The well being of humans is closely linked to the welfare of the animals.

Who helps animals, also helps people.

Wherever animals live in human care, their well-being is only possible if their needs and wants are known and addressed. Our non-profit organization FinnDomingo e.V. helps people in Germany and Chile acquire the necessary experience and offers opportunities to practice and exchange knowledge regarding animal husbandry, animal care and animal health.

Become a food/medicine sponsor? Here’s how…

FinnDomingo’s animal sponsorships are carried out within the project “Network Chilean Animal Welfare Association” for animals that were saved and are cared for by the member associations of this network. With their monthly payments (starting from 10 €) the animal sponsors help the respective NGO of “their” animal to pay for feed, veterinary care and ... Read more

Ellen Stähr
7. February 2025

2025: Animal sponsorship program continues

The FinnDomingo animal sponsorships were created during the COVID pandemic as emergency aid for the member associations of the “Chilean Animal Protection Network” project. They were then continued as a small contribution to the daily struggle of Chilean animal welfare activists. With their monthly payments (from €10), the animal sponsors help to ensure that “their” ... Read more

Ellen Stähr
31. December 2024

Emergency visit at Ayin Ruka

In November/December 2024, two members of FinnDomingo e.V. spent four weeks in Chile to carry out projects that had been prepared over the previous months. Moreover, very importantly, the annual project trip serves to establish personal contacts and make initial preparations for the projects that are to start in the coming year. This time, another ... Read more

Ellen Stähr
15. December 2024

First project with wild animals in human care

Currently, members of FinnDomingo e.V. are traveling Chile to prepare our projects for the year 2025. These are always exchange and education projects, which so far have mainly focused on dogs and cats, as this is the most evident problem in Chile. Equally important, though less visible, are the often appalling conditions in which farm ... Read more

Ellen Stähr
27. November 2024