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We are in contact with these animal welfare friends:
Portrait dog paradise with a heart - a place of security for dogs
The Hundeparadies mit Herz in Stühlingen, run by Antonia Hampp, is much more than just a rescue center for dogs. With a great deal of dedication and love, she offers dogs in need a second chance at a happy life.Each dog is treated as an individual, its needs are recognized and it is looked after with patience and care.
Our foundation works closely with Antonia Hampp and Hundeparadies mit Herz because they demonstrate time and again that the welfare of the animals comes first.It’s not just about rescue, but also about long-term care, trust and careful placement in a suitable home. Here, animal welfare is lived with heart and mind.
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Portrait Ines Zehnder - A sanctuary for animals in Alsace
Ines Zehnder has dedicated herself tirelessly to animal welfare for over 40 years. Her sanctuary in Alsace (Global Animal Protection) is much more than just a shelter for rescued animals – it is a place of hope and compassion. Here, old, injured or abandoned animals find a loving home where they can live in dignity. Over the years, Ines has proven time and again that the welfare of the animals is her top priority. Her work goes beyond pure rescue – she gives the animals time to build up trust and ensures that they are cared for in a manner appropriate to their species. In addition to dogs and cats, she also takes in other animals that would otherwise have little chance of a good life.
Our foundation works closely with Ines Zehnder because we are convinced of her tireless dedication. She fights every day to ensure that animals not only survive, but can lead a dignified and happy life. Her work shows that animal welfare is more than a concept – it is a life’s work.
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Portrait Larnaca Cat Rescue - A guardian angel for Cyprus' street cats
Larnaca Cat Rescue supports the passionate animal rights activist Themis Demetriades in Larnaca, Cyprus, in neutering, caring for and rescuing cats in need. Through their work, they help to reduce the suffering of hundreds of street cats and improve their quality of life.
Our foundation continuously supports Larnaca Cat Rescue because their work has an immediate and measurable impact. The neutering programs help to tackle the long-term problem of the street cat population, while medical care gives many sick and injured animals a second chance. The focus here is on animal welfare and we are proud to be able to support this work.
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Portrait SOS Cocker - Hope for Spain's forgotten spaniels
SOS Cocker is an organization in Spain that specializes in the rescue and placement of Cocker Spaniels. They are dedicated to caring for abandoned or distressed Cocker Spaniels, offering them a temporary home and looking for suitable adopters. Their aim is to give these dogs a better life.
Our foundation greatly appreciates the work of SOS Cocker because they not only take care of the placement, but also the medical care and rehabilitation of the animals. We know that their work is sustainable and brings long-term improvement for the affected dogs. Every donation and every bit of support goes directly towards caring for the animals – that’s what makes the collaboration so valuable.
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Portrait Heidi Haas - Holistic healing for animals
Heidi Haas is a passionate animal energetic who is wholeheartedly committed to the well-being of animals. After many years in emergency medicine for humans, she decided to take a new path and deepened her knowledge in various energetic healing methods.
Today she works with techniques such as:
- Acupuncture massage according to Penzel for dogs and horses
- Vibration therapy according to Anna Renata Schulz
- Color puncture according to Peter Mandel
- Emotion code according to Bradley Nelson
Our foundation values its collaboration with Heidi Haas because her work is well-founded, professional and characterized by impressive empathy. She helps animals holistically and shows owners how they can better understand their companions. The support goes exactly where it is needed – directly to the animals.
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Portrait Dr. Daniel Lukac - Veterinarian with heart and commitment for Bosnia's street animals
Dr. Daniel Lukac is a dedicated veterinarian in Bosnia and Herzegovina who is intensively involved in animal welfare. He works closely with the organization UZZZS, which runs the registered animal shelter “Spas Prijedor”. This shelter provides a safe home for around 500 abandoned dogs and looks after their welfare. Thanks to his tireless efforts, animals are rescued daily, given medical care and placed with responsible adopters.
Our foundation works with Dr. Lukac and UZZZS because we are convinced that their work is sustainable and effective. Time and time again, it is clear that the welfare of the animals is their top priority – be it through devoted care, vital treatments or the tireless search for better living conditions for the animals. Here, the help really gets to where it is most urgently needed.
Portrait Monika Rekelhof - For the well-being of your animal - holistically and with heart
Every animal is unique – and deserves sensitive, holistic support. In my own practice, I combine alternative healing methods with a deep understanding of the needs of your animal companion.
As a trained veterinary practitioner, I combine sound knowledge with intuition and sensitivity. Conventional medicine and naturopathy do not have to be mutually exclusive – on the contrary, they can complement each other wonderfully. With attentiveness and experience, I support your pet in all phases of life.
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Portrait Marianne Wild
Few things have been as important to me as learning the skills to help animals that don’t normally have access to therapy. That’s why I completed my training as a dog therapist(https://www.kleintiertherapie.ch/).
Providing dogs (and cats), especially those in animal welfare, with relief, helping them to regain normal mobility as quickly as possible, at least alleviating the symptoms of degenerative diseases and at the same time slowing down the progression of the diseases, but sometimes also simply giving them some comfort, are moments that make me unspeakably happy.
And if I ever need a second opinion or help in determining the optimal treatment method, my former teacher and current colleague Sandra Brunner, owner of the Hunde-Wohl practice in Köniz(https://www.hunde-wohl.ch/), is always available. In her practice, I can also use the particularly effective pool, underwater treadmill, laser and much more.
