Education Campaign

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Education is the key to people understanding and tolerating animal behavior.

The ROLDA educational program, designed to address every age group, promotes:
o   respect and compassion for all living creatures;
o       the importance of sterilizing pets to prevent dog and cat overpopulation;
o      the vital need for periodic veterinary checkups, including vaccination, de-worming, and flea and tick control.

THE THREE MAIN EDUCATIONAL THEMES CONSISTS OF

♦ Dog and puppy health

♦ Keeping pets & people healthy

♦ Animal overpopulation control

What YOU can DO

♦ Keep pet habitat clean!

♦ Control disease-carrying insects!

♦ Get regular vaccination and veterinary care for your pet!

1 JUNE -DRAW AND WIN WITH YOUR PET

~ interactive contest for 4-10 years old talented,animal lovers kids ~

From 19 to 27 May, kids between 4-10 years old from Galati were invited to drawing contest! On 1st June, 7 selected winners received the prizes, in terms of toys, a Ruff dog and cakes. The protocol and cakes are kindly offered by our newest collaborator, Cukys. This contest is part of ROLDA education campaign- to raise awareness about the importance of pets in our lives.

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MY PET RULES

~ Interactive, online monthly photo contest organized in partnership with “Viata Libera” publication ~

Pet owners (or animal lovers helping a street animal) are welcome to send a photo with their voiceless friend and the website visitors are voting the best photo. The winner receives a symbolic prize/ pet products at his/her choice in value of 100 RON.

Due to its huge success, this contest will be organized monthly, in collaboration with Viata Libera (local newspaper),Veti-Med and Arcelor Mittal Galati.

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YOUR PET STORY

An education campaign presented as a contest, organized in partnership with a major local newspaper. People were invited to send a brief story about their furry friend. The best stories won symbolic prizes. The winners' photos and stories were advertised in a special newspaper supplement.