Jennifer Castro
Toledo, Espagne
Teamer de 5 Groupes
Chaque mois il/elle apporte 5 € à 5 Groupes
Depuis le 27-02-2021 il/elle a donné 240 €
Groupes auxquels il/elle participe
12 405 € récoltés
459 Teamers
Teamer depuis : 27/02/2021
We rescue the cats who suffer the most: abandoned kittens, sick or injured cats, and street cats struggling to survive on their own. We’ve found loving families for more than 300, cared for many who arrived on the brink, and neutered hundreds of street cats. Our dream is to take as many cats as possible off the streets so they can live long, safe, loved lives. Your €1 a month can save them.
69 119 € récoltés
1 707 Teamers
Teamer depuis : 09/09/2021
Kittens Shelter for Leukemic Cats. On April 9th, 2021, the 8 babies of Bombay were born, a kitten rescued 21 days earlier from the street. An angel suffering from 3 mastitis since giving birth, yet continuing to breastfeed her babies. Two months later, we find out that both the 8 babies and Bombay are positive for Leukemia, and today 'Bombay Family' begins to fulfill a dream and not abandon the weakest at the worst moment. Help with veterinary expenses, medicines, and food. www.familiabombay.com
16 776 € récoltés
562 Teamers
Teamer depuis : 30/05/2022
Voluntariado para mejorar la vida de los gatos callejeros en alalpardo y algete buscar adopción y acogida y ayudar a su alimentación, colaborar en el método cer
2 739 € récoltés
51 Teamers
Teamer depuis : 10/08/2022
Somos una asociación de rescate felino que interviene fundamentalmente en la provincia de Toledo. Ayudamos a otras protectoras, así como a alimentadoras de colonias, a atrapar, esterilizar y retornar a su hogar a gatos ferales, así como rescatar de la calle a gatos sociables, y buscarles un hogar. Mes a mes, recibirás información sobre el estado de las cuentas, así como de los rescates en los que hemos intervenido gracias a tu colaboración.
5 723 € récoltés
107 Teamers
Teamer depuis : 13/09/2022
Control of feline colonies in Toledo using the CER (Capture, sterilize and return cats to their respective colonies) ethical management method. The funds are intended to feed and veterinary care that may arise to improve their well-being and to put an end to feline overpopulation through sterilizations and that the situation of these animals is not so precarious on the street.