Sara Calzada

Caldes Animal struggles to improve the well-being of abandoned animals when the number of abandonment seems to increase and society seems to not want to assume responsibility for animal defense. Every year, the unprotected dogs and cats protect themselves with wounds and problems of socialization for ill-treatment. We take care of them and put all our human heat in finding a new home for all of them. Help us to help them!

MADRID FELINA es una asociación sin ánimo de lucro. Somos los que sabemos que Madrid está llena de gatos olvidados y gatos buscados, gatos maltratados y gatos perseguidos. Buscamos alcanzar un sueño: Crear un centro de acogida y recuperación para gatos de Madrid, donde puedan encontrar el refugio y la oportunidad que tantas veces no les brinda y procurar una ciudad, con gatos felices, salvados y serenos y en paz, con su hábitat y con los ciudadanos.

El HospiGato está ubicado en la casa de Kiraluna junto a otros gatos rescatados de la calle, pero el HospiGato está aislado, al ser gatines recogidos de la calle, en situaciones límites, ellos necesitan de cuidados especiales y tratamientos específicos al ser positivos y tener su sistema inmunologico deprimido, ellos nunca serán adoptados pues la gente no desea adoptar a gatos enfermos, por eso desde hace tres años existe el HospiGato en mi casa, es un gran esfuerzo económico que vale la pena.

Group to raise funds for veterinary debts of cats positive for immunodeficiency and leukemia. If you can collaborate, with something else, our paypal is: contacto@soypositivo.es (Concept: Help I am Positive)

We are an association that has been working and fighting since the year 2015 to improve the living conditions of our local cat community, Sta. Perpètua de Mogoda, which is not currently backed up enough. We try to rescue abandoned, injured cats, to sensitize the population for responsible tenure. Our resources are few, but we know that there are many people willing to give their bit because of this. Together it's easier !!!!

At the age of 19, Janira met Salah. Salah came from Syria and, at the age of 13, he was selling flowers on the Lebanese streets to survive. He couldn't go to public school so Janira created one for him. They called it 26 Letters. Our school now helps 450 families through education, medical assistance and the provision of basic products. Our families have survived a war, the explosion in Beirut and Covid-19. Now they face extreme poverty. Help them survive!