WELCOME TO SPAZ/ΣΠΑΖ Society for the Protection of Stray Animals Σύλλογος Προστασίας Αδέσποτων Ζώων - working to protect stray animals in the southern suburbs of Athens, Greece - |
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For more information on SPAZ, our work, and how we can help you help the animals, contact the appropriate person listed below. General Contact Details: PO Box 70213 Glyfada, Athens Greece 166-10 spazgreece@hotmail.co.uk Individual Contact Details: Joanna Doulakis (President) 6948 011572 joanna_spaz@live.com Tatiana Papamoschou (Vice President) tatianapapa@hotmail.com 6944 221297 210 895 8582 Fofi Dimitriadou (Treasurer) fofi_spaz@live.com Tzela Pagoni (Secretary) tzela_spaz@live.com Nikki Clainos (Member-at-large) nikki_spaz@live.com 6988 690493 Lucille Morin (committee member) billholz1940@msn.com Sue Green (committee member) 6977 939137 sjg1@hotmail.co.uk Vasso Clainos (website) vassic@hotmail.com Elizabeth Koubena (website) elizkou@hotmail.com Sia Hurst (website) spazgreece@hotmail.co.uk Click here to go to our Facebook Page |
SPAZ is affiliated with the RSPCA (UK) and receives support from GAWF (UK). SPAZ is also a member of CIDAG, Coalition in Defense of the Animals of Greece and the Panhellenic Animal Welfare Movement. SPAZ is a registered charity in Greece - No. 773/87, tax number 090052226, and works in the southern suburbs of Athens. |
ATTENTION! SPAZ MEMBERS We would like to ask you to help us update our records by sending us your current contact information. Please send your mailing address, phone number, & email address along with your name as soon as you can PLEASE!!! CLICK HERE TO UPDATE YOUR INFO WITH SPAZ |
SPAZ is a registered charity (Athens Court 773/1987) that operates in the southern suburbs ofAthens, based in Glyfada. It is run entirely by volunteers, led by a committee of five executive members, and 90% of the income is spent on neutering animals and providing emergency veterinary services. SPAZ concentrates on working as an effective local group, cooperating with local authorities, other animal welfare groups and citizens, in the common goal of stray animal population control. Since 1987, SPAZ has neutered more than 18,000 cats and dogs. The aim of SPAZ is to control the stray animal population by neutering and homing as many stray cats and dogs, as possible. We encourage responsible pet ownership; we have produced leaflets on a number of topics, and they are available free of charge. SPAZ is opposed to the use of animals in experiments, animals in zoos, circuses, animals in, animals kept in cages in bars, animals sold in pet shops, chained dogs, dogs constantly kept on balconies, inhumane transport of farm animals, inhumane practices in slaughter houses, inhumane treatment of farm animals, hunting, the use of all snares and traps which cause suffering, the use of poisons on animals, the abandonment of pets on the streets, the trade in wild animals, organized dog fights, dog races, bull fighting, farming of animals for their fur and cruelty to animals in general. We work on the street; we have no shelter and we are opposed to operating such a shelter; we have neither office nor any clinic. We focus on working in local neighbourhoods, providing resources to its members to enable them to help the animals in their area through private vets. Our income is generated from memberships, monthly car boot sales, donation boxes in various shops and a 2 day annual Christmas Bazaar. SPAZ has distributed thousands of brochures throughout the country to animal welfare groups and individuals on a number of topics (see our brochures page). We are dedicated to educating the new generation in Greece in responsible animal welfare, to working with other animal welfare groups on national issues, to add our voice to protests against cruelty towards animals and the banning of animal circuses in Greece. Our members are our strength. If you are a member of SPAZ you have probably neutered some animals. You should be proud. As of the end of 2008, we have neutered about 20,000 cats and dogs -- 1401 in 2008! We have done well. There is more work to do. The situation for stray animals in Greece has changed since we began in 1987 - but let’s face it, it is still far from good. |
CLICK ON THE DONATE BUTTON BELOW TO HELP US HELP THE ANIMALS YOUR DONATION IS SECURED BY THE PAYPAL® SYSTEM - YOU NEED NOT HAVE A PAYPAL® ACCOUNT TO HELP US, JUST A CREDIT CARD AND A LOVE FOR ANIMALS |
SPAZ/ΣΠΑΖ GREECE Society for the Protection of Stray AnimalZ Σύλλογος Προστασίας Αδέσποτων Ζώων |
Meet the 2010-11 SPAZ COMMITTEE MEMBERS President – Joanna Doulakis Vice-President – Tatiana Papamoschou Secretary – Tzela Pagoni Treasurer – Fofi Dimitriadou Member-at-large – Nikki Clainos Alternates – Sue Green and Lucille Morin Auditing Committee – Bill Holz, Heidi Nestlen, Maria Arvaniti CIDAG/Union representatives – Elizabeth Koubena, Sue Green, Tzela Pagoni SPAZ Website/Public Relations Committee Elizabeth Koubena, Sia Hurst, Vassi Clainos |
ΤΟ 2010-11 ΣΠΑΖ ΣΥΜΒΟΥΛΙΟ ΤΟ ΔΙΟΙΚΗΤΙΚΟ ΣΥΜΒΟΥΛΙΟ ΠΡΟΕΔΡΟΣ – ΝΤΟΥΛΑΚΗ ΤΖΟΑΝΝΑ ΑΝΤΙΠΡΟΕΔΡΟΣ – ΠΑΠΑΜΟΣΧΟΥ ΤΑΤΙΑΝΑ ΓΡΑΜΜΑΤΕΑΣ – ΠΑΓΩΝΗ ΤΖΕΛΑ ΤΑΜΙΑΣ – ΔΗΜΗΤΡΙΑΔΟΥ ΦΩΦΗ ΜΕΛΟΙ – ΚΛΑΙΝΟΥ ΝΙΚΗ ΑΛΤΕΡΝΑΤΕΣ – ΓΚΡΝΗ ΣΟΥΖΑΝΑ, ΜΟΡΙΝ ΛΟΥΣΙΛ ΕΛΕΥΚΤΙΚΗ ΕΠΙΤΡΟΠΗ ΧΟΛΖ ΜΠΙΛ, ΑΡΒΑΝΙΤΗ ΜΑΡΙΑ, ΝΕΣΤΛΕΝ ΧΑΙΝΤΙ ΕΚΠΡΟΣΩΠΟΙ ΣΤΗΝ ΟΜΟΣΠΟΝΔΙΑ ΚΟΥΜΠΕΝΑ ΕΛΙΖΑΜΠΕΘ, ΓΚΡΗΝ ΣΟΥΖΑΝΑ, ΠΑΓΩΝΗ ΤΖΕΛΑ ΣΠΑΖ WEBSITE/PUBLIC RELATIONS ΚΟΥΜΠΕΝΑ ΕΛΙΖΑΜΠΕΘ, ΧΕΡΣΤ ΣΙΑ, ΚΛΑΙΝΟΥ ΒΑΣΣΗ |
Breaking News SPAZ’s new Vice-President, Tatiana Papamoschou, went on Skai’s Telethon to raise money for Haiti on Monday night (12:10am), to announce our donation to Unicef of 300 Euros. We wanted to show that we care about animals and people. She represented us very well. Thanks Tatiana. |
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