Alma

Alma lived her life on a chain, in Chiajna. When the Animal Police visited her owner, he chose to get rid of her rather than sterilize her or allow her to live unchained.

Alma means “soul” – we named her that because it felt like abandonment had broken her spirit. But we were wrong.

After a life with Owners, not a family, Alma was happy to be in the shelter. She ran, she played, and she quietly told us she’d like to try again – in a new home. She’s a Malinois mix, quite close to the real deal 🙂

If you can’t offer her the home she dreams of, you can still help. Through long-distance adoption, you can directly support Alma’s care – food, treatments, walks, and training that will prepare her for the family she’s waiting for. A little help from you can mean a much better life for her, day by day.

Through a monthly donation you can remotely adopt one of Speranta’s dogs and help pay for their food, shelter and medical care.

The amount is of your choosing and you, or the lucky person you adopted the dog for, will receive regular updates and pictures.

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