Churchyard Orphans

We have the first orphans arrived from a churchyard no mother to be seen. We have been known to be wrong but…..

Is anyone missing a frail & wobbly elderly cat with no teeth!

This adorable OAP arrived from the Gavalochori area with a pink collar & bell, she is so affectionate she must have been owned by someone.

Is anyone missing a frail & wobbly elderly cat with no teeth! ‘Flossie’ as we have named her is nearing the end of her days & needs warmth, hugs & nursing.

If anyone recognises her please tell her owners or contact us.

Cats from Crete are looking for the purr-fect home in the UK

PFPO says “YES” to the Municipal Vet Clinics, “NO” to the Municipal Shelters

The Panhellenic Animal Welfare and Environmental Federation (PFPO) denounces the illegal and/or the legal municipal shelters-prisons-warehouses of living beings and asks their shut down as such and their transformation into Municipal Vet Clinics or where there are no shelters, the solely establishment of Municipal Vet Clinics.

Xmas Appeal Update

This is a great big thank you to all who donated towards the rescue kitten’s travel THEY MADE IT TODAY!

Mavro, Mousey, Basil, Mittens & Lulu have reached the care of Woodland Nook Rescue in Derby courtesy of Jane & Paul’s hard work in re homing our cats & kittens.

Mittens & Erasmus have gone home 02/03/14 . Joint efforts from incredible people; our vets, foster parents, volunteers & animal welfare colleagues also including David who kindly escorted & cared for cats on the journey.

Thanks to MIRTOS our last kitten Erasmus flies out to his new home in Holland at the weekend.

Arche Noah Kreta publish leaflet on neutering

The flyer (in Greek, German & English) details the reasons why Arche Noah want to neuter stray animals, where the animals come from, how they are caught and details about the operations/anaesthetics and other care they give such as flea & worm treatments. The Vet Pool (the parent charity of Arche Noah Kreta) has neutered upto 7000 animals worldwide which has prevented 30,000 unwanted animals being produced. Their work on Crete is free and costs are covered by donations.