How we achieve our organisation´s goals?
Supporting animal welfare activists in the region. On a voluntary basis and often with their own resources, this local heros feed and neuter numerous strays - on the streets, in their own homes or in shelters.
Finding loving homes in EU countries for cats and dogs from our foster homes and small shelters. We support and give advice with the legal formalities and the complex logistics involved.
Promoting public awareness campaigns and animal welfare education in schools.We would like to change the often public negative in caucasian countries towards stray animals.
We are happy for any donation that help us to rescue and care stray animals and to find adopters. We are also grateful for sponsorships, volunteer work and of course for membership in our organization.
Our founders
Pablo Fernández
I lived and worked in Tbilis for eight years. During that time, I had to move many times to shelter the ever-increasing number of cats and dogs that I rescued from the street. They were, and most of them still are, my family. I feel also a strong attachment for all the wonderful animal welfare activists I had the luck to meet in Georgia.
Natia Chotalishvili
I was raised in a family that took care of many dogs and cats in Tsinandali, a village in West-Georgia. We rescued most of the from the street. Then I already realised in what terrible conditions live stray animals in Georgia. Through our organisations work I want to improve animal´s welfare in the caucasian countries and also support all the lovely people who take care of them.
Elisabed Zautashvili
I am a big animal lover, was born in Tbilisi in and I´m currently based in Berlin. As I was living in Georgia, my home looked more like a shelter for stray cats. I took care of many adult cats and kittens there. I was even able to give some of them for adoption. Along with our association, I will be happy to keep up helping stray animals in the caucasian countries.
