Ángela Gómez Moya

Hello, my name is Angela and for a few years now, I have been taking care of a very special group of feral cats, lead by Lince, the most loving and gentle cat you will ever know. She has already raised many litters, being the best mother for all her kittens. Some of them are still by his side and others have been happily adopted. With just €1 a month you can help me continue building shelters for them, buy quality food and keep them healthy and happy together. ❤ Thank you so much! ❤

Soy Belén Delgado, de Paterna (Valencia). Llevo con mi novio muchas colonias de gatos de la calle (en total +de 70 gatos). Uso 1 saco de 20Kg cada 4 días y me cuesta 25€ si el año tiene 365 días calcular el dinero que me dejo, sólo en pienso. Me preocupo también de medicarlos, llevarlos al veterinario, ingresarlos, les hago casitas, y a muchos les busco un hogar. Si me podéis ayudar lo agradecería enormemente. Con Teaming, con SÓLO 1€(MES, podéis ayudarme a seguir. Mil gracias❤️

Muchos ya conocéis la historia de Uvita,pero os resumo. Con 3 meses lo encontré arrastrándose en la calle con la cadera partida, lo operamos en cuanto se dejó coger, y al mes de operado empezó a tener problemas en su pata...lo llevé al hospital para una 2ª operación pero desgraciadamente contrajo Panleucopenia,y estuvo a punto de morir,pero finalmente salió! Y ahora se le suma una linfadenopatia que aún está x descubrir de dónde viene...x eso he creado su propio Teaming para afrontar sus gastos.

Cuidamos y rescatamos gatitos callejeros. Buscándoles un hogar

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We are a small group working for the well-being of feral/abandoned cats in Valencia. Using the TNR approach, we began 6 years ago with our neighbourhood colony of some 20 cats; many of whom you can see in the updates. Control of our own colony's population means that we are now able to help other street cats: trapping /sterilising, seeking fostering / adoption where possible, treating sick animals, relocating others to controlled locations where they can be safe. Thanks for supporting us.