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ROLDA is an internationally supported charity working in Romania to solve the appalling problem of the country’s estimated 2.5 million stray dogs humanely,efficiently and responsibly. Our focus is on rescue, rehabilitation, adoption and rehoming. We also offer practical help and education locally to low-income dog owners and campaign nationally for animal rights.
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Charitable incorporated organisation established in England and Wales, reg. no. 1162690. Donations are tax exempt and Gift Aid can be claimed.
Email : rolda@rolda.org.uk
Address : ROLDA UK, Suite 9273, PO Box 4336, Manchester, M61 0BW
Phone : 07470549402
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