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 top of this, we receive many puppies, barely a month old, thrown away like garbage. Puppy care is so important and it takes a lot of care to keep them alive.
With the new Turkish law, adopted end of a July, the killing of
the strays continue at full speed. Hence we are going over our
capacity and welcoming as many of dogs as we can.
this leads to a more meticulous actions and we need to separate
and keep animals healthy.
puppies, without proper vaccinations
and veterinarian care, stand slim chance, as they don’t also get the
nutrition and protection from their mothers, who mostly are killed.
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.
We need to cover to cover the cost expenses of vaccines for the puppies, as well as treatment, and blood checks. Our bills are getting to high and we appeal today for help on the puppies. This is a daily cost we have and our bills are coming in constantly.
we need YOU and your valuable support to keep going, keep helping.
we can do this!
Thank you 🙏🏻
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