Get involved

The association runs on its volunteers.

Foster families, drivers, sterilisation team captains, event organisers, photographers: there is a place for every talent and every timetable.

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Black kitten curled up in cupped hands
The heart of what we do

Become a foster family

Safe harbour, love and stability, while they wait for their forever home.

You welcome a rescued animal into your home while it is treated, socialised and adopted. We provide the essentials, food and litter included, and we pay the veterinary costs.

A few weeks for a litter of kittens, a few months for a convalescing dog: you choose what fits your life.

I want to foster
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Transport

Love to drive?

Our protégés always have an appointment somewhere.

We are always in need of drivers to take our animals to the vet, pick up an animal in distress, or deliver it to its foster family. An hour here, a morning there: every journey counts.

I can drive
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Sterilisation teams

Take command in your commune

Become a team captain and lead the sterilisation of stray cats near you.

We secure the vet partnerships and the funding, provide the traps and help you organise the campaign. Trapping, transporting, coordinating a team of volunteers: every role counts.

Start a campaign
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Fundraising

Our vet bills: about €50,000 a year

Adoption fees do not cover our expenses.

Supporting foster families and running sterilisation campaigns is expensive. Trivia night, coffee morning, dog fun walk, silent auction, gig: if you are the organiser type, let's talk.

Organise an event
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Media team

Photo, video, editing

A good picture finds a home faster.

We are looking for volunteers to film rescue stories, photograph our adoptable animals and create content for social media. Keen amateur or professional, you are welcome.

Join the media team
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Garden of refuge

Give a territory to a free-roaming cat

For the cats that will never be adopted.

Do you have a big garden, a barn, outbuildings? Some sterilised cats, born feral, are not adoptable but still need a safe place to live their own wild lives, with fresh water, kibble and shelter. Without gardens of refuge, we could not help them at all.

Another way to help?

Tell us what you are good at, and we will find where it is needed.

We answer every message. In an emergency, the on-duty vet for Eymet and the surrounding area: 05 35 56 99 28