Travel Animal Rescue

23/12/2025

🐈‍⬛ Here are just a few of the 65 little ones we have helped get sterilised, parasite-treated, vaccinated, or life-saving veterinary care on Lefkada Island so far this winter.

This was a team effort alongside many local volunteers, rescuers, and neighbours, some of whom even sponsored the vet care of many of these community cats.

Thank you so much to the sponsors, donors, and funders who have helped us help our local communities and cats.

Thank you to our amazing Fear-Free certified vet team at Vetcare Ιατρείο Μικρών Ζώων.

Trapping equipment and transfer cages are all from MDC Exports Ltd, Tomahawk Live Trap, and donations from SNIP International.

Supported by Battersea, Fondation Brigitte Bardot, and The Greek Cat Welfare Society (UK).

08/12/2025

Please support Little Friends Lefkas sterilisation campaign this winter!

05/12/2025

Fundraiser for Little Friends Lefkas this Sunday at Vliho Bay

26/11/2025

16/11/2025

Last week, we joined an amazing campaign helping to spay, neuter, and vaccinate the entire cat population of Schinoussa Island.

We helped trap 98 cats from Schinoussa Island, and helped map the colonies with remaining unsterilised cats for a repeat of this campaign within the next months. Across 3 islands, 242 cats were sterilised in total.

This was a huge effort made possible by many organisations and volunteers, such as Save a Greek Stray who did the veterinary care snd sterilisations, SCARS - Second Chance Animal Rescue Society, Greece and Cats of Iraklia - Οι γάτες της Ηρακλειάς who helped with trapping on Iraklia Island, Cats of Koufonisiwho helped with trapping on Koufonisia Island, Travel Animal Rescue who helped with trapping on Schinoussa Island, and Animal Action Greece who helped with mapping the cats and colonies of the island.

The campaign was organised due to the dedication of the local municipality, especially the vice mayor.

13/10/2025

This week, we are in Romania! First project is the Red Panda Romania in Bucharest, where our director gave a presentation on behalf of SNIP International on strategic TNVRM.

Other great presentations were made by Annika from SNIPi, Jenna Kiddie from Dogs Trust, Anida and Elvira from Dogs Trust Bosnia, Hilde from Protectia Animalelor CJ Ilfov, as Dr. Oana, from Fundaţia Visul Luanei, wildlife specialist.

The second half of the day, SNIPi donated cat and dog trapping and catching equipment to 31 rescue and TNR groups across Romania.

The conference itself was incredibly smooth, taking great care of the volunteers and presenters, with every delegate receiving a gift bag and plant-based lunch, and a ticket to attend only costing €10.

What a pleasure it is to learn about animal rescue and population management in another country!

17/07/2025

🌟 SNIP International Grants Now Open! 🌟

We are delighted to announce that SNIP International is offering grants of £2,000 to support sterilisation projects for animal-based organisations worldwide.

If your organisation is dedicated to humane Cat or Dog Population Management, such as spay and neuter, and improving animal welfare, this is a fantastic opportunity to fund your vital work.

✅ Deadline to apply: 30th September 2025
✅ Grant amount: £2,000 per successful application

For full details and to access the application form, please visit: https://snip-international.org/grant/

Please share with organisations and colleagues who may be interested! Together, we can make a lasting difference for animals. 🐾