Active case
Snowflake war in einem schrecklichen Zustand
Vor einigen Monaten wurde Snowflake gefunden, nachdem er von einem Auto angefahren worden war. Er verlor ein Auge, erlitt verheerende Verletzungen im Gesicht und am…
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Current Rescues
Help us fund the cases that cannot wait.
These are the cases that cannot wait. See who needs help now, what treatment is underway and where your support goes.
3Active priority cases
€8.4kIllustrative current target
72hCritical first response window
Emergency Rescue Fund
One fund. Many urgent decisions.
Some cases cannot wait for a perfect fundraising page. The Emergency Rescue Fund gives Let’s Adopt the ability to say yes quickly when an animal needs diagnostics, hospitalisation, surgery or immediate stabilisation.
Current target
62%
Diagnostics and tests€1.8k
Hospital care€2.4k
Surgery reserve€3.2k
Medication and recovery€1.0k
Priority cases
These are the cases needing support now.
Active case
Copito estaba destrozado y hoy está irreconocible
Copito fue encontrado hace unos meses después de haber sido atropellado. Perdió un ojo, sufrió lesiones devastadoras en la cara y el paladar, y más…
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Active case
Snowflake was in terrible shape today he is unrecognizable
A few months ago, Snowflake was found after being hit by a car. He lost one eye, suffered devastating injuries to his face and palate,…
View caseHow a rescue fund works
From emergency to outcome.
Here you can quickly see how your support makes a real difference — even before the full story is published.
1
Intake
Rescue, transport, first assessment and immediate safety.
2
Stabilise
Pain relief, fluids, hospitalisation or urgent medication.
3
Diagnose
Bloodwork, imaging, cultures, specialist review or surgery planning.
4
Treat
Surgery, treatment, wound care, medication and monitoring.
5
Report
Outcome, costs, learning and next care route.
Fund allocation
What support pays for.
Giving should feel clear and purposeful. This page helps you understand exactly where your support goes.
Diagnostics
Bloodwork, imaging, tests, specialist review and clinical decision-making.
Hospital
Stabilisation, monitoring, oxygen, fluids, medication and urgent care.
Surgery
Procedures, anaesthesia, theatre time, materials and post-operative care.
Recovery
Food, medication, wound care, rehabilitation, shelter and follow-up.
Live updates
You will see the case move.
Updates will soon be shown here directly from our case records, so you can follow each story as it unfolds.
Today
Initial diagnostics started
The team is working to understand the full clinical picture before deciding the next step.
24h
Stabilisation continues
The priority is pain control, hydration, appetite and vital signs.
Next
Decision point
Once the diagnostics are complete, we decide whether surgery, hospital care or another route is needed.
Important distinction
Urgent does not mean chaotic.
The need is real. The route is clear. Here is how your support helps right now.