by Francesca | Mar 30, 2023 | News |
Schizzo’s routine in Castel Volturno If there is one thing Schizzo loves, it is having a routine. The San Francesco Dog Shelter, our partner with the TOO MANY PUPPIES program in Castel Volturno, has been taking excellent care of him for several years and together they...
by Francesca | Mar 29, 2023 | News |
OUR PRESIDENT'S BOOK IS PRESENTED AT THE EMBASSY OF ROMANIA On 23 March, the Romanian language version of Sara Turetta’s autobiography “Dogs are My Life,” entitled “Urme de Bucurie,” was presented in Rome as part of the cultural program...
by Francesca | Feb 28, 2023 | News, News, ucraina |
Save the Dogs' first mission in Ukraine It was a very early start. It was practically deserted in Cernavoda that morning as we loaded all our supplies and everything we needed for Save the Dogs’ first mission to Ukraine. Destination: Odessa, which had been our...
by Francesca | Feb 28, 2023 | News, News |
Animal welfare in impoverished areas Whether one lives with a pet or not, we all know that the lives of animals and their human companions are profoundly interconnected. Whatever happens to one of the two, be it under happy or more challenging circumstances, has a...
by Francesca | Feb 28, 2023 | News, News |
Our intervention in Calabria: the story of Kora the dog Our campaign to help reduce the numbers of stray dogs also involves monitoring strays living in the area and raising awareness among the local population. There is a common thread linking our activities in...
by Francesca | Feb 28, 2023 | News, News |
A young woman dies on the outskirts of Bucharest, attacked by a pack of dogs A fresh tragedy involving stray dogs took place on 21 January in a suburb of Bucharest. Forty-three-year-old Ana Oros, who was well-known for her commitment to various environmental issues...
