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A Non Profit Organisation With a Mission to Help, Protect and Find a Permanent Home for Stray Animals

Mona and Friends grew from a simple but urgent truth: too many animals in are living on the streets without safety, food, or love. We are a volunteer driven, non profit organization founded by a licensed veterinarian who turned a lifelong passion for animal welfare into real, hands-on action for homeless dogs and cats every single day.

Our goal is to build a dedicated animal welfare facility, and with the generous support of donors and volunteers, we are getting closer. Once complete, the facility will have two wings. The left wing will be a free shelter for rescued stray animals, providing veterinary care, safe housing, socialization and adoption support. The right wing will operate as a boarding and pet care center for paying customers, making the shelter financially sustainable without ever compromising on the animals who need us most.

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Our Care & Support

Care That Makes a Difference

Every animal in our care receives individual attention, professional veterinary support and a genuine path toward a loving, permanent home.

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Medical Support & Recovery

Our founder is a qualified vet. Every rescued animal receives a full health assessment, treatment and vaccinations before adoption.

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Safe & Secure Shelter

Clean, comfortable housing for stray dogs and cats while they wait for their forever families to find them.

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Responsible Adoption Process

Every adoption is handled carefully. We match animals with the right families to ensure lasting, happy placements.

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Compassion
Driven Care

Our volunteers bring warmth, patience and dedication to every animal in our care, seven days a week.

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Community
Focused Mission

We work alongside local communities in Macedonia to raise awareness, encourage responsible ownership and reduce stray animal populations.

Trusted by Animal Lovers

Hear from the families who adopted, volunteered and donated to help us make a difference.

Frequently Ask Questions

How can I adopt a pet from Mona and Friends?

To adopt a pet, get in touch with us through our contact page or give us a call. We will talk through which animals are currently available, tell you a little about their personalities, health history and needs, and guide you through our straightforward adoption process. We want every match to be a lasting one.

How can I donate or support your mission?

You can donate directly through our website using the donation form on the home page. Every contribution, no matter the size, goes directly toward food, veterinary care, shelter costs and the ongoing build of our dedicated facility in Macedonia. You can also donate supplies, share our page or help by spreading the word.

What should I do if I find an injured stray animal?

If you find an injured stray dog or cat, please contact us as soon as possible. Our team will advise you on the safest steps to take and, where we can, we will come to collect the animal, transport it to safety and provide the medical care it needs. Please do not leave an injured animal without first seeking help.

Do you provide medical treatment for rescued animals?

Yes. As an organization founded and led by a licensed veterinarian, medical care is at the heart of everything we do. Every animal we rescue receives a full health check, vaccinations, parasite treatment and any other veterinary care needed before being placed for adoption. All animals are spayed or neutered where appropriate.

Can I volunteer with Mona and Friends?

Absolutely. Volunteers are the backbone of our work. Whether you can help with animal care, fundraising, events, transport or simply spending time socializing the animals at our shelter, we would love to have you. Get in touch through our contact page and tell us a little about yourself and how you would like to help.

Make a Donation

Support our cause and help us care for animals. Every contribution counts! Your donation funds veterinary treatment, daily food and care, and helps us move closer to building our permanent rescue facility.