About this animal protector
[Taken from their own website]
Our Shelter was born from a desire to help the neighbourhood kittens that were being abandoned and breeding non-stop, going hungry and often being run over or poisoned. Our president started by rescuing and caring for a few kittens and organising collections among friends and family to have them neutered. Within a few years she became a protector, and a small cattery was built for 30 kittens, which were neutered, vaccinated, de-flead, dewormed and put up for adoption. With the help of kind-hearted people and the wish to give these little animals a voice, and after years of hard work, she managed to rent the place where Abrigo Anjo Gabriel was created. It was named after her greatest companion, who sadly died of FIP, a disease that affects many cats and about which there was no information or research at the time; he was deeply loved and cared for throughout his life and had the chance to have a home and a family who surrounded him with affection until his last day.
The Shelter’s work is slow, ant-like work, and we often rescue far more than we manage to rehome, which is why we started our pages on the internet, to give our work a bigger boost and make more visible the kittens’ need to find a home and, of course, the need for help for the kittens waiting to find a family. Today the Shelter has more than 450 kittens and a really great structure that allows them to have a comfortable and dignified life until they find a family. Our Shelter has an infirmary, a maternity ward/nursery, a triage and treatment room, a very special space for FeLV cats and another for FIV cats, as well as rooms and a yard where they soak up a little sun every day. We carry out incredible and memorable projects: the Shelter started a solidarity neutering project, in which we neuter colony cats, cats from low-income communities and cats whose guardians have no financial resources.
In 2020 and 2021 the Shelter carried out more than 3,000 neuterings. We also run an awareness project so that the public knows about the importance of neutering, both for health and for reducing abandonment and breeding on the streets. Today we live solely on donations and online campaigns, so that we can keep the shelter going and cover the costs of food, litter, tests, vaccines, surgeries and many other things; all we have today is a lot of love for them and the goodwill to make things happen.
They have a website, last accessed on 05/01/2025: https://abrigoanjogabriel.com.br/
They also have an adoption page: Instagram
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