Why Virtual Adoption & Sponsor Cat?
What can be a better gift for yourself or for a loved one than saving a life and getting in return some purring love or wagging tail joy?
After we rescue the animals in need from the street, many of them need medical treatment and foster care for a long time, before they can be adopted. Some of them are likely to not reach adoption at all, because of chronic diseases, special conditions, and needs, or specific character traits. Nevertheless, all of the animals are amazing and deserve help and care. Therefore, we search for virtual adoption sponsorship support.
Your Virtual Adoption Sponsorship for a particular cat will enable us to finance our care for the animal as long as it needs – medications, vet examinations, special treatments, food, accessories, etc.
How Long?
You can choose for how long to sponsor a certain animal, but we strongly recommend you to provide for it as long as it is with us until it finds a forever home and adopters. For instance, some cats can get adopted in 3 to 5 months, but for others, it might take up to 5 years or NEVER.
In case you are not able to provide for the animal at a certain point, we will terminate the virtual adoption and search for other sponsors for the animal. Do not worry, it will not return to the street.
What You Will Get In Return:
In addition, to your life saving monthly donation contribution you will also get:
Get to know the rescued animal/s – perfect way to communicate with more animals, even if you cannot have them in your house!
Receive detailed information, photos, videos, live streaming with the animal each week.
Visit the animal for at least 1 month or more often if possible, play, pet, and have a personal connection, if you would like (Not available Due to Covid-19).
Feel like this special rescue cat or dog is part of your life and well taken care of, because of your support.
Receive official documents and certificates for your financial contribution and you can reduce your taxes or boost your social image and community contribution.
Choose the name of the cat/ dog if it doesn’t have such already.
Receive Branded Dare 2 Care Animals Gifts – glasses, calendar, bag, T-shirts, special invitations for events, and other special things. The gift depends on your contribution as a sponsor.
Try this Purrrfect LifeSaving Sponsorship! ( ♥ )
How to Become A Virtual Adopter & Sponsor?
It is very easy!
Step 1
Choose the cat/dog to sponsor.
Step 2
Enter your bank account, decide the amount (min. 25 Eur) of the sponsorship for virtual adoption and make the transfer to our organization account:
Bank Account : Dare Association, IBAN: BG58STSA93001527392765; BIC: STSABGSF; DSK BANK
Paypal: care.2.animals@gmail.com
Revolut: revolut.me/dare2careanimals
Description of transfer: Virtual Adoption – Name of the animal
For example “Virtual Adoption – Cat Venera”
Step 3
Repeat the transfer every month!
Write us an email or a message to our Facebook page that you have become a Virtual Adopter in order to receive photos, videos, and information about the sponsored animal.
If you have any questions, please write us at contacts@dare2careanimals.com or click here
The Monthly Minimum Amount of Virtual Adoption & Sponsorship
25 EUR
50 EUR
100 EUR
Animals for Virtual Adoption & Sponsorship
ALICE
Alice was found on the street in a terrible condition - extremely thin (2 kg), dehydrated, weak, with pain when trying to chew, with 2 black rotten teeth, parasites, enteritis, intestinal inflammation, matted hair and bold spots with dermatitis.
POPEYE
Popeye is only 2 months old and he got sick of a respiratory virus with a HORRIBLE eye infection and Giardia, which is already healed. He'll probably lose an eye. We hope he doesn't lose his second eye and eyesight. And most of all - we want the little innocent POPEYE to LIVE and have a chance for a good life in a safe home! Help him! Support or shelter a street animal!
BENDIDORA
Female cat, 2 years old. She is diagnosed with FIP (Feline Infectious Peritonitis). She needs to get 84 days of medical treatment (Injection every day). When she was found she had a lack of appetite, anemia, trembling, discoordination, ataxia, bad blood count measures, and eye pupils reactions. She responds well to the treatment and she is getting better.
WASABI & 5 BABIES
Wasabi is a wild female cat. She was caught for castration and deworming, but once we found out she was in advanced pregnancy, we decided to save the babies and then spay her. She had 5 healthy babies.
DEMBE
Male cat, 7-8 years old. Dembe was taken as a small cat from the street and lived in a home of elder people. Unfortunately, in the last several years he was neglected, not well looked after, and abandoned.