amenazadas que llegan a la costa catalana. En el centro tenemos varios ejemplares de tortugas marinas que se están recuperando de diferentes lesiones hasta que puedan volver a su casa, el mar. Con tu aportación, de tan sólo 1 euro al mes, contribuirás a su alimentación y tratamientos médicos necesarios durante toda su estancia ¿Nos ayudas? Más info en www.cram.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

We are the Pyrenees Zoo Foundation, the biggest wildlife refuge in Catalonia. Every year we rescue hundreds of injured or orphaned animals; some return to the wild, but others need to stay with us forever. We currently care more than 290 residents, and your help guarantees the daily food they need to live healthily and comfortably. Thanks to you, we can fill their bowls and offer them a dignified life full of respect. Thank you for your support!

Mi nombre es Desirèe y me dedico al rescate de gatitos y gestión de colonias felinas. Actualmente gestiono yo sola 3 colonias que hacen un total de 35 gatos, a los que esterilizo, alimento y cuido. También saco a todos los gatitos que son sociables, para su posterior adopción. ¡Si te apetece unirte a mi grupo estarás ayudando a muchos gatitos!

Life4pitbulls es una asociación sin ánimo de lucro dedicada al rescate de perros abandonados, maltratados o en riesgo de sacrificio. Principalmente nos centramos en razas PPP (Perros Potencialmente Peligrosos), aunque si llega a nosotros un caso de cualquier otra raza que precisa de nuestra ayuda... no dudamos en colaborar.

At GREFA, we rescue, rehabilitate, and release suffering wild animals back into the wild. But what about those whose injuries or other health issues prevent them from returning to their natural habitat? This is the case for 200 animals who are unable to care for themselves and have had to stay with us permanently. They are our irrecoverable animals, whom we care for every day for the rest of their lives. Will you help us ensure their well-being and give them a dignified life?