Stray animals face numerous challenges, including lack of shelter, food scarcity, exposure to harsh weather, and health risks. They often endure injuries, diseases, and a constant struggle for survival.
On July 30th, Turkey, where we conduct stray rescue project, the ruling party has passed the law to forbid any stray animals from living in the streets.
We have fought for months and we have lost. Our protests didn't matter. 85% of Turkish people are against this crime but we were not heard.
Wild at Life provide shelters, food, and medical assistance which significantly improve the lives of stray animals. Adoption and spay neuter programs contributes to controlling stray populations and enhancing the well-being of these vulnerable animals. We always believe in spay neuter vaccinate and let them live.
Efforts by our international NGO Wild at Life included to provide shelters, food, and medical assistance which can significantly improve the lives of stray animals. Adoption and spaying/neutering programs also contribute to controlling stray populations and enhancing the well-being of these vulnerable animals.
Now all is bleak!! (We will not share the latest killings we see daily, as it is very sad and disturbing)
As of today, not much we can do but to just rescue as many as we can from the unsafe streets.
We did take already dozens to our "safe houses" and areas.
Now we have these 6 puppies. Mother got killed by poison 3 nights ago and the dog catchers came to take them back to the overpopulated kill shelter.
We just have one safe house still with a room open, which we could use for them. We just need to take them before they come again.
We need to cover transport car, transport crates, 2 technician for catching them, veterinarian treatment for vaccines and check up (we can't bring diseases to our safe house), food for a while for them, and later spay neuter.
Let's try to rescue these kiddos before they come and take them to be put down.
we need YOU and your valuable support to keep going, keep helping.
we can do this!
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