SAPA Zenica is an NGO in Zenica, Bosnia Herzegovina, working to save the dogs and cats of their city. They run sterilization campaigns, they re-home animals, they treat all emergency cases. In 2016 many of their loved local street dogs of the city were poisoned and many were run over by cars (it seems someone is deliberately doing this), and then in January 2017 the dogcatchers were let loose to 'clean' the streets of dogs.... they brought as many strays as they could into safety, and insurmountable debts which continue to grow. A few of the dogs have sponsors but only a tiny number. SAPA Zenica fear they will not be able to provide food for the rest of the dogs in their care. What can they do? If they put them on the streets they will be at the mercy of the dog catchers. Please help.

NOTE : Sandra Jensen, founder of AWABosnia - Animal Welfare Advocates for Bosnia, visited Zenica and she and Andrea Kalman, administrator of the AWABosnia Paypal account, met with SAPA Zenica volunteers and saw first hand what they are doing, and the struggles they have. Both Sandra and Andrea could see that this group worked with enormous integrity and dedication. AWABosnia supports SAPA Zenica by sharing fundraising posts etc. If you need more information please contact Sandra at info@awabosnia.org. Coadmin Mette Lunde visited Sapa Zenica volunteers and pensions in July 2018, and can also vouch for the immense dedication this group has for their four legged friends.

Securing more than 300 dogs with a daily meal, is a massive task. Currently Sapa Zenica has unpaid dog food bills of 1257 euros. Unless these are paid, no more food can be delivered.

Please help if you possibly can!