Melanie Pfeifer

SpecialDogs e.V. stands for sustainable animal welfare at home and abroad – with a focus on Romania and Germany. In Romania, we pursue effective animal welfare through spay/neuter programs, education, political advocacy, and carefully selected adoptions. In Germany, we run the “New Start” project: here we take in dogs in need that would otherwise have no chance – animals that have already bitten or are facing euthanasia.

This group is created to help the many needs of Cal Lari, ADE’s "big" shelter. In it almost 50 horses and other animals live free. Gary, was rescued this summer of '22, a welsh pony condemned for malformation in its legs to starve and thirst in a cage of iron rods next to a road. After his rescue and hospital admission to the veterinary clinic, we have him recovering in Cal Lari. Keeping one horse a month is 200 € only in food.

We are a non-profit NGO funded by donations. We focus on rescuing, rehabilitating, and providing sanctuary for birds. We handle around 2,000 inquiries and release an average of 250 birds annually. Many come from seizures, trafficking, abuse, and abandonment, and we give them a second chance. Our work is entirely voluntary, with no employees, because we believe in this cause and the need to protect these birds. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok as asociacionbirdsfriends

Having a Food Bank for animals is just as important as it is for people. Every month, we help in different parts of Spain those who care for furry friends and need support for food or veterinary expenses . Thanks to everyone’s unity , over a thousand homeless animals receive food and hope . Join the solidarity chain!

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