How could you not? But if you REALLY like Billy and would like to offer him a home, here are a few words from his foster mum and our email contact: info@CretanAnimalWelfare.org Billy is now growing fast, but will not be very big when fully grown. He is very lively and loves to run and [...]
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that I was going to run the Lassithi run in aid of the Cretan animals…. But it didn’t happen! 24 kilometres is 24000 metres! Which is a long way by foot! Believe me, as I started training for it a while back, but still didn’t manage to get fit in time… Inspired by Marcel’s run [...]
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A few words from Tilly’s foster home, the person who gave her a chance to use her (at that time) paralysed back legs, the person who is responsible for Tilly being given a 2nd chance because without a foster home, there is no 2nd chances… Tilly has now made a full recovery from her injuries [...]
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When you look at this photo you see a cute, happy and handsome pup! when we look, we see Wolf… He was thrown over a high wall and into the garden of one of CAWG’s volunteers… of course, this didn’t cause his injury but would most definitely have made it worse. His pelvis was broken [...]
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In Athens Praktiker has donation boxes for the Greek Animal Welfare Fund… in Heraklion? For the Cretan Animal Welfare Group!!! A big Thank You to Praktiker for their support and help in our work achieving a better future for the animals on Crete and beyond!
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Join Korina Legaki, Armos band and Dmitris Maramis for a concert under the August full moon! Organised by the Malia Municipality and with CAWG attending to inform guests about our work and especially the Subsidised Neutering Project! Tuesday 24th of August, approx. 21.00 at the Malia Archaeological site! see you there! Συναντήστε μας στον αρχαιολογικό [...]
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While most CAWG volunteers are working hard in the tourism sector or on holiday themselves at this time of the year, some are still enjoying spreading the news about our work and creating awareness of animal welfare in Crete! Here is a dedicated volunteer, on a hot day, trying to promote CAWG’s work to visitors [...]
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A new report from the EU’s Food and Veterinary Office (FVO) highlights deficiencies in the country’s animal welfare controls. According to Eurogroup for Animals, Greek central authorities have been criticised by the FVO for failing take sufficient action to ensure the welfare of animals in its import/transit control system and border inspection posts. For example, [...]
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News received from Karpathos Here a message from us and of course, from our fantastic Jude. He is super, we are every day happy with him and thoroughly enjoy having him! He walks free in the garden in the daytime and listens to us very well, in the evenings we keep him on the lead as we [...]
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Because it’s not just animals in Greece that suffer… Milk from cloned farm animals could now be a reality in Britain according to reports in the media. You can help spread awareness of this issue by sharing ciwf.org/cloning with your friends. Compassion in World Farming is extremely concerned at the news that milk from the [...]
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