Saving animals through teamwork
APAA, the Association for Protection of Animals Algarve, has a hectic month ahead. In-between SNiP’ping, pup-homing and ‘Pop-Upping’, there has been little time for the team to catch breath. “Gosh!”
Intermarché helps animal associations across Portugal
Supermarket chain Intermarché is once again trying to help feed or find new owners for abandoned dogs and cats across Portugal through its ‘Amiga-me’ campaign, which runs until March 22.
Animal donation drive in aid of O Jardim da Aryel
The Lagoa and Carvoeiro parish union will launch a campaign to collect food and other vital items for local animal association and shelter O Jardim da Aryel on Wednesday, March
APAA Pop-Ups, pups and stuff…
APAA’s diary for 2023 promises to be full of exciting stuff. ‘Pop-Ups’, re-homing news and adventures of the animal world. Kicking off for starters will be a dinner at O
Pet corner: Marching with one voice
Whilst APAA’s work is based in a specific area – SNiP’ing and re-homing abandoned animals – the Association for Protection of Animals Algarve hand-hold various other groups and associations elsewhere,
Beyond the litter box….
How a Loulé pet shelter is transforming the landscape of animal welfare ARA (the acronym for Animal Rescue Algarve) is already legendary for the way in which it has rewritten
Louletano FC invites ARA animals for training session
The symbolic visit marks the sports club’s commitment towards ARA’s mission Louletano Sports Club (LSC) received a special visit on the pitch, when Animal Rescue Algarve (ARA) brought some of
Charity dinner in aid of Carvoeiro Cat Charity
A charity dinner in aid of Carvoeiro Cat Charity is taking place on Friday, March 10 at Restaurante Ti Teresa (Vale de Lousas) on the EN125 road in Alcantarilha, at
Pet Corner: spring is in the air
Mother Nature seems to have turned a blind eye to the colder weather. An orchestration of cistus, buttercups, daisies in flower, a bird-of-paradise sadly no longer blooming. Blackbirds, robins and
World’s oldest dog ever is Portuguese
Bobi, a 30-year-old Rafeiro Alentejano, breaks Guinness World Record for oldest dog ever A Portuguese dog who defied death after birth has been crowned the oldest living dog in the










