Maroko

TWO CATS and the heat of Morocco. We are raising $530 in 3 days❗️

Today I wanted to ask you to help the cats. You can see them in the picture. They are cats, a bit Moroccan, a bit ours. As you know, we have been operating in Morocco for quite a long time. And not because we were running our finger over the map, but because our donors asked us for help. So maybe it’s you.

We have a huge reach in the world, but it does not necessarily mean huge revenues from this world for the animals here in Poland. In a way, it is amazing that it is Poles who help these animals. You. It would seem, as the press sometimes writes, that there are so many richer nations and that polar bears walk the streets in Poland. Some people still believe in it.

Meanwhile, it is in Poland that the largest horse shelter exists, which has given shelter to horses from all over Europe, not just from Poland. It is from Poland that transfers go to third world countries, which have already saved hundreds, maybe thousands of animals, if we take into account the shelters that we supply with food and vaccinations. We really reach beyond Europe, because you also supported animals in the shelter in Uganda that we built.

All these places were created thanks to people who help us. And although at first we doubted whether we were able to reach that far, today we know that we are.

The two cats you see in the photo are Moroccan cats. There is a young man who deals with the worst cases in Morocco. And he is the one we have been trying to help for a long time. Him and another girl who also runs several animal shelters there. Our Alba and our boys are regulars there.

We were the ones who helped these animals get a chance at life. Because if it weren’t for you, on the other side of the screen, these animals would no longer exist.

Today we are fighting for these two cats. The one without an eye was found on the street. We don’t know his story. The other was born into some family and had a hernia – as you can see, a huge one. The family gave the young man two hours to take the cat. But he wanted to organize a place and make an appointment for a vet first. He asked for a few days. And the family simply threw the cat out on the street.

Yes – that ginger little one you see. Who is just learning to walk.

The man tried to publicize the case throughout Morocco, but no one there cares. So he finally contacted us.

Today’s campaign is for them. For the small and the big ones – thousands of kilometers away from us. For these two cats. I won’t mix up other threads here, because when I saw these photos, I was speechless. In Poland, we have different cases, but we haven’t found any like the ones in Morocco anywhere in the world so far. Although we haven’t been everywhere yet.

If you can join us and would like to become a part of the story of these two abandoned felines, we would be honored. And they – extremely grateful.

There, in Morocco, animals, streets mean less than nothing. Everyone passes them by as they die on the side of the sidewalks.

These two almost made it. Almost – because there is no money for treatment. But I strongly believe that we will manage to take them to the clinic and help them. Because I know how committed you are to the fate of the animals of this world – regardless of borders and distances.

Because we will, right?

Other cats that we met on our way in Morocco and whom you helped: