Frieda was likely born in September 2025 and lived with a small pack in the mountains of Greece. Unfortunately, they were right next to a road where accidents happen frequently, which is why she was brought to the Filia Shelter. Frieda is still very reserved and shy, but she enjoys cuddles and will surely warm up over the next few weeks. She has been spayed, vaccinated, and microchipped.
Zita and her sister Lotte were born around 11/25 and were abandoned as puppies. Just a few days after they arrived at the Filia Shelter, it quickly became clear that although they’re still small, they can already hold their own against the bigger dogs. Zita is very affectionate and friendly toward people and loves playing with the other dogs. She’s been vaccinated and microchipped and will be a small sized dog.
Smith and his sister Patty were abandoned as kittens next to a trash can in our village. Since they weren’t yet able to fend for themselves, they were taken in by the shelter. There, they are growing up to be active and playful kittens. Both are very people-oriented and love getting plenty of cuddles. Born in late March 2026, they have already received their first vaccination and are looking for a forever home. They can be adopted as single or together.
Möttis arrived at the shelter in very poor condition. He had bladder stones, the ligaments in his back-leg were damaged, and to make matters worse, he had been shot with an air gun and had two bullets lodged in his body. Despite all this, he showed a strong will to live. After his injured leg was amputated and following many treatment sessions, Möttis can now move around again without pain and is very people-oriented and cuddly. Unfortunately, his health issues didn’t end there: Möttis was diagnosed with FIV (feline AIDS). It is a chronic disease and is contagious to other cats. He is now looking for a loving home, either with another FIV-positive cat or on his own. Unfortunately, he is also incontinent, which means it would be best for him to live in a fenced outdoor area or garden without contact with healthy cats. His condition is not contagious to humans or dogs! We hope to find Möttis a suitable home where he can live in peace and dignity. He is a very sweet boy, super cuddly, friendly and deserves so much a second chance! Möttis is vaccinated, chipped and spayed.
Patty and her brother Smith were abandoned as kittens next to a trash can in our village. Since they weren’t yet able to fend for themselves, they were taken in by the shelter. There, they are growing up to be active and playful kittens. Both are very people-oriented and love getting plenty of cuddles. Born in late March 2026, they have already received their first vaccination and are looking for a forever home. They can be adopted as single or together.