Lorraine Hagemeijer

The Benjamín Mehnert Foundation is a non-profit organization committed to the situation of pet animals that suffer abuse or neglect in our country, focusing mainly on the rescue, recovery and relocation of greyhounds in family homes, providing them a new opportunity as pets. Although mainly we are dedicated to the recovery of greyhounds, currently in our refuge live more than 700 animals...

Somos una asociación protectora de animales, sin ánimo de lucro. Trabajamos diariamente para proteger a los animales contra el abandono y el maltrato animal en nuestra zona, trabajamos en la concienciación de los habitantes de nuestra localidad , incentivando la adopción responsable y no la compra de animales. Ayúdanos a ayudar a tantos peludos como sea posible, ¡con cada pequeña aportación podremos hacer un gran trabajo!

Wij, Galgo Project Foundation, steunen asiel Huellas Puertollano en Amores Peludos, 2 asielen in Spanje met maar één missie, om een nieuw thuis te vinden voor zwerfdieren die aan hun lot zijn overgelaten. Help ze en word een Teamer? Elke maand doneer je via Teaming 1 euro en steun je hiermee ons werk in Spanje! Samenwerken is eenvoudig en betrouwbaar. Opzeggen is maandelijks mogelijk.

For more than 30 years, Scooby has been providing shelter to abandoned and mistreated animals. In the 90's we brought to light the atrocities inflicted on galgos (Spanish greyhounds). At present, we are the biggest shelter in Spain, currently homing more than 1000 dogs and cats and 200 farm animals. Our resources are very limited and we depend mainly on the donations. Please, join us so we can continue saving lives and providing these animals with the future they deserve. www.scoobymedina.org

*Baasgalgo is a non-profit organization founded in response to the high number of abandoned greyhounds in Spain. We handle everything concerning to the rescue, recovery and adoption of abandoned greyhounds. Help us with only 1€ per month

In Salé, Morocco, Hajar Aourz has created a shelter in her home and on rented land. Today, this shelter welcomes more than 150 cats and 120 dogs. His determination: the extreme suffering of stray animals and the cruelty to which they are subjected day after day. This shelter cannot continue to exist without your help. Hajar does not receive any state subsidy and operates only thanks to donations which are scarce. Don't let them down! Carole, volunteer