After nearly 24hrs he found his way home!
Author: CPRescue
Koumos Fundraiser
We are so blessed to have the Jaws for Paws Team, the bands (Keep It Reel, Dog Pound Blues & The Vibes) giving their time, talent & effort, the local traders who also donated the many prizes and those who came to raise funds for our Cretan cats.
A fabulous evening and a staggering €2,480 raised we thank you all, it will be well spent.
Dougie Appeal
Resources must be used wisely, our ethos is save those we can but not cause further pain or suffering if their condition is terminal
Continue reading “Dougie Appeal”Food Appeal
Huge thanks yet again to our amazing team & animal welfare colleagues for their enormous effort resulting in Chloe, Noah & Nimue reaching the UK yesterday! It took us eight months, three vets, a vet nurse, numerous volunteers, their lovely foster parents & Tracee`s fabulous team.
Meanwhile our hearts break coping with our sad bin cats dying on the streets from the winter cold. Thanks to Heather, who took this poor chap for emergency treatment Friday which sadly resulted in letting him go.
We have €157 left in the bank, no funds left to buy the 400 kg of food for such starving creatures & were waiting with trepidation & exhaustion on the kitten season about to hit.
Look at these pictures it’s distressing but real for us anything however small keeps us going.
Your all amazing
Vets Across Greece On 24h Strike To Protest “Stupid” Pet Law
The Panhellenic Veterinary Association opposes the new Greek law on pet ownership for several reasons:
Mandatory sterilization: They believe it poses health risks to animals and doesn’t effectively reduce strays.
Continue reading “Vets Across Greece On 24h Strike To Protest “Stupid” Pet Law”BEWARE, KALYVES poisoned meatballs all over the town
Dogs and cats found dead. If you find dead animals photograph them and please inform Vrysses police station 28250 51205.
DO NOT induce vomiting in cats or use the drug FILTARON used for dogs it can cause cats to stop breathing. Your veterinarian may use it but it’s not safe outside of veterinary care.
for information on poisoning https://www.rspca.org.uk/adviceandwelfare/pets/cats/health/poisoning
