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    IRA

    At the forefront of animal well-being.

    0 animals are currently available for adoption through IRA in Avenida General Roçadas 19 A - Lisboa. Open a profile and contact the shelter directly to confirm availability.

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    About the shelter

    NIRA, also known as Intervenção e Resgate Animal (Animal Intervention and Rescue), is a vital organization based in Greater Lisbon, Portugal, committed to the welfare and rehoming of dogs and cats. They operate with a strong emphasis on community involvement, encouraging both financial contributions and direct adoption to provide loving homes for animals in need. Their commitment extends to active rescue operations, documented and shared across their social media platforms, highlighting the direct impact of their work and the importance of public engagement.

    Mission

    NIRA is dedicated to improving the quality of life for animals, relying on community support through donations and an exclusive supporter card to fund its crucial rescue and adoption efforts.

    History & background

    Operating with a clear mission to enhance the quality of life for animals, NIRA has established itself as a significant advocate for animal welfare in Portugal. While specific founding dates are not detailed, the organization's current structure and activities reflect a well-developed commitment to animal rescue and adoption. They actively engage the public through various channels, including a supporter card that offers benefits while funding their work, and regular updates on their interventions and rescues via social media. This approach underlines a history of responsive action aimed at addressing the pressing needs of abandoned and mistreated animals.

    Geographic service area

    NIRA primarily serves the Greater Lisbon region of Portugal. Their efforts in animal intervention and rescue are focused on assisting animals within this area, providing critical support and care. The organization's outreach through its online platforms and social media extends its influence, inviting support and adoptions from a wider audience, though its direct rescue operations are concentrated locally.

    Animals rescued

    NIRA is dedicated to the rescue and rehoming of both dogs and cats. They emphasize the profound benefits of adopting a pet, highlighting that a four-legged friend brings health, well-being, and unwavering companionship. The organization actively showcases the animals available for adoption, encouraging potential adopters to consider giving a 'patudo' (a furry friend) a second chance at a fulfilling life. Their campaigns consistently promote the message that adopting a rescued animal is 'um pequeno gesto, uma enorme causa'—a small gesture, a huge cause—underscoring the significant impact each adoption has on an animal's life.

    How to adopt from this shelter

    1. 1

      Discover Animals Online

      Explore the diverse range of dogs and cats available for adoption directly on NIRA's website, where each animal's story awaits a new chapter.

    2. 2

      Initiate Adoption Inquiry

      Once you find a suitable companion, you can begin the adoption process through the 'Adota um Animal' section to express your interest.

    3. 3

      Benefit from Pet Companionship

      Understand the health and well-being advantages of having a pet, as highlighted by NIRA, recognizing the loyal companionship they offer for life.

    4. 4

      Change a Pet's Life

      By adopting, you become a part of a 'huge cause,' providing a rescued animal with a loving home and a chance for a fulfilling future after being abandoned.

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