This helping stray animals page has last been updated on October 15, 2024 @ 01:11.

The numbers below are an estimate of what has been achieved, based on reports from rescuers.

What we
have achieved
since 2009

0
Animals
helped
0
Spay's/neuters
completed

therefore:

0
Less pups & kittens roaming the streets
0
Money spent on stray animals

Hulpproject 183 – October 2024

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Nikos redt kettinghonden

De hoofdrolspelers van de meeste van onze hulpprojecten zijn geweldige asielhouders. En daarnaast doen ze meestal ook goed werk buiten hun asiel.
Maar dit keer is het omgekeerd, want Nikos Tsikalakis is op Kreta geweldig bezig met het regelmatig bevrijden van honden van hun ketting....

 

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"Helping Stray Animals" has been supporting animals in need worldwide since 2009

What we do…

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Short-Term Emergency Response

Marlie cares for a wounded stray animals

Longer term help

Vets operating on stray animals

Activities

Stray animals on operating table

Target audience

Animal friends adopting stray animals

Adoptions

Man feeding stray animals

Websites

Education

Young boy with stray cat

Recruitment and money

Volunteers of the foundation for helping stray animals
ING bankgebouw

Money management

We have an ING bank account where all funds are received.

Only the treasurer has access to this bank account, and she reports to the other board members as well as to the tax authorities.

Selection of requests for aid projects is done by the Secretary, who writes a proposal for the other board members to approve. Only if all board members agree, the aid project will be published on the website as 'Monthly Aid Project'.

Why 'Helping Stray Animals'?

We help stray animals that are constantly struggling. Fortunately, there are no more stray animals in the Netherlands, but in many countries there are still hundreds of thousands of strays.

How we work:

  • We only work with volunteers and have been doing so since 2009.
  • We are a hundred percent transparent.
  • Not only that, but we only have 2 to 3% general costs. (At many foundations, this is an average of 28%).
  • No salaries, no expensive lease cars.
  • No costs for expensive offices.
  • We don't have millions in the bank that should be spent on helping strays, but they aren't. (as is the case with various foundations).
  • Our foundation is located in the Netherlands and is one of the very few small-scale organisations that helps reliable animal helpers worldwide.
  • You can decide for yourself for which project your donation will be used.
  • Weekly publication of aid projects' donations received.
  • Visible reports of how donations have been used.
  • Official ANBI (tax office) quality recognition.
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