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The Dog Rose - food for dogs and cats in winter
Project SummaryHelping Romanian street animals survive the icy winter. The Citydogs4Streetdogs association wants to supply animal shelters and strays with urgently needed food and find suitable homes for the animals. Help to improve the living conditions of the animals, every donation counts.
Background
During the icy winter months in Romania, wildlife faces particular challenges, especially street animals. The bitter cold and the lack of food put a strain on many animals. Our project aims to improve the living conditions of animals during this difficult time.
We support three animal shelters and many animals on the street in winter by providing them with urgently needed food. For the shelters, this amounts to a total of 380 dogs and 170 cats. The animals would starve without our support as they have lost their sponsors due to inflation and the war in Ukraine, so they depend on our help.
Every month the dogs need 4 tons of dry food and the cats consume 600 kg of dry food. In addition, we need wet food for sick cats and the kittens.
Read moreWe support three animal shelters and many animals on the street in winter by providing them with urgently needed food. For the shelters, this amounts to a total of 380 dogs and 170 cats. The animals would starve without our support as they have lost their sponsors due to inflation and the war in Ukraine, so they depend on our help.
Every month the dogs need 4 tons of dry food and the cats consume 600 kg of dry food. In addition, we need wet food for sick cats and the kittens.
Idea
Our plan for the winter months, November to March, is to finance enough food for these animals so that they can live a happy life. In addition, we want to look for suitable homes for these trusting animals.
For us, the only option is to help, as we cannot see the animals simply starving to death if we do not help. Therefore, we do everything we can to help and ensure that they get enough food during the winter months to stay healthy and happy!
Read moreFor us, the only option is to help, as we cannot see the animals simply starving to death if we do not help. Therefore, we do everything we can to help and ensure that they get enough food during the winter months to stay healthy and happy!
Implementation
We need a total of CHF 15,000 to ensure that the animals survive the icy Romanian winter and make it through the winter nights happy and with a full belly. Here is a brief overview of the cost of the food:
We want to make sure that our animals get the food they need to get through the winter healthy and strong. Every contribution is of great importance and makes a direct and positive impact on the animals. Thank you very much for your support!
Read more- Dry dog food: A 10kg bag of dry food for our dogs costs CHF 10.
- Dry cat food: For our cats, 12kg of dry food costs CHF 45.
- Wet food: A supply of wet food for sick and young cats for one month costs CHF 300.
We want to make sure that our animals get the food they need to get through the winter healthy and strong. Every contribution is of great importance and makes a direct and positive impact on the animals. Thank you very much for your support!
Initiators
Citydogs4Streetdogs Association
Noëlle Fueter-Stahel left her successful career in finance to dedicate her life to the dog-human love story. Together with Tobias Fueter - filmmaker and grandson of Anne-Marie Blanc - Anja Mecklenburgh, Caroline Meyer, Isabelle Silverman-Bodmer, volunteer members in Switzerland and professional vets in Romania, their charity Citydogs4Streetdogs has been rescuing hundreds of street dogs since 2011.
The Swiss team works without overhead: 100% of the donations benefit the animals and children in Romania. For years, celebrity supporters have included Melanie Winiger, Chris von Rohr, Nik Hartmann, Donna Leon, Bianca Gubser, Luca Hänni, Reto Hanselmann, Zoë Pastelle, the restaurant tibits and many more.
Read moreNoëlle Fueter-Stahel left her successful career in finance to dedicate her life to the dog-human love story. Together with Tobias Fueter - filmmaker and grandson of Anne-Marie Blanc - Anja Mecklenburgh, Caroline Meyer, Isabelle Silverman-Bodmer, volunteer members in Switzerland and professional vets in Romania, their charity Citydogs4Streetdogs has been rescuing hundreds of street dogs since 2011.
The Swiss team works without overhead: 100% of the donations benefit the animals and children in Romania. For years, celebrity supporters have included Melanie Winiger, Chris von Rohr, Nik Hartmann, Donna Leon, Bianca Gubser, Luca Hänni, Reto Hanselmann, Zoë Pastelle, the restaurant tibits and many more.
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| Andrea R. | 50,00 CHF |
| Brigitte Merz | 100,00 CHF |
| Vermittelt durch Swisscom | 150,00 CHF |
| Anonymous | 20,00 CHF |
| Anonymous | 300,00 CHF |
| Andreas Hofer | 155,00 CHF |
| Anonymous | 120,00 CHF |
| Elsa Schori | 100,00 CHF |
| Heidemarie Susanne Rösinger | 175,00 CHF |
| Gertrud Wälti | 190,00 CHF |
| Hanspeter Kammermann | 300,00 CHF |
| Sanja Jepurovic | 5,00 CHF |
| Anonymous | 10,00 CHF |
| Franz Hediger | 152,00 CHF |
| Beatrice Bösch | 450,00 CHF |
Currently, there are still no project partners if you are interested, please contact us via info@there-for-you.com.
Status of the project
We will send the donation receipt (for Switzerland) in January of the following year.
Major donor
Project supported by Swisscom
Impact analysis by there for you specialists
The situation in Romania with regard to street animals and animal shelters is marked by challenges, especially during the freezing winter months, as the bitter cold and food shortages significantly worsen their living conditions. The project aims to improve the living conditions of these animals during this critical time and contributes positively to the situation in Romania. Supporting animal shelters and caring for the street animals helps to reduce the suffering these animals experience. At the same time, the country is supported in improving its situation in dealing with street animals and promotes awareness for the protection of animals.
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