“2022 has undoubtedly been a year of significant acceleration, unfortunately driven by the tragedy of the war in Ukraine, with a long series of repercussions on Save the Dogs, not all of which we could have expected. We have always been an international organization, with partners and connections all over Europe, but becoming an operational reference point during the Ukraine emergency has opened the doors to new collaborations in the United Kingdom and the USA.
The opening of a legal office in the United States was born precisely from the need to facilitate private and institutional donors from that continent, which has been looking at Save the Dogs with growing interest as one of the most structured and solid animal protection entities in the Eastern European region.”