Emergency Relief for Animals

ROLDA is an internationally supported charity working in Romania to efficiently solve the overwhelming problem of the country’s homeless animals. Our keys focuses are rescue, rehabilitation, and rehoming dogs and cats from our private shelters, while also offering practical help and education locally to low-income pet owners. Outside of our work in Romania, ROLDA campaigns for animal rights and provides humanitarian aid during disasters, such as the war in Ukraine.

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Emergency Support for Animals in Romania or affected by Natural or Human-made Disasters

Homeless, abused, injured animals in Romania or elsewhere, including Ukraine

Galati, Romania is home to thousands of stray dogs suffering from starvation, disease, and abuse. We need your help to give nutrient meals and essential medical care to these hungry dogs throughout the region. Our sanctuaries only has a capacity for max 700 dogs and a dozen of cats, but our work goes beyond this. We share funds and supplies with other Romanian organizations and approx 40 Ukrainians rescuers who, regardless of bullets and bombs, promise to fight as hard for the animals as the entire nation is fighting for their homeland! ROLDA cannot standby while animals suffer and perish from a lack of food. With your help, thousands of dogs and cats can live better. Please, act now.

Posted on
18/07/2018

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ROLDA Romania
Teaming Manager

02/02/2025 00:51 h

Help ROLDA continue to save animals in dire need of veterinary assistance, post surgery medical care or sheltering. Watch a few videos that speak about what ROLDA is doing and why:

Meet Milashik, an 8-year-old dog who spent his life on the streets with other dogs. He was always kind and gentle, never hurting anyone. But one day, Yulia, the woman who fed him regularly, noticed something was terribly wrong—Milashik could no longer stand on his hind legs and was dragging them along the ground. Find out more here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IouWYzq6cVc
If you have any questions, please contact our team at support@rolda.org.uk

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