Animal protection associations France

Since 1878, the SPA has been working for the protection of animals: it saves abandoned, injured and/or abused dogs and cats. The animals are restored and offered for adoption for a second chance. If you are serious and looking for a companion, if you are ready to give love to a little being, don't hesitate any more! For an honourable fee, residents are tattooed, vaccinated and sterilized. The site also serves as a relay for the GORNA (Ornithological Group of the North Alsace Region ✆ 03 88 01 48 00) and Noah's Ark (✆ 06 67 82 57 66). You can also adopt birds, hedgehogs, cattle, sheep or rabbits.

The association protectrice des animaux (A.P.A.) was created in 1956, and was recognized as a charitable organization in 1968. Today, it has a shelter in Gerzat, at Les Bas Charmets. It takes in lost or stray animals and works to find them new homes or reunite them with their owners. These few lines are an opportunity to pay tribute to all the volunteers who work every day to protect animals and, in so doing, restore human dignity. You too can help by becoming a volunteer or making a donation.

Many cats are looking for a new home. Trois Petits Chats 76 organizes foster care for them until they are adopted. We concentrate on a limited number of boarders, around ten, to guarantee them the best possible conditions. To carry out its mission, the association needs donations, both in kind (litter, transport crates, food, etc.) and in cash. Recognition as a charitable organization means that the latter can be tax-exempt. This is how Nakoa, Taz and Albator found a family.

The Société Protecrice des Animaux (SPA) is the leading animal protection association in France. Created in 1845 by Etienne Pariset, his fight was then about protecting the horses that the Parisian coaches mistreated. It was then recognized as a public utility in 1860. The SPA now takes in nearly 50,000 animals in distress, abandoned, lost or mistreated in its sixty or so shelters and SPA Houses, and in its Great Refuge for mistreated equidae. The SPA has created 12 dispensaries to treat animals from poor owners, an Anti-Trafficking Unit to dismantle illegal livestock farming, 26 Youth Clubs to raise awareness among adolescents about animal protection. The SPA is also committed to raising public awareness, empowering animal owners and lobbying public authorities to change the animal cause in France. The SPA acts through: 162,000 loyal donors, 21,000 members, 656 employees, 3,000 volunteers, 4 inspectors and 1,000 investigative delegates. It lives only on the generosity of the public, to accomplish all its daily missions.

You're going on vacation or away on business, need to get away but can't take your faithful companion with you: what's the best solution? Entrust him to a boarding kennel? Why not call on the services of someone who will visit and look after your pet until you return? A true cat lover, Gaëlle will take care of your feline at home during her visits, which last between 20 and 30 minutes, and include feeding, litter changing, playtime... Your pet's well-being is paramount! This professional cat-sitter holds a certificate of competence for pets, and is also trained in ethology and animal first aid. You can put your trust in Gaëlle and leave with peace of mind: your cat is in good hands!

This association provides assistance and care for abandoned cats in the Strasbourg area, and sterilizes stray cats. Every year, some thirty volunteers take care of hundreds of cats. If you would like to adopt, become a foster family or help the association (by becoming a volunteer or making a donation), the association will be delighted to welcome you. Open house events are held regularly: drop in to meet the volunteers and the cats, and support the association by taking part in its activities. At the end of the year, they hold a sale of various items to raise funds. More information on their facebook site.

The Toulouse association for the protection of animals or SPA, based in the Sesquières district, takes care of animals in distress, lost, abandoned or mistreated... until they have found a home to take care of them. If you are interested in an adoption, valuable advice on adoption conditions, fees and veterinary follow-up are given directly on the website. Once the decision has been carefully considered and the animal has been placed with its new family, a section will be set up to provide news and photographs of the adoptees.

Meriam and her team of volunteers do exceptional work. For a decade, she has been taking in abandoned cats and those lying around on the street, neutering them and housing them. This stops the mass reproduction, and therefore the abandonment. She feeds them and offers them a home, then communicates to get them adopted. Because here, people don't come to shop: Meriam makes sure that the future "parents" are aware of their responsibilities and the cost of adoption. A lot of old fathers and baby cats are waiting for you.

Since 1999, the École du Chat Libre de Bordeaux has been taking care of abandoned felines. This association, which is made up of volunteers only, has several missions: sterilizing stray cats, rehabilitating the less wild ones in foster families and offering tamed cats for adoption. You can help by making tax-deductible donations (the association has been recognised as being in the general interest since 2007), in money, equipment or food. Would you like to participate? Become a volunteer foster family by taking animals recovered from the street into your home. Every month, adoption days are organised: don't hesitate to consult their website for the dates.

