Paleo Faliro Dog Shelter
We are a group of volunteers who help stray dogs š find their forever home ā¤ļø. Paleo Faliro, Athens
You can help the doggies in many different ways; choose the one that suits you better.
- Come with us to walk the doggies
- Adoption open
- Donate or offer your services (vet, dog trainer…)
A Place Built on Care and Kindness
We are a small, dedicated dog shelter based in the heart of Paleo Faliro, Athens, near Trocantero Park. Our mission is to rescue, care for, and rehome dogs in need, giving them a second chance at a safe and loving life.
Every dog deserves love
Every dog deserves a chance to feel safe, cared for, and loved. With patience and affection, we help them regain trust and discover the joy of being part of a family.
Small actions, big impact
Itās not just about grand gesturesāa daily walk, a gentle pat, or a few minutes of playtime can completely transform a dogās life. Every small action has a real and lasting effect.
Community makes the difference
Our shelter thrives thanks to the people around us. Volunteers, adopters, and neighbours all play a role in giving dogs the care and opportunities they deserve, creating a community of hope and support.
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Our doggies
Jimmy
Handsome, healthy and full of life! Playful, obedient, cuddly and with the energy of a young child. Ideal companion for families with children as well š
Angelos
Introducing Angelos, our adorable little cow. He’s a delightful pup in need of a loving and caring family.
Vangos
Our excited sheep is suitable for a home, ideally with a garden space. He has a lot of love to offer for his human/family.
Join the team!
Join our team of volunteers and make a real difference in the lives of dogs in need. Your time, care, and love can turn a lonely shelter into a place full of joy, walks, and wagging tails. Become a volunteer today and help give every dog the happy life they deserve!š¶ā¤ļø
Voices from the Shelter
More than just helping
I signed up as a volunteer because I love animals, but I didnāt expect it to be so emotional. Some dogs arrive scared or withdrawn, and seeing their progress, even in the smallest ways, is incredibly powerful. You realise youāre not just helpingāyouāre part of their healing.
ā Maria K., Athens
I didnāt expect to get attached
I came to the shelter during my Erasmus, just looking to do something meaningful with my time. At first, it was just a few walks here and there. But then there was this one dogāalways nervous, always staying a bit behind. Week after week, we walked together, and slowly, he started to trust me. The day he wagged his tail when he saw meā¦ I donāt think Iāll ever forget that.
ā Lucas M., Erasmus Student
I kept coming back
At first, it was something I did in my free time. But after a few visits, I realised I was looking forward to it all week. You start recognising them, their personalities, their little habits. And without noticing, they become part of your life.
ā Nikos T., Athens
āDogs do speak, but only to those who know how to listen.ā
Orhan Pamuk
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Volunteers of Paleo Faliro 