ACTIN, making changes for animals in Spain.

28TH NOVEMBER: Now called Amber, she has a loving home.

8TH NOVEMBER: THIS BEAUTIFUL DOG IS STILL WAITING FOR A LOVING HOME.

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Zlato is a German Shepherd who faithfully lay beside the body of her owner. The man who was homeless had died on the streets with nothing other than his dog.

Why did Actin take Zlato when we are not a rescue? This is why, because our constant and sometimes thankless work involves trying to educate owners to do the right things by their dogs. One example of a a man who has a home, a car a job, a respectable man who has the money and the ability to take care of his dogs!!!…But no, he is a hunter and his dogs no longer served him, so he put them in a dump and left them to starve. Did we rescue them, yes of course and now Kiko and Boris are safely in their homes in the UK.

So, isn’t it shameful that we constantly hear the excuse that poverty is the reason why people don’t look after their dogs…well we know that is total rubbish – poverty is not an excuse for cruelty and neglect of a pet!!  When a street man ensured that his dog was vaccinated and had her rabies jab and she wore a flea collar and a collar with an ID tag on, we know its possible that all people can take care of their animals.

So that is why Actin took her, in honor of someone poor, who put his dog before himself. How could we let her go to the pound?

Zlato is 10 months old, friendly, well behaved and healthy If you would like to sponsor, foster or adopt Zlato, please contact us. Or please donate for her boarding and her care, thank you.

Donate details (link to Paypal) is in Actin's website here.

Email admin@actin-spain.com

Those that follow Actin Association’s work will know that part of our work is to investigate reports of cruelty or neglect. In every case we attend we always find a way to help the animals legally. This is the only way that anything will change in Spain for animals.

We now have many successful rescues from these types of circumstances and as we build up our records, we plan to present them to Town Halls as proof that there is a problem and that we are dealing with it in the right way. Consequently if our Association is shown to tackle these cases and just how many there are, it will be evidence that something more needs to be done and that Actin needs support to continue the work. If it benefits the community it can only be considered important and paving the way to change.

We are gaining more experience and knowledge, to get better in what we do and we are glad to also help many people that come to us and ask for help. We do have limited resources, yet we endeavour to do as much as we can. We also campaign for sterilising and education – but our main aim will always be focussed on prevention of cruelty and neglect.

We work with an excellent legal team who advises us and it is important to be absolutely correct in our actions. So, your continued support and understanding of our work is vital - we are different to rescue and we have an important plan and goals to reach for the future of the animals. If you would like to know more please check out our website or sign up for our newsletter, where you will receive regular updates about the important work in saving animals in Spain

Website  http://www.actin-spain.com

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Also there is a donation link in the website. Please click on the poster of little Teacup on the right with 'donate' in red, which will take you to the donation page by Paypal or card. THANK YOU!