We support local cats & cat colonies with food, medicine, veterinary care & assist in the coordination of neutering programs
We make no apologies for the distressing images this is the new reality for Apokoronas strays cats blind, deaf, dying. This is a direct result of Arche Noah being prevented from their legal and legitimate right to neuter, our Charity and volunteers being denied access to the Tsivaras Clinic.
Needing homes they are 7-8 weeks of age (DOB @21/3/21), we have 2 out of 5 left to rehome!
Percy piggy is adorable what can we say more
Ginny is clever & wise
Arthur is a worrywart always wanting cuddles! now adopted
we are now up & running getting them to UK
Vaccinated, microchipped, passports & neutered when old enough
No kittens were drunk….
The food is on its way, Easter delayed delivery
Thank you all who were generous enough to help our strays
A huge thank you to everyone involved in the neutering sessions! So many gave their time & hard work to make this work.
Special thanks go to Bev & Sarah, Melanie & Sue, Kathie & her cook team for the amazing food, Tassos for all his hard work at the clinic.
Goes without saying we could not do any of this without Arche Noah & the support of the Dimos.
We need sponsors/adopter for our new arrival Dotty kitten! Dotty was found dying by the roadside her left eye hanging out. Still too small to operate on (8 weeks of age) meanwhile she is being treated for infection, parasite treated, bathed & fattened up! As usual she will be vaccinated, passported/microchipped, her eye will be removed.
Disturbing image follows
Despite so many in financial hardship cat lovers enabled us to feed our Cretan cats as well as treat them. Your generosity bought over 1,500kg of dry food distributed to villagers in need & dedicated volunteers feeding local colonies.
The reason we rescue these gorgeous creatures is often lost to us in the mire of hostility/pettiness that invades animal welfare. Catherine kindly agreed to share her poignant letter with you, it reminded us why we do what we do and how our rescue cats we send around the world change people’s lives.
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.
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