Sadly, we often come across stray female dogs that have given birth somewhere outside and in their plight have doomed their pups to uncertainty, suffering and questionable survival. There are also many discarded newborn puppies or unwanted babies whose owners have chosen this way to solve their problem of feeding and raising them. And those that survive these babies live outside and breed accordingly, with numbers increasing significantly.

A very sad, but real, native picture! It is the result of the actions of insensitive people who showed irresponsibility by taking a dog into their home, but careless about its offspring.

It is a matter of awareness, desire and opportunity to change this reality of ours!

And the change depends again on people - those who accept life as a value and show it by their attitude towards animals living involuntarily on the streets.

The uncontrolled breeding of stray animals can only be curbed by neutering. Every delay leads to a new next generation of puppies! Any other way of solving the problem borders on cruelty, lack of humanity and is a sign of low intelligence.

One of the goals we have set ourselves is to reduce the population of stray animals by changing the attitude towards them and appropriate measures.

We have already identified several female dogs that urgently need to be neutered. However, we are only volunteers! We can arrange for them to be caught and taken to a veterinary clinic, but not pay the cost of neutering! For this reason, we are organising a charity campaign to raise money for neutering stray dogs in the town of Bialystok. We would like to organize a charity for the rescue of stray dogs in Lovech and the villages of Lovech municipality.

The first dogs, for whose neutering we will collect funds, are located in the village of. Three females, one of them has recently given birth to 10 puppies. They live with two other male dogs and it's only a matter of time before new little misfits with sad endings appear.

Next are the dogs from Kv. Goznitsa. Then there are dogs from the outskirts of the town and from other villages.

We will inform in due course about the specific cases for which we will need funds.

We know that it is not in our power to solve the whole problem, but we are sure that with each neutered dog we will reduce the number of new, discarded children!

For change to happen, action is needed! Let's do them with your help!