Our work helps animals in Romania PERMANENTLY and DIRECTLY!
If you happen to be born on the street or end up homeless in the worst place possible to live as a dog…
You, kind human, are his last hope!
Romania has by far the worst stray overpopulation issue when compared to all the Eastern and South-Eastern countries in Europe.
Millions of innocent animals are condemned to suffer and die from the very moment they are born. Millions of puppies succumb to starvation, disease, and violence before their eyes are even open. But our eyes are open. We can see their suffering.
Tragically, the situation receives far less attention and media coverage when compared to countries like Greece, Turkey, and Spain. Primarily because Romania is not a major tourist destination. There are no outsiders to see the pain endured by our abandoned and abused animals. They sadly remain out of sight, out of mind, and of little interest to the international media.
Help ROLDA to save abused, neglected, homeless animals in Romania! These animals never lose hope, they cling to it. As we do, every day. Hope is a priceless gift that we can give to the millions of abused and abandoned Romanian strays. What creature does not fight to keep its life? Struggle against impossible odds to protect and provide for their young? We have far more in common with our four-legged companions than perhaps we realize.
And we have the power to transform their lives, to give them a safe, decent future. Without us? They have nothing and no one. We work to demand justice for the forgotten, for those who have no voice to speak up with. This dream is possible, but not without your support.
Click below to see how ROLDA managed to reduce in 6 years a population of strays from 10.000 to 1.000, using humane methods, minimal funding and logistics.
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Get in touchROLDA’s goal is to provide aid for each animal in need: the homeless, abused, malnourished, and abandoned. Using our extremely limited resources in a responsible, efficient and transparent way, we continue to adapt and improve ourselves each year.
We have built, and continue to improve and maintain two private dog sanctuaries. We provide assistance to poor communities, offering free sterilization, microchips, and emergency food aid for their pets. We rehabilitate scared and shy dogs and give them the chance to be adopted.
Are you curious to see the steps made to transform a semi-wild dog into a perfect pet?