Save the Dogs played an active role at the 2024 forum, where we engaged in three days of discussions and knowledge-sharing with top experts in the pet care industry.

Evren was severely underweight and infested with fleas and ticks when he arrived at our shelter, but he is responding very well to the care we are providing.

On the occasion of the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, Save the Dogs has released the third edition of the “Friends on the Streets, Companions for Life” report

The “Too Many Puppies” initiative continues, thanks to our new partnership with Squadra 4 Zampe.

Fausto was very shy when we first welcomed him to our shelter, but he soon learned to trust us, and within just a few short months he was ready for adoption.

Thanks to our long-time partner, 19 of our dogs have found homes in Sweden. Here’s what happened on the day of their departure.

Our partnership with Fondazione Squadra 4 Zampe continues, and we are collaborating with them to facilitate adoptions for our dogs in Italy. Five dogs have just arrived in Italy and are hoping to be adopted very soon.

Sterilization is the only effective method to tackle overpopulation. Removing dogs from the streets and placing them in shelters is actually counter-productive.

Population dynamics help us understand where dogs living on the streets come from and how to address overpopulation.