This is one of the top flocks. At the top, near the shelter, there are more than 30 dogs, that’s 3 packs. There are 26 dogs below the shelter. There are 73 dogs in the shelter. The arithmetic is very simple. On average, a dog needs 700 grams of food per day (2 times a day), 350 grams at a time. Unfortunately, we don’t have small dogs, it just so happens. How much food do you think is needed to cover just this location?

And if we add here Karolino-Bugaz, Zatoka and SRZ?

A lot, really a lot. And this is just food. After all, besides this, there are many more different actions and events – you need to carry water for them, buy bowls and basins (for eating and bathing), organize housing for them – booths and shelters from snow and rain; treat them from parasites, rushing after them through the hills to treat everyone (and you don’t have to skimp on drugs, in particular, “Nexgard Spectra”, otherwise there will be no result – they are all covered in mites, but they don’t want to be given to your hands). Yes, and much more…

The second question, and unfortunately, it is asked time after time, and each time there is a clear answer to it – there is no need to reassure people by giving the contact information of the shelter and promising that there is free food here!

The shelter takes humanitarian aid to feed animals outside the shelter! And it is allocated not unlimitedly, but very few, only 30 bags. And we don’t use it in the shelter, but give it to difficult locations where there is no one else to rely on except us. Thank God that there are caring people who respond to calls for help and help us with food from the same Zatoka, Bugaz, SRZ. Many thanks to them for their kind heart and humanity!

No need to give out shelter contact information to receive food! And if you still want to help, you can take over some of our locations. Lend a shoulder, so to speak. And then your help will be invaluable, we will be immensely grateful to you!

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