We must provide food and medical care for 32 shelter dogs each day. Victims of abandonment or abuse are aged 11 to 15 years. Trikala shelter has been their home since the beginning of their lives. We rely solely on your donations.

In the past, this 2.5-acre shelter was home to 200 dogs. Some of them were lucky enough to find their forever home. For 33 of them, Trikala shelter is the only home they know until the end of their lives.

Dear Friends of Cottontail Cottage, We have some exciting news to share with you, although many of you who are on social media already know, we have moved to a new and amazing heritage farm, in Whitefield, Maine.

In the past, this 2.5-acre shelter was home to 200 dogs. Some of them were lucky enough to find their forever home. For 35 of them, Trikala shelter is the only home they know until the end of their lives.

In the past, this 2.5-acre shelter was home to 200 dogs. Some of them were lucky enough to find their forever home. For others, Trikala shelter was the only home they knew until the end of their lives.

For my 7th birthday, I’m raising money for the Friends of the Alameda Animal Shelter instead of getting gifts! 🐶🐱 Help me help the animals by donating — every little bit makes a difference! 💛 #ZosiasBirthdayFundraiser #FAAS

Birdie, a sweet and friendly 14-year-old senior, was transferred to us from Chilliwack’s Care Center (animal control) in July of 2024. She was found as a stray, and like so many others, nobody came looking for her.

Formerly known as Puddles, this sweet girl was renamed Pebbles after being surrendered by her previous owners who noticed occasional urine leakage, which was later determined to be full incontinence. This condition posed challenges for most households,...

Meet Lucy, the adorable bunny who joined SAINTS at the age of 8 in February 2023. Lucy has a few health issues, including inner ear problems and minor seizure episodes that last only a few seconds. She is on medication to manage these conditions. Addit...

Lisa arrived at SAINTS as an owner surrender, bringing with her some ongoing health challenges. She suffers from fecal water syndrome, which requires her to be fed a mash five times a day instead of hay. Additionally, she has Cushing's disease.

In the past, this 2.5-acre shelter was home to 200 dogs. Some of them were lucky enough to find their forever home. For 39 of them, Trikala shelter was the only home they knew until the end of their lives.