Tierschutzverein griechische Fellnasen e.V.

We are a non-profit recognized animal welfare association that was founded in 2011. In the long term we are building an animal shelter for Nea Morsini Greece. At the moment we care for 40 dogs in the Rescue Station. Another 17 dogs are in private foster homes. All dogs were partly taken over from the castration actions by us, because they were sick and need medical care. On April 6th the Dog Rescue Station was devastated by a storm.

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Tierschutzverein griechische Fellnasen e.V.

2023 was a tough year for animal welfare. Many sick dogs can be seen in and around Xanthi. There is a lack of urgent medication so that the dogs can be treated. Puppies everywhere you look. There is a lack of funding for neutering to stop the suffering of homeless animals. What we can do is being done, but it is not enough. We need neutering teams who are willing to come to Greece for some time so that a larger number of dogs can be neutered. We are also looking for sponsors to support this project. In Greece there are 69% homeless animals. Animals that nobody wants. They suffer from disease, hunger and parasites. And there is no end in sight. Our work continues, albeit slowly.

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17/06/2022

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https://www.griechische-fellnasen.de/start/neuigkeiten-2022/

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Tierschutzverein Griechische Fellnasen e.V.
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13/02/2024 17:00 h

2023 was a tough year for animal welfare.
Many sick dogs can be seen in and around Xanthi. There is a lack of urgent medication so that the dogs can be treated.
Puppies everywhere you look. There is a lack of funding for neutering to stop the suffering of homeless animals.
What we can do is being done, but it is not enough.
We need neutering teams who are willing to come to Greece for some time so that a larger number of dogs can be neutered. We are also looking for sponsors to support this project.
In Greece there are 69% homeless animals. Animals that nobody wants.
They suffer from disease, hunger and parasites. And there is no end in sight.
Our work continues, albeit slowly.