Our initiative
It began with one dog who had nowhere to go
There was no building, team or finished plan. Volunteers simply did not walk past — and one rescue gradually became ongoing work.
“Rescue does not end when an animal leaves the street. It continues until a responsible person is there to stay.”
2024
Vera and five puppies
Foster homes, treatment and first vaccinations taught us to stay involved beyond adoption.
2025
A large family at a service yard
More than twenty dogs of different ages needed daily food, photographs, treatment, sterilisation and families.
2025
Festivals and first homes
Balu, Foxy, Ellie, Jessie and other puppies met their people at adoption events.
2026
Foster homes and a partner shelter
Frosya, Barbie and Betty moved from the street. Several adult dogs are still waiting.
Next
A place of our own
A safe transition space for quarantine, treatment, recovery and meeting future families.
01
We stay after adoption
Families receive help with adaptation and health questions.
02
We tell the honest story
Fear, treatment and real needs are not hidden.
03
We build a shared system
Rescue should not depend on one exhausted hero.