Helping comes in many forms
Every one of us can change the life of an abandoned dog. Whether you're looking for a new four-legged companion, can offer a temporary home, or want to contribute to their rescue — every bit of help counts.
Give a home.
By adopting, you give an abandoned dog a second chance at a loving home and a safe life. Our care includes dogs of all sizes, temperaments and ages — from playful puppies to calm older companions.
Before adoption, we're happy to help you choose the dog that best fits your lifestyle. All our dogs undergo a veterinary check-up and socialisation.
Find your companion and change their life — you may find that they change yours too.
Become a foster carer.
Fostering often saves dogs who need a safe environment before adoption. Foster carers help with socialisation, observe the dog's character and prepare them for their new home. It isn't easy, but it's one of the most important forms of support.
Every donation helps.
Rescuing abandoned and abused dogs takes not only time and care, but also money. Every donation — small or large — helps cover veterinary care, food, transport, housing and other essentials our dogs need on their way to a new life.
You can contribute once or regularly — every crown means hope for another dog in need.
Things can
save lives too.
Every material donation helps dogs in need on their way to a better life. Food, beds, blankets, toys, leashes and veterinary supplies are everyday help that makes a real difference.
Get in touch with us and we'll arrange the handover together.
Write to us- • Quality kibble and canned food
- • Veterinary supplies, vitamins
- • Antiparasitics
- • Blankets and beds
- • Leashes, harnesses and collars
- • Toys and treats
- • Hygiene supplies
- • Carriers and crates
Join the team.
Behind every rescued dog stand dozens of hours of work by people who dedicate their time, energy and skills to help those who can't help themselves. To keep helping and grow our reach, we're looking for new volunteers.
It doesn't matter whether you have experience in the non-profit sector, dog care or marketing. What matters is the willingness to help, reliability and respect for animals.