There are many pets who are left to die on the streets of Russia, just because people don’t want them, or they get born into the wild. There is a huge pet problem in Russia, just because on one hand there’s not an effective sterilisation program, and on the other side, people don’t really care about them.

Many of them end up in shelters, or just die without ever have the change on a warm life. Many of them are found at abandoned places like industrial areas, vacation houses or just in garbage containers on the streets of Russia.

Luckily there are many volunteers in Russia that have a hart for those poor souls, and rescue them. Once puppies or kittens are rescued, they take them into safety in forms of foster families, go to the vet to get a full checkup, get vaccinated, fed and are nursed back to health. Once they are healthy, and at least 4 months old, they are ready to travel and find a golden basket.

We are currently brokers who are in contact with volunteers in Russia and the Netherlands. Me, Marco Peters, and my wife Elena Smirnova are passionate about pets. Marco was born in the Netherlands and is responsible for the screening process on the Dutch market, the marketing like website and all of the advertising for the pets. Elena Smirnova is born in Latvia, which is European Union, and speaks Russian. Elena is the main contact between Russia and the Netherlands. She also takes care of the logistics, and is our main point of contact in the WhatsApp group. We also found other volunteers in the Netherlands who share the same goals and core values just like us. Together we’re a strong team that have every pet its best interest at hart.

We both live in the Netherlands, we advertise those pets on local platforms, do all the adoptive parent screening so that those cuties find and deserve a warm loving family to start the life as they should have in the first place. For now, just in the Netherlands, but soon in other European countries.