Mzia Date of birth: Summer of 2024 Weight: About 15 kg, expected to grow to less than 20 kg Health issues: Healthy. Neutered: Yes Ready to travel abroad: Yes History: Mzia was named after one of the most famous hominins ever discovered—Mzia of Dmanisi, whose remains, along with Zezva’s, mark the earliest evidence of humans […]
Freya Date of birth: Spring of 2024 (probably) Weight: 20+ kg Height, length: 30 x 50 cm Health issues: Healthy. Her ears are cut. She has fully recovered from babesiosis. Neutered: Yes Ready to travel abroad: Yes History: Freya’s life began with cruelty. Security guards at a factory in the Orkhevi suburb of Tbilisi saw
This month we’ve dealt with victims of horrible car accidents and animal cruelty. They are some of the most costly and complex issues we take on, but we are there for the most vulnerable of strays. We fully depend on you as supporters chipping in to help us save strays suffering in the streets, and preventing puppies and kittens from being born to a life of misery.
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March was one very productive month. Thanks to your generous contributions and our wonderful volunteers, we sterilised over 20 strays and thereby saved over a 100 puppies and kittens from being born to a life of misery in the streets.
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The winter months are particularly harsh for the stray animals in Georgia. Freezing temperatures, political unrest, and rampant animal cruelty create a perfect storm for the spread of viral diseases, compounded by starvation and hypothermia. Despite these challenges, we remain committed to our mission, and we are deeply grateful for the unwavering support of our donors and partners.
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The winter months are particularly harsh for the stray animals in Georgia. Freezing temperatures, political unrest, and rampant animal cruelty create a perfect storm for the spread of viral diseases, compounded by starvation and hypothermia. Despite these challenges, we remain committed to our mission, and we are deeply grateful for the unwavering support of our donors and partners.
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The winter months are particularly harsh for the stray animals in Georgia. Freezing temperatures, political unrest, and rampant animal cruelty create a perfect storm for the spread of viral diseases, compounded by starvation and hypothermia. Despite these challenges, we remain committed to our mission, and we are deeply grateful for the unwavering support of our donors and partners.
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Greetje and Mathijs Schippers, Tongeren adopted LouLou and share: “We were thinking about adopting an older dog for a while already and we looked around a lot, and then we saw Loulou and it just was right she had to be the one. Since she is with us things are going well. Loulou gets along
Linde Wouters from Lede, Belgium adopted Sammy and shares: “I have 3 Greek strays (via pawsome pets), and I fostered a lot of dogs. 3 of them were Georgian (Sally, Joey and one from Eka). So because of Sally I followed Zero Strays. When I saw Sammy my heart broke because of his story, and
Mikaela and her family adopted Lia in 2024. They live in the Swedish countryside and came to know about Lia through a friend’s Facebook post. “We had a unique experience adopting Lia, thanks to Sofia, who took care of all the paperwork and blood tests related to the adoption process. Everything went smoothly, and we