How to help
Everyone can help rescued dogs—donate, adopt, share, join as a volunteer of a shelter, or spread the word. Choose the way that works best for you
Make a donation
Support the project so we can help dogs in need, make them visible, and increase their chances of adoption. Or visit the shelter's page and donate directly to them. If you are in Cyprus, you can bring food yourself or arrange a delivery to the shelter
Adopt a dog
Browse the dogs’ profiles on our website, choose a dog you'd like to adopt, register your interest, and then get in touch with the shelter team to discuss the opportunity. Shelters usually set their own adoption fees, along with any additional costs — especially in cases of international adoption (e.g. transport, customs charges, taxes, etc.)
We don’t add any extra charges. If a dog has a positive balance, we apply it towards the adoption fee, so you’ll pay less
Share profiles
This is the simplest way to support the dogs and boost their chances of being adopted. Browse the profiles, pick a dog, and click the Share button at the bottom of the page. Let your audience know how they can help
Join the platform
If you’re a volunteer or a shelter staff member/owner, join our growing community by downloading our app. Once installed, you’ll be able to publish dog profiles to the network and receive contributions to cover their current needs
Invite supporters
If you know a volunteer or a shelter staff member/owner, share our website link with them. Invite them to join us and benefit from being part of a growing community — gaining more resources to cover expenses and improving the chances of rehoming their dogs
Promote to your audience
If you’re a webmaster, influencer, journalist, or any other kind of public figure, you can support our mission by spreading the word. Add backlinks to our site, write a post or an article, or mention us on your platforms. Any support you give will directly benefit the dogs featured on the website
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