Our association for lost and abandoned animals, for over 100 years in Belgium.
Who are we ?Our Brussels shelter is hosting major works until 2025. From our dogs’ kennels to the cattery, including the thermal insulation of buildings, follow the progress of the construction site.
By making a symbolic donation of €20 or more, you can make a real contribution to the renovation of the new refuge and help to ensure the well-being of thousands of abandoned animals that we will be able to care for thanks to you!
With your donation, you can see your name on the donor wall, join us at the inauguration of the shelter in 2025 or become a symbolic godfather or godmother.
On Friday 28 March, at the request of the Walloon Region’s Animal Welfare Unit, we took emergency action alongside the associations Le Rêve d’Aby, […]
At the beginning of April, we received 2 tonnes of dog and cat food from our sponsor Purina, who has generously undertaken to cover the year-round dietary needs […]
This morning we posted out all the tax receipts for your 2024 donations. They should arrive in your letterboxes at the end of this week or very early next week. […]
The Royal Society for the Protection of Animals Veeweyde is one of the oldest animal protection societies in Belgium. Every day, we take in almost a thousand animals in our four reception centres in Brussels (Anderlecht), Tournai, Turnhout and Coutisse.
We take in an average of 50 dogs and cats a month, not forgetting rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets and hamsters, who are also victims of abandonment. We look after them and try to find them families to adopt them.
We take in, care for and shelter all abandoned and lost animals entrusted to us.
Read MoreOur team works hard every day to find new families for our residents: dogs, cats, rabbits, hamsters, etc.
Read MoreWe need your support. Help us with a donation, your membership or your will in favour of the animals.
Read MoreAnimals are sentient beings capable of feeling emotions. Our association works to raise awareness among the general public and schools.
Read MoreWe organise guided tours for schools at their request, with the aim of raising their pupils' awareness of animal welfare.
Read MoreOur association has 4 shelters in Belgium for animals that are lost, abandoned or seized by the police:
To adopt an animal at Veeweyde, you must be over 18 and live in Belgium.
An adoption contract will be drawn up between our association and the adopter, who will sign it for agreement.
