We are so excited to finally be able to share some wonderful news with you – Maritza has found a new home in Sweden and is about to start a new life with her adoptive family there.

Back in August, Micia was attacked by a passing dog and sustained a severe back injury. Not knowing where to turn for help, her owner only reached out to us ten days later, thanks to the intervention of an acquaintance.

As we look forward to a year full of challenges and opportunities in 2025, with the aim of protecting even more animals, we would like to share the remarkable achievements of 2024 with you.

On 1 January 2025, Romania and Bulgaria officially became part of the Schengen Area.
During the inaugural ceremony at the Vama Petea crossing, the first who crossed the Romania-Hungary border was a stray dog.

At the beginning of January, an episode of TV program REPORT sparked significant controversy.
The episode brought to light a series of concerning issues.

Sara Turetta was awarded in Romania with the “Excellence Award” for Civic Activism. This prestigious recognition adds to a series of important awards received by Sara Turetta over the years.

With 200 free microchipping procedures scheduled for the next year, Rogliano continues its efforts to tackle stray animal issues.

A group of elderly individuals belonging to an association in Costanza recently came to see us and spend a couple of hours with the animals. Here’s what happened during their visit.

Dobby was saved by a lady from Cernavoda in Romania, who intervened and stopped a group of kids who were mistreating him. She then brought him to us for medical care, and today he is ready to be adopted by a family.

Trixie Italia continues its support for Save the Dogs in 2024: working together for animals and people in need.