MOLIM VAS POMOZITE ZAKLADI ZA ZAŠTITU ŽIVOTINJA BESTIE!

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DVANAEST DOBRIH RAZLOGA DA PODRŽITE ZAKLADU ZA ZAŠTITU ŽIVOTINJA BESTIE IZ SPLITA

1. Zaklada za zaštitu životinja Bestie krovna je neprofitna organizacija No-Kill skloništa za napuštene životinje Animalis Centrum, jedinog službenog skloništa u Splitsko-dalmatinskoj županiji. S jedinstvenom mješavinom znanja, vještina i iskustva, sklonište se tijekom godina iskazalo pružajući izvrsnu skrb i uspješno udomljavajući bezbrojne životinje - preko 3000 udomljenih pasa i mačaka do travnja 2024. godine.

2. Eco Hvar i Zaklada Bestie. Svoju prvu akciju spašavanja pasa na Hvaru odradila sam još u rujnu 2004. godine, što je dovelo do osnivanja neprofitne udruge Eco Hvar 2013. godine. Ubrzo su moj posjed preplavili neželjeni psi i štenci. Tu je uskočilo sklonište Animalis Centrum: radeći po najvišim mogućim standardima, sklonište je od naše prve suradnje 2016. godine pružilo novu šansu brojnim psima s Hvara.

3. Posvećenost obitelji. Otkako je dr. Zdenka Filipović utemeljila ustanovu za zaštitu životinja u Splitu, njezina su djeca odrasla uz njezin rad te u njemu srdačno sudjeluju. Neograničena ljubav prema potrebitim životinjama se u obitelji prenosi iz generacije u generaciju, osiguravajući rijedak kontinuitet koji će trajati godinama.

4. 'Beštie' do 'besties'. Vođena inspirativnim entuzijazmom Zvonimira, sina dr. Zdenke, Zaklada neprestano nastoji poboljšati život stanovnika Skloništa, ali i generalno svih životinja. Uz pomoć volontera, psi iz Skloništa redovito se izvode u šetnju gradom i okolicom, dok se ljeti organizira kupanje na lokalnoj plaži za pse a zimi planinarenja na Kozjak. Ovi izleti su neprocjenjivi jer pomažu psima da vježbaju i da se u sigurnim i kontroliranim uvjetima druže s drugim psima i ljudima, volonterima, ali i nepoznatima. Vidljivost volontera u šetnji gradom također pomaže u promicanju rada Zaklade i Skloništa. Redovita stimulacija i aktivnosti socijalizacije igraju veliku ulogu u smanjenju stresa i pomažu transformaciji 'beštija' u 'besties' (prave najbolje prijatelje na svakom jeziku).

5. Edukacija, podizanje svijesti. Zaklada je uspostavila veze sa svim vrstama institucija od dječjih vrtića do velikih komercijalnih tvrtki, te organizira razgovore i radionice za bolje upoznavanje s potrebama životinja i odgovornim posjedovanjem kućnih ljubimaca. Također su i medijski izloženi, uključujući radio, televiziju i novine, gdje daju savjete i napominju zdravstvene mjere kao što su cijepljenje i suočavanje sa sezonskim rizicima, krpeljima, parazitima i gusjenicama borovog prelca. Zaklada je u Splitu uvijek zastupljena na javnim događanjima vezanim uz životinje, gdje ljudi mogu naučiti više o radu Zaklade i upoznati neke od stanovnika Skloništa – dragocjeno iskustvo za životinje i ljude.

6. Rješavanje teških situacija. Djelatnici Zaklade često su pozvani rješavati komplicirane slučajeve u suradnji s veterinarskim inspektorima, lokalnim vlastima i po potrebi, policijom. Uspješno su se nosili s različitim problemima, poput zlostavljanih pasa s agresivnim vlasnicima, čopora pasa koji slobodno lutaju i genetski manjkavih pasa koji su rezultat mentalne bolesti vlasnika da 'nagomilava pse' koja je dovela do parenja u bliskom srodstvu.

