Honor’s Shelter Sapica is situated in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is a private shelter for dogs saved from the streets, from the dog catchers, from death and from Praca public shelter. In Honor’s Shelter Sapica there are dogs that were once left to die, maltreated by uncaring owners or people on the streets. Here dogs are cared about, and they are given a chance to recover and have veterinary treatment. The aim is to find permanent homes for them through responsible adoption.

Honor’s Shelter Sapica is run by rescuers, Sejla Kadric and Fata Duric. It relies solely on the sponsorship of individual dogs and donations from kind supporters.

The harsh Bosnian winter brings its fair share of challenges including how to keep the dogs warm and dry.

Temperatures are expected to reach minus 20 degrees.

Bales of straw are bought in bulk and used to provide warmth and comfort for the dogs in their individual boxes and runs during the colder weather.

Cost is only 2.50 euros a bale.

Please can you help our dogs to survive this winter? Thank you.

Website : www.honorssheltersapica.com