Paloma R. Morán

ASOCIACION HUELLAS FELICES es una asociación sin ánimo de lucro, con sede en Peñarroya-Pueblonuevo, Córdoba, se encarga de la búsqueda de hogares para los animales abandonados y lucha contra el maltrato y abandono de los mismos. Con tu aportación de 1€ mensual, contribuirás a que su calidad de vida en el refugio sea mejor hasta que consigamos para ellos un hogar definitivo (tenemos múltiples gastos en pienso y veterinarios) www.asociacionhuellasfelices.es

Protectora dedicada al rescate, protección y cambio de conciencia que se tiene sobre los podencos. Los rescatamos, les buscamos casas de acogida y los preparamos para ser felices; para tener una familia que les dure, toda la vida. Las donaciones irán destinadas integramente a cubrir gastos veterinarios, guardería y manutención de los perros. Gracias por su colaboración. Registro: G1/S1/22927-17/GC CIF: G76294818

We have a project underway to find a way out for abandoned animals in the Canary Islands. We need support for the creation of our canine shelter as well as to raise funds to alleviate all the expenses involved in taking care of our animals (feed, veterinary assistance, etc). With just one Euro that we continue to add, we can do great things! Follow us on Instagram @elalmademina

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

More than 70 cats that have been rescued from the streets live in the Feline Forest, with many spaces to run and play, trees to climb, as well as in home beds and shelters. We have buildt and fenced facilities especially for them, but this project does not receive any funds from the goverment, only particular donations, and that is why we need your help to continue to care for them. We need volunteers also to visit us!