Sandra Domizio

I am karim, I intervene in Marrakech with a group of volunteers to help the animals of Morocco since 2015. I come to you to support the L'Arche de Noé association which helps domestic and wild animals in distress (amputees, blind, burned, etc.). In addition, we act through our food distributions for dogs, cats and street horses. Our sterilization campaigns make it possible to reduce the reproduction of street animals. Suivez our actions quoted on our Facebook page: www.facebook.com/maroc.adn

Refuge of cats from the street or abandoned. Some of the cats are sick or disabled. They require a lot of veterinary care. All cats are vaccinated and sterilized or underway for the youngest. Corinne is French and lives in Morocco. Faced with animal misery and especially cats, she catches cats in distress. Unfortunately, adoptions are difficult in Morocco.

A Teaming treballem cada dia perquè més de milers causes socials puguin fer els seus somnis possibles. Des que vam llançar Teaming, entre tots, hem aconseguit més de 50 milions d'euros íntegres per a elles. Teaming és 100% gratuït i sense cap mena de comissió gràcies a les donacions que rebem i als Teamers d'aquest Grup. El nostre somni és arribar a ser autosostenibles mitjançant els Teamers i no dependre de ningú més. Ajuda'ns a ajudar!

Soutenons Michael Chour, qui dédie sa vie pour les sauvetages des chiens du commerce de viande de chiens au Cambodge et des chiens errants et blessés des rues de Thaïlande. This group is to help Michael Chour, dedicated to rescuing dogs from the dog meat trade in Cambodia and stray and injured dogs from the streets of Thailand.

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