Spanimal.org is an online animal adoption network created to assist animal welfare organisations and individuals in finding homes for Spain’s unwanted dogs and cats.
Wanting to adopt?
If you are looking to adopt a Spanish animal, you’ve come to the right place. Our pages carry hundreds of dogs and cats desperately in need of loving homes. Our search function enables potential adopters to quickly and easily locate a suitable dog or cat within their locality. We include images of all the animals as well as many videos and each animal has its own unique enquiry form to enable you to get additional details quickly.
Wanting to find homes for animals in your care?
Any Spain-based animal welfare group or individual seeking to find homes for animals in their care can use our service free of charge. Over the past 7 years we’ve helped home hundreds of dogs and cats not only in Spain, but throughout Europe. You can quickly upload each animal’s details, photo and video. We even provide a direct link to your website! All our services are completely free of charge. Register now!
May 2012: Please note that as our blog is now included within the new Spanimal.org site, these pages will no longer be updated. They will however continue to be available at blog.spanimal.org.
Four kittens were given to us as the owner was getting on in years and her cat situation was getting out of hand. We managed to rescue the little ones but the authorities wouldnt allow us to take the adults as they were too anti-sociable.
Vivaldi is a beautiful podenco who was walking by himself in a Rota street. The dog catcher brought him to our shelter.
Lucky was found chained to the door of a house that was due to be demolished. No one saw her when she was cold or when she was thirsty, nor heard her when she was barking due to hunger and loneliness. She grew up all alone, was invisible to everyone. The poor dog was just a bag of bones, covered in fleas and ticks. Now fully recovered, she is an independent dog and does not seek cuddles. Little by little she has gained confidence in people, likes walks and interacts well with other dogs.
