JOINT PRESS RELEASE 23/03/2026 An unprecedented mass poisoning of wildlife is shocking the nation Since Wednesday, March 11, one of the most serious incidents of mass wildlife poisoning in the last...
Participation in Seminars and Conferences
On December 5 and 6, ANIMA was invited by the Management Unit of the Evros Delta & Dadia National Park (NECCA) for training on providing first aid to injured wild animals. ANIMA's specialized vete...
Great Reception and Distinctions for ANIMA’s Scientific Research
ANIMA is staffed by a specialized veterinarian and a team of scientists - biologists, ecologists, and other experts - with many years of experience in wildlife care. Its unique access to primary data...
Juvenile Cinereous Vulture from Dadia
In the early hours of November 8, a juvenile cinereous vulture from Dadia, which was urgently transported to Athens by plane, arrived at ANIMA’s First Aid Station. The animal had been found earlier...
Fall’s Great White Pelicans
This fall, ANIMA took on the care of two great white pelicans. The first one, a juvenile individual, arrived at the First Aid Station on September 21 from Spetses island, where it was found disorie...