#GiveHope to animals that have no one else
ROLDA UK was set up on 16 July 2015
as a charitable incorporated organisation established in England and Wales, Reg. No. 1162690.
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About ROLDA UK
Romania is home to one of the largest stray dog populations in Europe, estimated to be over 600,000. ROLDA UK is a small charity acting as “supporting organization” for the partner charity ROLDA Romania, the “global entity”.
ROLDA UK is dedicated to help injured, neglected & abandoned dogs and cats that have no one else in Romania & globally where they suffer the consequences of natural or human made disasters like in war-torn Ukraine. We currently care for hundreds of dogs and cats in our three shelters. We are committed to raising awareness & funds to help them in Romania but also rehome responsibly in forever British homes, sociable and healthy dogs.
The UK team is formed by a growing team of wonderful, skilled British staff & volunteers and mainly works:
to raise awareness and financial support for ROLDA Romania for animals in need and for the poor Romanian communities struggling to look after their pets responsibly;
to find homes for rescue dogs by ROLDA Romania team, alongside compiling applications for grants to sustain our work;
to support other programs and campaigns initiated by ROLDA Romania, including providing Worldwide aid to animals and their people located in areas affected by natural of humane made disasters e.g. the war in Ukraine;
to build a network of fosters carers in order to bring dogs over for people to meet before they make a decision and also as a back-up for any unsuccessful adoptions.
Some of #ROLDAdogs adopted in the UK
Amira
Billy
Bud
Carina
Casino
Cora
Dosia
Hecktor
Jerome
Lucky
Simona
Tahlia
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ROLDA’s founder invites you to find out how we started and why
“ROLDA UK became a registered CIO in 2015 and currently has 3 trustees and operates thanks to a small
team that cover admin, social media, adoption & foster, individual and community fundraising.
The support generated from UK is vital for the global entity to continue reaching the most vulnerable animals in Romania, Ukraine and beyond. I want to express my gratitude to all our generous British supporters who make our work possible.”
With respect and hope, Dana!