7. Pronalaženje domova. Budući da se prema štićenicima Skloništa odnose iznimno pažljivo i obzirno, osoblje upoznaje njihove karaktere i tako može prepoznati kakav bi dom bio prikladan za svaku životinju. Budući vlasnici moraju pokazati da mogu osigurati odgovarajuće uvjete za svog budućeg ljubimca. Prvo ga upoznaju, zatim ga privremeno uzimaju uz podršku, ali i kontrolu te obvezu da će ga vratiti ako se pokaže neprikladnim. Ako se sve pokaže u redu, postoji konačna pismena obveza kojom vlasništvo postaje trajno. Tijekom godina Zaklada je uspostavila snažne veze s uglednim organizacijama za životinje u drugim zemljama, posebno u Njemačkoj, Engleskoj i Austriji. Te poveznice su se pokazale ključnima za pružanje dobrih domova za veliki broj životinja: sustav dobro funkcionira, a Zaklada je informirana o psima koji su udomljeni u inozemstvu. A pomoću veze s posebnom organizacijom, čak su pronađeni domovi za neke od genetski manjkavih pasa koji su spašeni intervencijama Zaklade.

8. Korist za turizam. Mnogi posjetitelji koji ljetuju u Dalmaciji su ljubitelji životinja. Nerijetko se događa da naiđu na napuštene životinje, posebice pse, i daju sve od sebe kako bi ih negdje sklonili. Sklonište Animalis Centrum pruža jedinstvenu slamku spasa u ovakvim situacijama, a turisti koji iskuse iznimnu razinu brige Skloništa, uvijek su impresionirani i oduševljeni. Za imidž Hrvatske kao turističke destinacije iznimno je važno da se vidi kako je briga za životinje u potrebi dostupna. Dobra volja poput one koju pokazuje Zaklada Bestie leži u srcu uspjeha svih turističkih atrakcija.

9. Troškovi. Vođenje ustanove za spašavanje životinja iznimno je skupo. Budući da se radi o NO KILL skloništu gdje eutanazija životinje nije opcija (osim u iznimnim slučajevima teške bolesti ili opasnosti životinje), one mogu ostati tamo neograničeno dugo, te im je potrebna skrb i hrana mjesecima, a ponekad čak i godinama. Osim uobičajenih troškova vezanih uz nekretninu (opće stope, troškovi za korištenje vode i odvoz otpada), postoje tekući troškovi za najam nekretnine, osoblje, sanitarne uvjete, struju, hranu, veterinarsku skrb (uključujući mikročipiranje, preventivne tretmane protiv parazita, sve potrebne kirurške i medicinske intervencije, lijekove i obavezne sterilizacije) i transport. Tu su također i administrativni, bankarski i računovodstveni troškovi, plus troškovi povezani s postupkom udomljavanja. Administracija je opsežna: vodi se temeljita evidencija o svakom psu primljenom u Sklonište i ishodu njegova boravka.

10. Tko plaća? U Hrvatskoj je svaka područna uprava obvezna zakonom osnovati sklonište s najmanje 50 smještajnih mjesta za životinje, te je zajedno sa svim jedinicama lokalne samouprave obvezna sudjelovati u troškovima poslovanja skloništa (čl. 62., točka 2. i 3. Zakona o zaštiti životinja, NN 102/17, 32/19). NAPOMENA: Europska unija ne nudi financiranje operacija spašavanja životinja: sredstva EU-a dostupna su za dobrobit životinja koje se koriste u komercijalne svrhe kao što su hrana i istraživanja, ali ne za pomoć domaćim životinjama.

11. Financijski nedostaci. Financijski, Zaklada i s njom povezano Sklonište za životinje ovise o donacijama, godišnjim ugovorima za njihove usluge od lokalne vlasti i nadležnih institucija te o plaćanju za pružene usluge (konkretno, naknada za svaku primljenu životinju). Financijske mjere u gore citiranom zakonu nipošto ne pokrivaju svaki slučaj. Ne sklapaju sve lokalne samouprave u Splitsko-dalmatinskoj županiji godišnje ugovore sa Skloništem. Kada turist donese životinju lutalicu u Sklonište, što se često događa, nema jamstva da će se naći nadležna lokalna uprava koja će platiti troškove njezinog prijema. Ako se donese životinja s ozbiljnim ozljedama ili zdravstvenim problemima, troškovi operacije i medicinske skrbi moraju se podmiriti donacijama.

12. Neograničena potreba, beskrajan rad. Kao jedino sklonište za životinje u jednoj od najvećih hrvatskih županija, Animalis Centrum uvijek radi punom parom. Rashodi stalno premašuju financijska sredstva Zaklade. Zbog svoje posvećenosti izvrsnosti, Zakladi Bestie je potrebna potpuna podrška koju zasigurno i zaslužuje.

 

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