The Souda Shelter

Souda Shelter is home to over 90 abandoned puppies and dogs. Ready to make a difference?

Adopt or donate today and give these animals the love and care they deserve! Located near Chania, Crete, we provide care for abandoned and stray animals, with your support.

We love to have visitors. Please, make appointments! It will usually be in the late morning hours.

This is sweet Arabica.

Our main goal is to prioritize the animals’ mental and physical well being allowing us to have top rated animals for adoption.

Albertina, her first day in her new home, sound asleep and smiling. Good luck and good life in your new family Albertina, we will miss you.

How do I adopt?

Read how the process works.

Browse our dogs or think about the characteristics your dog should have.

Fill out either our pdf adoption application or fill out our online adoption application.

If we do not answer withhin 3 workdays, contact us!

Download our adoption application pdf, fill out and send it by email :

Fill out our online adoption application:

Dimi

How can I help?

Is there anything I can do? Yes, there is!

There is more than one way to help and we need them all!

We need staff. Come and work with us!

We need volunteers. Join us!

We need temporary fosters on Crete.

We need donations for food, medication, vaccinations, rent, petrol, wages….

Last but not least: We need people to share info about our shelter. We need people to spread the word and repost and this way to find new homes, staff, volunteers, fosters and donars !


Electronic bank transfer:
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Staff

We offer jobs with social benefits

Volunteer

Volunteers keep shelters running

Foster

Tiny puppies need fosters on Crete

“…We can judge the heart of a man by his treatment of animals…..”

Immanuel Kant

Did you know?

The Souda Shelter is part of the non-profit Kynonia organisation which organizes five other much needed welfare projects on Crete!

Unsure if an animal needs help?

If you’re on Crete and see a stray or poor-looking dog, even if it has an owner, check our Emergency Page for guidance.

Not all animals that appear neglected are in immediate need. Get the right information before taking action — we’re here to assist!