Snoopy Shelter Pula: A Lifeline for Dogs

Discover Snoopy Shelter in Pula, Croatia, a haven for abandoned dogs run entirely by volunteers. Learn how you can support this noble cause through donations or volunteering.

Our Visit to Snoopy Shelter  

We visited Snoopy Shelter on a Sunday, when the staff opens the doors to the public. This is an opportunity to volunteer, interact with the dogs, or simply observe the shelter, which is housed in a historic Austrian fort from around 1800.

Walking the Dogs  

On Sundays, you can visit the shelter, take a walk with a dog, or play with the puppies. The volunteer staff will help match you with a dog that suits your preferences and hasn’t been walked yet. If you plan on a longer walk, let them know so they can prepare. Most visitors opt for a walk around the shelter and fort, which offers ample space.

Multiple Shelters in the Area  

Upon arrival, you’ll notice three shelters in the vicinity: a private shelter, a state-run shelter, and another nearby facility. From a distance, the state-run shelter appears quite outdated due to limited funding. Croatia is currently building a new shelter in Pula. The waste management around the area, particularly plastic storage, also appears problematic, contributing to an environment that resembles a war zone of plastic.

Run by Volunteers  

Snoopy Shelter operates entirely on donations and the efforts of volunteers. While it may be challenging to donate to an unfamiliar shelter, visiting it can change your perspective. This shelter sets a high standard, providing excellent care, nutrition, and attention to the animals. They also welcome donations of items from their list, not just financial contributions. You can see the “Wall of Fame” showcasing adopted dogs.

24/7 Volunteer Support  

Volunteers are on-site 24/7 and have access to a mobile home donated for their use.

What You Can Donate  

Check your home for items that Snoopy Shelter always needs:

• Puppy food – dry food and cans
• Adult dog food – cans
• Flea and tick treatments
• Anti-parasite tablets
• Detergents with bleach
• Latex gloves
• Dog recovery cones (20, 25, 30 cm)
• Soaps, dishwashing liquid
• Trash bags (30, 60, 120 l)
• Brooms, shovels
• Disinfection liquids
• Sponges, toilet paper, paper towels
• Hose nozzles
• Old sheets, towels, blankets
• Training diapers for puppies
• Wood for heating
• Empty paint cans

Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you!

A Sunday Walk with a Smile  

Not ready to adopt a dog but love spending time with them? Sunday is a great day to visit the shelter, take a dog for a walk, and give them extra attention and treats. It’s perfect for those who can’t commit to a pet full-time but want to make a difference in a dog’s life.

Q&A  

Q: How can I volunteer at Snoopy Shelter?

A: Visit the shelter on a Sunday to get involved. You can help walk the dogs, assist with daily tasks, or simply spend time with the animals.

Q: What items are most needed at the shelter?

A: The shelter needs puppy and adult dog food, flea and tick treatments, cleaning supplies, and various other items listed here.

Q: How is the shelter funded?

A: The shelter relies on donations and volunteer support to operate. They are not funded by the state and rely heavily on community contributions.

Q: What should I expect when visiting the shelter?

A: You can tour the facility, interact with the dogs, and see the impact of your contributions. It’s an opportunity to support a vital cause and learn more about animal welfare.

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Our Visit to Snoopy Shelter  

We visited Snoopy Shelter on a Sunday, when the staff opens the doors to the public. This is an opportunity to volunteer, interact with the dogs, or simply observe the shelter, which is housed in a historic Austrian fort from around 1800.

Walking the Dogs  

On Sundays, you can visit the shelter, take a walk with a dog, or play with the puppies. The volunteer staff will help match you with a dog that suits your preferences and hasn’t been walked yet. If you plan on a longer walk, let them know so they can prepare. Most visitors opt for a walk around the shelter and fort, which offers ample space.

Multiple Shelters in the Area  

Upon arrival, you’ll notice three shelters in the vicinity: a private shelter, a state-run shelter, and another nearby facility. From a distance, the state-run shelter appears quite outdated due to limited funding. Croatia is currently building a new shelter in Pula. The waste management around the area, particularly plastic storage, also appears problematic, contributing to an environment that resembles a war zone of plastic.

Run by Volunteers  

Snoopy Shelter operates entirely on donations and the efforts of volunteers. While it may be challenging to donate to an unfamiliar shelter, visiting it can change your perspective. This shelter sets a high standard, providing excellent care, nutrition, and attention to the animals. They also welcome donations of items from their list, not just financial contributions. You can see the “Wall of Fame” showcasing adopted dogs.

24/7 Volunteer Support  

Volunteers are on-site 24/7 and have access to a mobile home donated for their use.

What You Can Donate  

Check your home for items that Snoopy Shelter always needs:

• Puppy food – dry food and cans
• Adult dog food – cans
• Flea and tick treatments
• Anti-parasite tablets
• Detergents with bleach
• Latex gloves
• Dog recovery cones (20, 25, 30 cm)
• Soaps, dishwashing liquid
• Trash bags (30, 60, 120 l)
• Brooms, shovels
• Disinfection liquids
• Sponges, toilet paper, paper towels
• Hose nozzles
• Old sheets, towels, blankets
• Training diapers for puppies
• Wood for heating
• Empty paint cans

Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you!

A Sunday Walk with a Smile  

Not ready to adopt a dog but love spending time with them? Sunday is a great day to visit the shelter, take a dog for a walk, and give them extra attention and treats. It’s perfect for those who can’t commit to a pet full-time but want to make a difference in a dog’s life.

Q&A  

Q: How can I volunteer at Snoopy Shelter?

A: Visit the shelter on a Sunday to get involved. You can help walk the dogs, assist with daily tasks, or simply spend time with the animals.

Q: What items are most needed at the shelter?

A: The shelter needs puppy and adult dog food, flea and tick treatments, cleaning supplies, and various other items listed here.

Q: How is the shelter funded?

A: The shelter relies on donations and volunteer support to operate. They are not funded by the state and rely heavily on community contributions.

Q: What should I expect when visiting the shelter?

A: You can tour the facility, interact with the dogs, and see the impact of your contributions. It’s an opportunity to support a vital cause and learn more about animal welfare.

Would You Like to Support Me?  

❤️❤️❤️ Would You Like to Support Me? ❤️❤️❤️ If you enjoy this content and would like to support my efforts in creating more free prompts and articles, you can do so at My Patreon. Your support is greatly appreciated and will enable me to continue providing valuable content. Thank you!