Veterinary passports have been purchased for cats and dogs at the shelter!

Vaccination plays an important role in the operation of a homeless animal shelter, because it protects cats and dogs from dangerous diseases. Vaccination strengthens the animal's immune system, making it less vulnerable to various infections and helps reduce outbreaks among animals, which is important for their health and safety. Penza Foundation helps 2,000 street tails a year to find their chance for happiness, and each ward of the Foundation is vaccinated before being placed in a new home. In order to keep records and pass on reliable data to future owners of the animals, all data on treatments and vaccinations are entered into veterinary passports. You can help the Foundation to purchase 1000 passports for new residents, so that every kitten and puppy, adult statuesque cat and faithful dog has a personal document confirming its health status. Join the good deeds!