| Javea Feral Cats |
We are legally registered in Spain and we operate a Trap-Neuter-Return programme for the ferals (and many abandoned ones lately). We use automatic traps to catch the cats which we then transport to the vet for blood testing and neutering. They are then returned to the area where we found them. As we become known in the area, we are getting more and more calls and since we started in August last year, we have caught well over 100 cats.
We raise money to pay for the veterinary fees by having collecting boxes in bars, shops etc and by private donations by individuals or larger charites. Our veterinary fees each month can be between 300 and 800 euros.
We try to re-home healthy cats and kittens whenever we can. We currently need to find homes for about 14 kittens and several cats. Please visit the website for more information www.javeaferalcats.org |
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Javea |
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Liz 646 148 092 |
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liz@javeaferalcats.org |
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www.javeaferalcats.org |
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| Bruno The Dog Listener |
Every Sunday morning you can join Bruno the Dog Listener for a walk starting in Jalón. We meet at 10am in front of the Tourist Office, Jalón. Learn how to walk your dog(s) like a pack leader. All dogs walk off leash. Their owners too!
Read articles written by Bruno The Dog Listener here! |
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Jalon Valley |
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Bruno 690 19 29 76 |
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brunosdogs@gmail.com |
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www.brunodogs.com |
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Aldea Felina, Els Poblets, Denia
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| We are a charity establishment that care for and home abandoned cats in the Denia area. We have a variety of feline friends with their own special personalities awaiting to be adopted. All adult cats are blood tested and sterilised and all kittens wormed and vaccinated. If you can provide a loving home please call us, our help line is open Monday to Saturday 9am until 5pm. Lynda would also be happy to take calls regarding donations of your time, money, food and bedding. |
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Els Poblets, Denia nr the Police Station (open 10am-2pm) |
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Lynda 648 100 629 / Helpline 649 540 612 |
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http://aldea-felina.blogspot.com |
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| Noah's Arc (Animal Rescue Centre) |
| Noah's Arc is a registered animal rescue charity in the Murcia region of Spain created to rescue injured and badly treated animals. The main focus has been on dogs. Whilst we currently can only take in dogs we always try to help with any injured animal. It is our intention to build more relationships with other specialist animal charities throughout Europe to ensure that we can help re home more animals. Please visit the website for more information. |
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Murcia |
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Andy 699 352 818 |
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andy@noahsarcmurcia.com |
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www.noahsarcmurcia.com |
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| Feral Friends of Gran Alacant and nearby areas |
| Animal charity for the ferals and abandoned needing help, mostly our work consists of the sterelization of ferals to return them to where they were with long term treatment for their safety, marking their ears to show they have been doctored. This prevents litters, accumulation of animals in the areas preventing animal sufferings and vehicle accidents. |
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Gran Alacant |
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Shell 697 574 199 |
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feralanimalsga@gmail.com |
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| Animal Aid |
| Animal Aid was formed in 2005, by a group of people headed up by Linda and Trevor Lloyd of Quesada. Animal Aid has become a registered Association, governed by its own committee of which Linda is President. Although they do not have a sanctuary, Animal Aid, rescue and re home dogs, puppies, cats and kittens, and also try with the occasional goat. They pay for all the treatment any of these rescued animals need, to bring them back to full health. When an animal leaves the care of Animal Aid it is in good health and has had all its required injections and will either be spayed or neutered.
Animal Aid spend all their funds on abused, abandoned, neglected and in some cases feral animals. |
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Cl Mar Jonica 3, 03170 Rojales, Alicante |
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965 725 794 |
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linda@animalaidcostablanca.org |
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www.animalaidcostablanca.org |
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| Albir Boarding Cattery |
| We are a family run cattery situated in a tranquil part of Albir. Sorry no dogs. To read all about us, please look at the website. If you need to go to hospital or preferably enjoy a long deserved holiday, rest assured your cat(s) will be well looked after by us. |
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Casa Juanita, Calle Cormora, Albir |
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Janice 96 686 7413 / 610 070 455 |
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albircattery@hotmail.com |
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www.freewebs.com/albircattery |
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| Kennels & Cattery |
| Only a few dogs or cats taken at any one time all kennels have a large run attached to it complete with settees and chairs, plenty of toys. Heated kennels and special needs catered for. 45 years animal and veterinary experience. Dog training available, private or group sessions. Special rates for long stays. Day care also offered. |
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Partida Encreaudes, La Font D En Carros 46717 Valencia |
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Julia 962 131 025 or 699 245 165 |
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info@bedandbreakfastcostablanca.com |
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| Pepa Spain - Asociación Protección y Educación Para los Animales |
A group of people who are dedicated to the welfare of abandoned animals. We are not affiliated with any particular organisation, but we are ready to listen, and, wherever possible, help, either financially or with advice.
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Cami les Bases 73, Marxuqera, Palma de Gandia 46724 |
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650 304 746 |
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pepaspain@yahoo.co.uk |
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www.pepaspain.com |
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Give us a call now on 965 733 083 or 620 271 204 or drop us an email to info@freetimecb.com to see your animal charity, club or special event listed here.
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