*URGENT APPEAL*
Dear SFT supporters, followers and visitors,
Due to the global financial crisis we SFT are struggling hugely.
We have over 900 animals between the Sanctuary and mini sanctuary.
We have daily emergencies. We help poor families unable to cover vet bills.
We continue to #TNVT as many dogs and cats as possible. It’s the only long term solution to reduce the feline and canine population and eradicate rabies.
The cost of food, water delivery, fuel ,meds etc..
have all gone up.
We owe our incredible vet an absolute fortune.
We cannot thank you enough for all your support but we are pleading with you to raise awareness of our situation.
We are constantly treating our TNVT dogs and sanctuary dogs against parasites. It’s never ending.
Thank you for all you do to help.
Please share our posts. If everyone donated a little we could concentrate just in saving lives and provide the best possible care to our babies.
Love from all the babies, the team and Sally
A BIT ABOUT US
Run by a small but dedicated team, SFT is currently home to over 900 animals including over 650 dogs, 120 cats, 40 donkeys, 6 sheep, 2 wild boars, 1 monkey, 1 mule, 2 goats and many disabled birds plus the hundreds of tagged dogs on the streets of Tangier. As well as supporting the animals in our care, every day we are rescuing animals in distress.
We are saving hundreds of lives, changing attitudes, teaching love and compassion and helping our community. We are devoted to making Tangier an animal friendly city, where animals and humans can live in harmony.
But we can only continue to do this with your help. We currently receive no government aid and have no corporate sponsors. We rely completely on voluntary fundraising and donations to continue our vital work.
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EMERGENCY CASES
We face heartbreaking emergencies on a daily basis. From a new litter of puppies dumped by a bin, to car accidents leaving animals paralysed on the side of the road. We never turn away from an animal in need and do our very best for each any every one of them.
EXTRA SPECIAL CARE
We have 20 paralyzed dogs waist down at the sanctuary who need everything from new wheelchairs and safe enclosures, to new parts and doggy diapers. Can you help us to keep them happy and healthy? Watch a wonderful video of them playing here.
PROJECT HAYAT
Every year in Morocco, thousands of dogs are tragically killed through fear of rabies, and as an attempt to control the population of strays. Through Project Hayat, we are changing mindsets and saving lives.
We are so proud to announce that SFT has been selected as the winner of the Global Rabies Day Award in the Meracon region (the whole of North Africa, Eastern Europe, Central Asia and Middle East for the third year running! Thanks to our amazing supporters, Project Hayat is again recognized internationally.
The awards give SFT an even stronger position to be the voice of the voiceless, to keep fighting to stop the culling in Morocco, to keep changing mentalities, and of course to reach our goal to make Tangier the first rabies-free and animal-friendly city in Africa.
LISTEN TO OUR STORY
Every time you donate, share or like you are helping to save lives. Below is a message from our founder, Sally, explaining why your support means so much.
WE NEVER GIVE UP
We pride ourselves on never turning away. We believe every life is precious and that is at the heart of what we do.
LATEST DOCUMENTARIES OF SFT
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