We support local cats & cat colonies with food, medicine, veterinary care & assist in the coordination of neutering programs
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”Robin
Now in the UK safe from abuse after months of vet care/nursing/foster care were thrilled to say he is idolized & adored by his adopter. Thanks to all of you who helped us rescue this darling boy.
Continue reading “an update”greek translation follows & printable version in pdf format
The Greek world of animal rescue has been turned on its head by the new law passed last year, Animal Welfare law 4830/2021.
It is a disaster in our opinion, facilitating a witch hunt by the Greek Vet Association aided by self-serving people profiting from stray animal municipality contracts.
Continue reading “A New Year Begins”There will be no change to the current health preparations or documents for pets entering Great Britain from the EU or Northern Ireland from 1 January 2021.
Continue reading “New rules for pet travel from 1 January 2021”
We wish him lots of luck & love in his new home. Many thanks Martin for your support & fabulous hard work over the years volunteering with Bev at the cat neutering sessions we could not have coped without you! He kindly took two of our rescue girls with his own Moggs to the UK Olive & Angelina. If anyone is flying to Heathrow in December please let us know if we can add two kittens Hela & Freya to your flight!
Food for the strays: yesterday we took delivery of the cat food we were able to buy with the donations from you lovely, caring cat lovers who support our Cretan cats. We have been able to feed cat colonies from Aptera to Kournas, over ½ a ton of dry cat food. Next month we aim to do the same again.
