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.
Bambi
We have an appeal for this little five month old female ‘Bambi’ who was taken in suffering from cat flu by a dedicated cat lover from Kalyves.
Has a UK adopter!
Pet travel to UK
Nothing will change for your pet before the end of the transition period on 31 December, but what happens afterwards depends on what is negotiated in the next 11 months. At present, dogs, cats and ferrets can travel freely across the EU on an EU pet passport, under the EU pet travel scheme.
Dave needs your help!
How to explain the sub human who has trained his dog to attack the local cats/kittens and tear them apart.
This is the third we have tried to save and put back together if you wonder what the Valentines night donations will be used for Dave’s bill will reach around €800 if he lives.
Arche Noah Kreta Chania
Between 10 and 11 January a two days neutering session of 26 stray animals of the Municipality of Chania was successfully completed by the vet Melanie Stehle member of the association Arche Noah Kreta e.V. : 19 female and 2 male stray cats and 5 female stray dogs from various areas of Chania, where it is a fact that the problem is intense because of the continuous abandonment and uncontrolled breeding, in particular from the areas of Agia, Perivolia, Pasakaki, Nerokourou, Chrisopigi, Akrotiri, Kounoupidiana and from the center of the city.
HELP! 13 kittens
… half of them still needing homes!
We took in a litter of seven going blind, dying of diarrhoea.
6 boys and one poor little girl!
After weeks of tests & treatment all of them are now fit and healthy eating like mad desperate for homes.
Various shades of gingers & one sweet tabby boy calling on you for help.
We need help to pay their vet bills, vaccinate them & find them homes.
