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An adoption in Cernavoda

An adoption in Cernavoda

Gioia's life has undergone a huge change in the space of just a few weeks. Until recently, she was having to survive all alone on the streets of Cernavoda in Romania. She used to roam around scavenging for food and, as is often the case, several of the locals made...

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Schizzo’s routine in Castel Volturno

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 have created a daily routine that...

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OUR PRESIDENT’S BOOK IS PRESENTED AT THE EMBASSY OF ROMANIA

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 recently organized by the Embassy of Romania. The event was packed to capacity, with an...

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Save the Dogs’ first mission in Ukraine

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 focal point for the dispatching of relief aid...

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Animal welfare in impoverished areas

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 significant effect on the other. The...

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Our intervention in Calabria: the story of Kora the dog

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 Cernavoda, Romania, and the work carried out by our partners...

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Salvation for Maya and her pups

Salvation for Maya and her pups

“Maya's eyes have always said it all,” Giuliana Adamo, Program Manager for Too Many Puppies, which is dedicated to combating stray animals in Campania and Calabria, explained to us, “and they have done so since the first day she arrived here.” When she and her puppies...

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An adoption in Cernavoda

An adoption in Cernavoda

Gioia's life has undergone a huge change in the space of just a few weeks. Until recently, she was having to survive all alone on the streets of Cernavoda in Romania. She used to roam around scavenging for food and, as is often the case, several of the locals made...

read more
Schizzo’s routine in Castel Volturno

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 have created a daily routine that...

read more
OUR PRESIDENT’S BOOK IS PRESENTED AT THE EMBASSY OF ROMANIA

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 recently organized by the Embassy of Romania. The event was packed to capacity, with an...

read more
Save the Dogs’ first mission in Ukraine

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 focal point for the dispatching of relief aid...

read more
Animal welfare in impoverished areas

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 significant effect on the other. The...

read more
Our intervention in Calabria: the story of Kora the dog

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 Cernavoda, Romania, and the work carried out by our partners...

read more
Salvation for Maya and her pups

Salvation for Maya and her pups

“Maya's eyes have always said it all,” Giuliana Adamo, Program Manager for Too Many Puppies, which is dedicated to combating stray animals in Campania and Calabria, explained to us, “and they have done so since the first day she arrived here.” When she and her puppies...

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