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See where our donations go
All profiles listed below are based in the city of Campina Grande, state of Paraiba. These organizations do amazing work and deserve to be helped. If you want to contribute directly, please contact us or the profiles bellow.
Animal de rua
Animal de rua is a NGO created in 2019 and currently has 22 dogs and 14 cats under their care, some are in treatment and others are living in temporary homes.
If you want to see the list of animals that are receiving care this year 2022, click here.
"We help abandoned animals and believe that each and every life is precious, deserving to be treated humanely with the chance to live happily and cruelly free.
We do not have a HQ and therefore we are unable to collect the animals from the street, but we rescue them when possible and send them to veterinary care, then the animals stay in temporary homes.
On social media we post adoption requests, photos of lost animals, found animals and stories of solidarity."
www.animalderuacg.com
instagram: @animalderuacg
Animais de CG
Animais de CG is a very small NGO created by Francisca.
Francisca lives in Campina Grande and has a big heart for animals in need.
Her NGO rescues and treats cats and dogs in need.
To learn more, follow their instagram here.
Associação dos Amigos dos Animais Abandonados
This NGO is an association that treats and takes care of abandoned animals, giving the opportunity for these animals to find a new home.
The shelter has cats and dogs that receive food and medical care.
This association uses social media to raise money to maintain its purpose. See more by clicking here.
Adota Campina
This NGO has a shelter where they keep animals in need.
They rescue, treat and work on the resocialization of cats and dogs in the city.
You can follow the work and make your contribution by clicking here.
Grupo de Apoio e Proteção Animal
GAPA was founded in 2016 in the city of Campina Grande, based on the mutual interest of the members of the group in transforming the reality of animals living on the streets.
Formed by independent protectors, GAPA members act on a voluntary basis, both individually and collectively.
Among the group's collective actions are: holding thrift events, selling raffles and adoption fairs.
All amounts collected in the actions are reversed in favor of the animal cause, covering the cost of veterinary expenses for the rescued animals, medication, food, and castration.
Through GAPA, hundreds of animals were given new homes and underwent sterilization, thus minimizing the number of abandoned animals in the city.
Check it out here.
