by Martina Girola | Sep 23, 2024 | News, News |
19 dogs adopted in Sweden Thanks to our long-time partner, 19 of our dogs have found homes in Sweden. Here’s what happened on the day of their departure. [et_pb_text content_tablet=”%91caption id=%22attachment_987513693%22 align=%22alignright%22...
by Martina Girola | Sep 23, 2024 | News, News |
Five of our dogs have just arrived in Italy and are seeking families for adoption Our partnership with Fondazione Squadra 4 Zampe continues, and we are collaborating with them to facilitate adoptions for our dogs in Italy. Five dogs have just arrived in Italy and are...
by Martina Girola | Jul 19, 2024 | News, News |
Keeping dogs confined to shelters will not resolve overpopulation: sterilization is the solution Sterilization is the only effective method to tackle overpopulation. Removing dogs from the streets and placing them in shelters is actually counter-productive. It may...
by Martina Girola | Jul 19, 2024 | News, News |
Rescuing abandoned puppies is not enough: understanding population dynamics Population dynamics help us understand where dogs living on the streets come from and how to address overpopulation. Rescuing abandoned puppies from the streets is not enough. The goal of our...
by Martina Girola | Jul 19, 2024 | News, News |
How a spayathon works. Behind the scenes of a sterilization marathon Every month we organize a two-day sterilization marathon at our shelter in Romania. Here’s how it works. The goal at our Romanian shelter, Footprints of Joy, is to sterilize 80 animals in over just...
by Martina Girola | Jul 18, 2024 | News |
Do you know 67,000 people who are willing to adopt a puppy? If the answer is no, then you support sterilization just as we do. 67,000 animals in six years. This figure highlights the impact of not conducting sterilizing programs. These are estimates, but with our 20...
