The Homeless Animals Hospital is a new project launched by Romania Animal Rescue to provide veterinary help for homeless animals as well as for pets of the impoverished people in Romania. Homeless Animals Hospital project was awarded "Project of the Month" by GlobalGiving following a visit by their representative in February 2015.

22 pounds of food costs between $6 and $7, and can feed 20 - 30 animals per day, depending on their size and season of the year (i.e. during freezing winter weather more food is needed). There are an estimated 2.5 millions stray dogs in Romania on the streets and in poor shelters, suffering from starvation,abandonment and neglect Romania Animal Rescue's help includes spay/neuter, education,veterinary care, and food. We intend to bring that food source to them, with your valuable help.

Ongoing spay/neuter of street and owned dogs in Romania to humanely decrease the population of unwanted street, stray and abandoned dogs. Free sterilization, veterinary treatments, and veterinary training provided

Romania has thousands of cats that roam the streets and neighborhoods in search of food and shelter. Each unspayed female cat, her mate and all of their offspring, producing 2 litters of kittens per year, can produce well over 10,000 kittens in 5 years. Our goal, with your help, is to provide free high skilled spay/neuter surgeries to alleviate the suffering of cats who are hit by cars, abandoned, starving on the streets and in neighborhoods of Romania. Thank you.

Romania Animal Rescue would like to expand our elementary school education program in Romania. We have been asked to start educational programs throughout Romania. With your help, we can print 10,000 booklets at approximately $2 per booklet (20 page color booklets of excellent quality) so that more children can be taught the importance of spay/neuter and how to treat the animals in Romania. Our goal is also to introduce children to a career of becoming a veterinarian, that is very needed.