Marty is incredibly affectionate and social – he loves cuddles and enjoys being around people, cats, and other dogs. He’s always ready to play, snuggle, and share his big heart.

He’s a small boy – just 15 kg of pure energy and love, with a long snout and a giant tongue to match! 😄
Marty is vaccinated, neutered, and has good hygiene habits. He needs two long walks and one shorter walk each day.

He’s perfectly fine living in an apartment (he’s just a bit wary of cars and buses), but he’d also love a home with a garden to run around in. Marty walks well on a leash, and if you let him off, he comes right back when called.

He’s great with kids, friendly with other animals, and overall just a wonderful little soul.

Marty is still hoping to find his forever family – could it be you? 💛

Barry was very sick when we found him, and he needed urgent surgery to remove a tumor. He’s now recovering beautifully, taking his meds like a champ, and eating like a king. With love, patience, and plenty of food, he’s starting to show his sweet side – the scared, angry cat we met is slowly becoming a gentle, loving boy.

Barry has tested positive for FIV (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus), but he’s otherwise healthy, and with proper care, he can live a long and happy life. His tests and age estimates vary (some say 6, others up to 13), but one thing is certain: Barry’s spirit is strong, and he’s ready for a new beginning.

This handsome guy is still learning to trust, but every day he’s growing more relaxed and open. He’s proof that even the most guarded hearts can heal with a little love.

Could you be the one to help Barry fully blossom? He’s looking for a calm, patient home where he can feel safe and loved. Message us if you’d like to meet this remarkable boy and be part of his transformation! 🐾❤️

Leito turned up on the street as a teenager – thrown out of the home where he once lived. He spent the last two years outside on his own. We had him neutered and brought him food, but in March and April this year, we noticed he was losing weight fast.

In May, strange patches appeared on his neck, so we took him to the vet. He was diagnosed with a fungal infection, and it turned out his teeth were in really bad shape too – his molars had to be removed. The poor guy couldn’t eat dry food because it hurt too much. 😿

Leito is a calm, gentle, affectionate cat. He loves lying in bed, getting belly rubs and cuddles – and he’ll keep asking for more. Even when he was still living on the street, he used to follow our volunteer to the door and clearly wished he could go home with her. And when the time finally came, he walked straight into the transport box without hesitation.

Leito is now safe and recovering. He’s ready for a home where he’ll be loved and never left behind again. Could it be with you?