Puzzle survived a severe accident and three major surgeries in Naxos and Athens. Today, he is active, happy, and preparing for a summer trip to Amorgos!
Little Bagheera: An Orphaned Kitten Looking for a Home
A Tender Moment: Showing Care for a Sick Cat
Yasmin: How Kindness Changed the Life of a Stray Cat from Chora
Elena: A Gentle Stray Cat's Journey to a New Beginning
Little Kostis: A Tiny Life Saved by Quick Action and Teamwork
Iris is Adopted!
R.I.P. Balomataki
Alex - A little fighter
The life-changing impact of AZI's programs
Puzzle
Look at this brave little soul. Puzzle has just survived a high-risk surgery for a diaphragmatic hernia. He is a fighter, but his journey to walk again is just beginning.
With a fractured pelvis and severe leg injuries, Puzzle's "pieces" need to be put back together. We’ve already reached €1,300 in costs, and we are struggling to keep up. We cannot do this without you.
Every Euro brings him closer to recovery.
Donate here: https://givebutter.com/DeRrpm
Mission Accomplished: 205 Lives Changed in Our Latest Sterilization Marathon
Our two-week sterilization marathon on Amorgos has successfully concluded with 205 stray cats treated across Katapola and Aegiali. Beyond population control, this mission provided critical medical care for cats with ear cancer, ensuring a healthier and safer future for the island's feline colonies. Discover the full results and stories from the field
More than just tourists: the people who changed lives on Amorgos this summer
The Cycle of Cruelty: Why Education and Sterilization Must Replace Abandonment
From the Streets of Amorgos to the Lights of Paris: Celine’s 7-Year Journey Home
Rakan’s Incredible Recovery: Surviving a Massive Wound Against All Odds
Meet Pocopico
Meet Pocopico. When he first came to us — an entire week after taking a hit from a car — his jaw was broken. He couldn’t see or walk straight. A preexisting respiratory disease made the situation all the more urgent.
We rushed him to the nearby island of Naxos for intensive care. We knew we had a fighter on our hands, and we never give up hope.
Winter sterilization program POSTPONED
Due to the ongoing, intense seismic activity in our area, the planned spay/neuter program is postponed until further notice.
The safety of all of us, two-legged and four-legged, is our priority. We wish strength and courage to the residents of our islands.
Fouskos
On October 6, 2024, Fouskos, a one month-old kitten, arrived at our center. His mother ahd abandoned him and he was crying non-stop for 2 days. A kindhearted woman felt sorry for him and took him in but she had to leave Amorgos so she asked for our help. And that's how Fouskos ended up in our hands.
We began him on intensive care with regular feedings, a heating pad, antibiotics and eye drops for the respiratory and eye infection he was suffering from and soon little Fouskos recovered, gained weight and started to play.
Since then Fouskos is being fostered at our Center but life in a warm home is always better than the life at the shelters or on the streets, and as a friendly kitty, we hope a loving family will come forward and give him the happy life he deserves. How about yours?
Here is a small video of him the first day he came in our care, looking quite scruffy: https://youtube.com/shorts/-wVz1HDipOU?feature=share
Little Taz is adopted!
Taz came to our Center in 17 September 2024 after being rescued from the streets. He was only one-month-old and he was dehydrated, malnourished, with terrible diarrhea and a wound in his back from his siblings as he was the weakest.
We never like to separate kittens from their siblings but unfortunately the stronger kittens were playing hard with him and poor Taz who was sick was suffering to such a degree that we feared for his survival.
Now little Taz is not so little anymore and he has so much energy that his mum calls him Taz (from the Tasmanian devil in cartoons). And yes you understood well…Taz has been adopted from an amazing family who adore him.
Here is a small video of him in our care, two weeks after his arrival:
https://youtube.com/shorts/SOpoY-3M2Eo?feature=share
