Romania Animal Rescue Homeless Animal Hospital Program is headquartered at the Center of Hope Hospital, Piteasca, Romania.
A state-of-the-art animal hospital program dedicated to helping the homeless and vulnerable, we aim to provide veterinary treatments to approximately 4,000 dogs and cats each year that they would otherwise go without. Animals enter the Center of Hope with insurmountable emergencies due to the lives spent on the streets, abandonment, cancer, broken bones, diseases, starvation etc. Our charitable donations provide these poor souls with the best veterinary care possible, regardless of their circumstances.
Through the Center of Hope, Romania Animal Rescue runs our spay/neuter programs. Both in-clinic and mobile campaigns are headquartered at COH, providing spay/neuter services for between 11,000 and 13,000 animals annually, depending on our funding.
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OUR HISTORY
In 2017 we started the most radical project for animals needing medical care in Romania called the "Center of Hope." We began with six employees and now have 23. The center opened its doors in Spring 2017 to provide veterinary care to stray animals and impoverished families in Romania as funding allows.
In Oct of 2022, we opened an extension offering a new castration center and a training center, in addition to existing facilities, which include sterile surgery rooms, spay rooms, digital x-ray, intensive care unit, ultrasound room, isolation wards, and much more. The entire hospital, including the addition, is built with "green technology" (solar panels, electric car charging, etc.), which means that more funds go to help the animals instead of paying high utility costs.
CURRENT NEEDS
This vital work incurs high costs, and we reach out to you for support. Every contribution, regardless of its size, can make a meaningful impact. Join us in this cause by donating any amount you’re able to contribute. Our primary focus remains on those in need...the homeless dogs and cats. We also accept complex cases referred from other local charities, ensuring they receive top-notch veterinary care, from routine examinations and minor surgeries to emergency interventions and post-operative physical therapy. In addition, the Center of Hope conducts veterinary training camps, attracting veterinary professionals from around the globe to learn advanced techniques.
