A trip down memory lane
The ‘Legacy for Pets’ Plan provides for your animals if you should fall ill, or die “All the bureaucracy, the in-fighting!” Sid Richardson recounts winning his hard battle with the
No time like the present
Gail Skinner as a young teenager in Africa would have never guessed her forever ‘Crufts’ dream would be granted. Her humble but determined beginnings with animals gave her the passion
The tip of the iceberg…
APAA works with schools to raise awareness about animal welfare For many people, their lives are shaped by ‘social media’ or ‘platforms’. Like all modern communication devices, there are favourable
Passing the parcel – a good party game …
Wednesday, April 9, APAA ‘Pop-Up’ Shop at Jolly Bar, Alvor “A Moldavian returning to his home-country abandoned his two dogs in Portimão,” Jenny Clarke, president of the Association for Protection
No accounting for taste…
APAA are now looking for new venues for their ‘Pop-Up’ shops The critical part of any charitable association lies in its accountability. How it conducts its business and where the
Not always pets – people count too!
Despite the torrential rain, APAA followers always show their support Jenny Clarke, president of the Association for Protection of Animals Algarve (APAA), and her stalwart ‘Pop-Up’ Shop Manager Anita Wight,
Another feline catastrophe – FeLV
Animal care volunteers should be extra vigilant with feral cat-colonies The deadly feline virus is on the rise in Portugal. Government statistics show that the deadly feline leukemia virus (FeLV)
Fad or fiction? Fast food for pets
“It used to be easy. Either tinned or dry food” – Jenny Clarke, president of APAA With rising costs, cutting corners is necessary. Feeding the family and pets may be
Ladies, please take a bow!
A canine bow-wow or even a kitty or two Lucky for some of our furry friends, there are special ladies waiting in the shadows to come forward with a helping
All hands on deck!
Team APAA want to thank all their friends and followers for their support through a sad and challenging time Just what APAA’s president, ‘Captain’ Jenny Clarke, needed. “It has been