Yesterday we had a pleasant surprise, that is the visit of a young lady with a heart of gold who happened to hear that a lot of doggies in a shelter need help. Corina offered them 30 kilos of dry food and 500 RON to help create much needed shadow over their pens.
There is a lot of sadness in the house with too many cats. Even if Mr. M., the one who saved them and took care of them, loves them and does everything in his power to make them feel happy, they are still stressing each other, because they are simply too many.
Some of them had been adopted but then brought back (they failed the cleanliness test, as they sometimes missed the litter box), Continue reading
The place for cats is not in the street
To those who allow their cats to roam freely, “live their lives” and breed, ENJOY FREEDOM AND LIFE because that is God’s will….
Are you aware of the life to which you are condemning them?
Do you like what you see?
Warning: Shocking scenes
No… the miracle hasn’t happened, and today, at 7 am, Life ended his journey. He struggled up to the last moment, his eyes followed me all night long… I so wanted him to get better! This is not fair!He went away and took with him a big part of me, of all of us who were near him. I don’t know if there can be another dog like him in the whole world. A fighter, a survivor, a dignified and forgiving soul. Continue reading
Easter came but that doesn’t mean a day off from the shelter to us, so here are some fresh news.
Our doggies’s menu didn’t include lamb or rabbit meat, not even some nutritious eggs, they enjoyed it nevertheless, like every time. They didn’t feel it was a holiday – we know the biggest one for them would be the day of their adoption. So we invite you to give them a chance, to meet them – we’re sure you’ll fall in love with a few of them, at least. Continue reading
Since our last post, so far Life has won another bet with life. Even though yesterday I took him to the vet for some X-rays (which we did), I also noticed he hasn’t been urinating all day long. The vet placed a urinary catheter, but still no urine went out, only blood. After a few investigations and attempts to stabilize him (he was very apathetic and had a 40.5 degrees fever), Life underwent emergency surgery. Continue reading
Yesterday 40 days had passed since Maria left us. Cassandra, her sister, wanted to give alms to the doggies in the shelter and they enjoyed not only the food, but also her attention.
Thank you, Cassandra, for the visit and for the alms. Our hearts are with you in this time of sorrow.
A while ago we told you about one of our special cases – a pussycat had the misfortune of falling from a high window, broke a paw and was abandoned by her mistress who wasn’t willing to pay a penny to save her or even to euthanize her (as euthanasia costs money too).
We took the little one in our care, she had a surgical operation and then she got lucky and was adopted. Continue reading
Today was the most important day in Sally’s life. He was adopted when no one was expecting it, not even the adopters, who had left home with the intention of adopting a kitten. It so happens that they couldn’t have known that all our kittens are scattered in the volunteers’ homes. Continue reading 
Before sharing the news about the two kittens with you, we’d like to warmly thank Mrs. Niculescu Daniela, who helped by transporting the cats to Brasov, where their new owner Livia came to take them home in Cluj. Without Mrs. Niculescu’s help, the little ones would have been still waiting and couldn’t have spent happy holidays in their new home. Continue reading
He is small, sweet, talkative and he wants to live. He had the misfortune of losing one leg, but that doesn’t prevent him from being an active little tomcat and to desire a family that could love and protect him the way he is. 
