Adriaan Vlielander.

Hello my name is Adriaan. my wife (Aurora) and me, We Rescue animals. Mostly Horses and Cats. And the Animals we rescued, they Stay whit us there whole lifes. 3 months ago, we found a stray kitten She was move or less 6 months old, and wandering alone — blind in her right eye, with limited vision in her left. Despite everything stacked against her, she was pregnant. Not long after we took her in, she gave birth to three healthy kittens. Right now, a serious parvovirus outbreak is spreading through our area, and it's especially dangerous for young, unvaccinated kittens like hers. We're asking for help to give this little family the care they need to survive and thrive: Parvovirus vaccinations for mom and all three kittens A veterinary eye exam for the mother, to find out whether her eye can be treated, needs surgery, or should be removed to keep her comfortable and infection-free Spay/neuter surgery once the kittens are old enough, so this cycle of stray litters doesn't repeat She's already beaten the odds once by surviving long enough to have and raise her kittens despite being nearly blind. With your help, we want to make sure she and her babies get a real shot at a healthy life. Every donation — big or small — goes directly toward their vaccines, eye care, and sterilization. Thank you for considering giving this little family a future.

Luna is a sweet, gentle horse who almost didn't make it. She was kept in the back of a stable, neglected, with a badly infected eye — and the people responsible didn't want to treat her. Instead, they wanted to put her down. I couldn't let that happen. The day I went to see her, I looked into her eyes and knew she deserved a chance. So I took her in, gave her a safe home, and surrounded her with the love and care she had never known. But Luna's fight isn't over yet. What began as an infection has progressed into eye cancer. She now needs surgery to save her eye — and possibly her life. This is not something we can do alone, and that's why we're reaching out to you. Luna has already survived so much. She is gentle, resilient, and full of life. With your help, she can keep fighting. Every donation, big or small, brings Luna one step closer to healing. Please share her story — it could make all the difference. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts — and from Luna too.

Hello, my name is Adriaan and i have a small private Rescue Center in the south of Tenerife and I am raising money for Eclipse and 13 other horses we took under our whings here is what happened with eclipse: Eclipse spent years giving his all. His owner left him at a riding school to earn his keep while he worked in England. At first they paid for his care. Then they overworked him. When arthritis hit his legs, they pushed him harder. Eventually they moved him to the back of the stables andforgot him. No farrier. Not enough food. No treatment for his painful fly allergy, so his skin was covered in raw wounds. when is owner came back from England he found eclipse in horrible state and needed to go back to England for his work , And We couldn’t leave him there. Now Eclipse lives at our private rescue with 13 other saved horses. Today he’s on pension. He still works a little with us when he wants, but less and less because of his arthritis. And that’s exactly how it should be. After years of hard work and neglect, he gets to choose rest. *Your help funds his pension* Donations go to: * Arthritis and wound treatment *Special feed + farrier* to keep his body strong *Fly protection* so his skin remains healthy Eclipse gave years to others. Now we get to give back. Help us keep his pension going. Thank you for making his retirement safe and loved. ---

A phone call changed everything. Someone had spotted a tiny pony lying on the side of the road — and she had been there for three days. When we arrived, what we found broke our hearts. Dolly was skin and bone, completely dehydrated, and unable to stand. Her hooves had grown so long they had curled, and her teeth were severely overgrown from years of neglect. Her kneecap was displaced and fibrosis had formed in the joint — her little body had been through so much. We brought her home to Finca La Bonita, and the work began. Today, Dolly is on her feet. She is walking. She is here. She still has a long road ahead, but every step she takes is a miracle — and proof of what your support makes possible.