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, Equichance and Au Bonheur Animal to rescue 30 severely neglected sheep in Rochefort. This was not a first: last summer, goats, sheep and poultry had already had to be seized from the same owner. This time again, we discovered two lots where the animals were in a

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 of all the shelter's dogs and cats. Small puppies, large puppies, small dogs, large dogs, kittens and adult cats each have dry and wet food and even treats that we have sorted and stored as a team. This support allows us to redirect our resources t

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. Thank you again for your generosity. Thanks to you, we can continue to care for our protégés, like Badi and so many others. If you do not receive anything within the next ten days, please do not hesitate to contact us on 02/527.10.50. Team Veewe

To enrich the daily lives of our animals at the refuge, we've created three Amazon wish lists: one for the cats, one for the dogs and one for our rabbits and small rodents. With just a few clicks, you can send them what they need directly! The lists are here: For cats For dogs For rabbits & rodents We've already received several parcels for the new catteries, and we're getting ready to assemble

Natural well-being for our protégés At the refuge, we do everything we can to improve the well-being of our animals while they await adoption. Yesterday, we were lucky enough to welcome Anne-Valentine Sovet, behaviourist and naturopath, who is also certified in pharmazoocognosy, an approach that allows animals to benefit from the goodness of plants to better manage their emotions and health. Novanim

We would like to express our deepest gratitude to the Anacondas Patrol, a group of young scouts aged 12-13 from Unit 67 in Jette, for their fantastic work on behalf of our shelter. With energy and generosity, these committed young people organised a collection to help our animals, and their contribution is making a real difference. Thanks to their efforts, we can continue to improve the daily lives of our residen

15 days ago, in the middle of the night, two Malinois dogs were tied up in the garden of a neighbour of our shelter in Anderlecht, rue des Papillons, and abandoned on the spot. It was in the early hours of the morning that our distraught team discovered them: a female aged around 1 and a half years and a young male aged 7 months, River, probably her son. Both friendly, sociable and affectionate. River Aba