Want to adopt a companion? Think of the shelters! Located in Mérignac, the SPA has many animals available for adoption. Come and meet your future dog, cat or rodent, armed with proof of identity and address. The team, attentive to animal welfare, will give you practical advice on how to live in harmony with your new friend. Don't hesitate to visit our website to discover the animals available for adoption or to make a donation.

Already 100 years that the Spa of Marseille helps our friends the animals by recovering the stray animals and by bringing them help. It is possible to adopt these abandoned animals under certain conditions. The most important thing, of course, is to adopt and cherish them: cats, dogs and even other animals that will amaze you (fowl, goats...). Secondly, you can help them by becoming a volunteer who can help with dog walking, or any other task to help keep the association alive. Finally, to live and continue its fight against abandonment, to receive animals, the Spa de Marseille needs your membership: see on the Internet the section "how to become a member".

Since its creation, the SPA will unfortunately not désemblit. Lost animals are often collected in this structure and are more likely to find their masters. Because animals commit to responsibility and demand as much attention as a human being. To adopt an animal is to guarantee it a decent life and not to abandon it for reasons of personal comfort. These small animals are often there for us when they need it and it is quite normal that they should be done.

Unfortunately, not a day goes by without the SNPA taking in abandoned dogs or cats who, under the pretext of a sudden allergy, have become unwanted. Let's remember that animals are not cuddly toys to be disposed of when they are no longer wanted. They are heartbroken at being abandoned and need a lot of love to regain their trust in humans. You can therefore adopt, or be a donor, because all these animals need to be fed and pampered.

The Centrale Canine organization, dedicated to the canine world since 1881 in Aubervilliers, works to preserve and promote dog breeds. It centralizes the management of the Livre des Origines Français (LOF), which guarantees the authenticity and purity of bloodlines. The Centrale Canine brings together breeders, training clubs and dog event organizers. Its regulations guarantee the well-being of dogs and ensure the evolution of French dog sports. If you're a dog breed enthusiast, a dog owner or just a hobbyist, join Centrale Canine for information or to get involved in actions to improve this heritage.

Brigitte Bardot, the head of animal protection, created in 1986 his foundation for the respect of our comrades and feathers. It is legally involved in the case of abuse. It helps shelters. She organizes bail-outs and multiplies information campaigns in France and abroad. It also has an adoption service. More than 70 000 donors from 60 countries support this foundation.

Forty countries are affiliated with Fifé, including France. The origin of the federation dates back to 1949 and is a love of French cats, Marguerite Ravel, known as Miggy, who initiated his foundation. His first show in Paris gathered 200 race cats from different European countries. The fédé now has more than 110 000 pedigree per year, accredits 700 annual shows worldwide where more than 200 000 matous on the stream face their entire aristocratic appearance.

Défense de l'Animal is a national confederation of 270 independent associations and shelters. Founded in 1928 and recognized as a non-profit organization, Défense de l'Animal is France's largest animal protection network, present in 97 départements: local shelters, retirement homes for elderly animals, care centers for wild animals, farm animal shelters, horse shelters. Défense de l'Animal is the voice of regional shelters.

The six pillars of this cat school? The trapping of stray cats (to sterilize, not to euthanize, of course!), sterilization, tattoo, site remission and domiciliation (integration of shelters for cats on the site in a enclosure, this solution is seldom put in place because of volunteers for the maintenance of these cats for cats), feeding (the friends of the birds thanks them!), taking into account the cats that can be made to life and their adoption.

This foundation ensures a mission of protection and rescue of animals. It provides assistance to animals that have been mistreated, abandoned or have lost their masters through clinics, retirement homes and reception centres. The foundation has also set up an educational programme so that children can learn more about animals by visiting the educational farm at the Hameau de la Reine in Versailles: a way of raising awareness among the youngest.

Clic Animaux collects donations to help associations that rescue animals in distress. One click generates a donation that costs you nothing: it's funded by advertising revenue. On the site, you can also choose which association to donate to, and select the causes you support. A store is also available for solidarity purchases. Clic animaux is available by association, by type (dog, cat, horse, farm), or by cause. Clic Animaux's social networks allow you to keep up to date with the causes it supports.