We are an organization providing shelter for homeless, abused or poorly housed animals. We facilitate animal adoptions and welcome public visits (by appointment).

We deal with the care of abandoned and sick animals. We help dogs, cats or other animals in need.

The shelter offers plush dogs and cats for adoption. For example for parents and children who cannot afford a live dog yet. All funds from these adoptions are used for the dogs alive in our shelter. We also offer adoption of live dogs and cats. Approximately 60 abandoned dogs come through our shelter each year.

Operation of a shelter for abandoned dogs and cats. Provides trapping and remediation activities. Arrange placement of animals with new guardians. We offer the possibility of shelter tours.

Operation of the animal shelter.

Operation of a shelter for abandoned and stray animals. There is a boarding house for dogs and cats and a shelter for horses.

We operate a sanctuary for old and sick horses. We organize campaigns and petition activities for animal protection. We are involved in environmental education, education and awareness through the press and media. We rent out vacant places to horse owners to house their horses. We provide hippotherapy and hipporehabilitation.

Operation of a shelter for dogs. The shelter's facilities include 8 spacious pens with insulated kennels + a quarantine pen. In emergency cases, more dogs can be placed in one pen (a whole litter of puppies, tolerant dogs, etc.). There is also a heated pen.

We are a family shelter dedicated to abandoned and sick cats. We offer them care, treatment and find them new homes. We neuter and regularly feed the cats at feeding points. Each cat lives with us in a safe environment where they are cared for with love.

Operation of a shelter for abandoned, abused and sick animals. A large garden area is built for the cats and they also inhabit most of the rooms in the family home. We provide veterinary care, vaccinations, neutering and training for the dogs.

We run a hospice for old, abused and disabled dogs. We are not a classic shelter with kennels and runs, we are the canine equivalent of a human LDN. We have about 40 dogs living out their old age in our home environment, who often only get their first taste of what it is like to be cared for with us. We heal not only their sick bodies, but also their broken souls.