Help Eka & Her Street Dogs in Georgia Survive the Winter

In Georgia lives Eka.

Together with her family, she does something that feels almost impossible:

she gives **street dogs a second chance at life**.

**74 dogs**

**15 cats**

— every single day.

Every day, Eka and her family drive **one hour there and one hour back** to reach their rescue garden, where the animals are fed, cared for and medically treated.

Winter is coming fast, temperatures are dropping, costs are rising and the pressure is enormous. Neighbors complain, the burden on the family is heavy — **but giving up is not an option**.

They help them all:

• Mothers with puppies

• Old and blind dogs

• Dogs with broken legs, spinal injuries or serious illnesses

• Dogs that would otherwise have no chance at all

And then the hardest part begins…

### The costs are overwhelming:

• Food

• Spay & neuter surgeries

• Vaccinations

• Flea & tick treatments

• Tests for Mediterranean diseases

• Emergency surgeries and long-term medical care

In Georgia, dogs almost never get adopted.

About 95% must travel abroad to find safety, love and a future.

We are doing everything we can to support Eka and her family —

but **now we truly need your help**

A Donation Instead of a Christmas Gift

Instead of another present under the tree this year:

**Give the gift of life.**

Donations are welcome via:

• GoFundMe

• PayPal (please sent a message for info)

• Wise (please sent a message for info)

• Or directly through one of us (feel free to message us)

We also gratefully accept donations in kind:

✔ Transport crates

✔ Leashes, harnesses & collars

✔ Toys

✔ Flea & tick medication

Approximately every 6 weeks, a transport goes to Georgia

Drop-off locations:

Achterveld (near Amersfoort, NL)

Frankfurt (Germany)

42499 Hückeswagen (Germany)

More locations coming soon

Want to send items to another location?

Or would you like to become a drop-off point, foster, or helper?

Please message us — every bit of help makes a difference!

Together, we can make sure these dogs stay warm, fed and safe through the winter.

Thank you for reading, sharing and helping. ❤️