SOS was created in 1995 by Majorcan and European people, who were concerned for the welfare of animals. There has been an agreement during this time with the council, and all dogs and cats sent to the municipal pound, (either stray, abandoned, or unwanted) are transferred to the care of SOS Animal. Since this system has been in operation no animal has been destroyed that had any chance of life. In
2004 SOS Animal became a registered charity. Cat Neutering Campaign
One of the most important parts of our animal welfare work is to prevent, by castration or neutering, the constant tide of puppies and kittens, locally and abroad. Annually 700 feral cats are caught, castrated and released. Tame cats go to cattery and are neutered and re-homed. Coupons for free castration are given for kittens and puppies, when they are old enough, at one of the vets participating in this campaign. We are always in need of funding, as we never turn away an animal in need of help, here or abroad. We are desperate to extent our kennels, so that we are able to take on more animals, which may be otherwise destroyed. If you would like to help us and would be able to donate just £1 a month please pop into Stourport's shop (on Lombard Street) to receive a form. We also rely on the kind donations of clothes and good to keep the shop running. If you have anything you would like to pass on we would be very grateful and we are happy to collect. The shop number is 01299 825832
