Did You Know?

We are offering private visits during opening hours, by appointment. We are also open to emergencies.


Money received from private visits goes solely to Happy Paws to be able to continue this great service to the STRAY animal community.

 
  • Welcome
  • Opening Times
  • Telephone Numbers

Happy Paws Charity Organization strives to be a service to the STRAY animal community in Malta and to the people who care for them, by providing free neutering, through membership of our organisation, in our own Veterinary Clinic, promoting our stray dog adoption scheme and various other programs. Apart from our resident Veterinary Surgeons, it is completely run by volunteers.
We finance the organization by operating 2 charity shops, through sponsorships, donations, our Rainbow wall and fund-raising events.

Happy Paws is a registered and recognised non-profit NGO (VO 0119)

Animal Clinic: Monday till Friday: 9am till 3pm     Saturday Closed 

Santa Venera/ HamrunCharity Shop: Monday till Saturday: 9am till 1pm 

Wednesday afternoons from 4 till 7pm

Marsascala Charity Shop: Monday till Saturday: 9am till 1pm  and 4pm till 7pm

 

 

Our Animal Clinic: 21227127

Animal Welfare: 25904113  (7am/3pm),   Otherwise: 25904236/132

24hrs Animal Ambulance Emergency Service:  21224001

For removal of dead domestic animals from arterial roads call the cleansing services department:  23605000 (office hrs) or freephone: 80076608 (24 hrs)

Sheila

Sheila is in need of a good home.  She is about nine years old and is very obedient and also house trained.  She has a wonderful character.  She is very loving and playful.

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Thanks to the Bikers!

 

 We are very grateful for a 500 Euro food- and medicine voucher that was presented to the Happy Paws Animal Clinic by TV presenters Nevisc Borg Caligari and Pierre Borg of On D Road TV program, aired by One productions, through SOS Animals Malta.

 

Found in Gzira

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I  found this dog on the streets last night in gzira..

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Welcome donation

 We thank a very generous supporter who apparently was not impressed by the 5 year old, worn-out T-shirts we wear in the clinic and decided to donate 50 new ones, sporting our new logo. A very welcome gift.

Visit from Marsaskala

After being invited to our clinic to see where the revenue of the Marsascala Happy Paws Charity shop is put to use,

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Happy Day

A very Happy day for Happy Paws indeed.

Today we received a fantastic donation from Saint James Hospital.

Saint James Hospital marketing manager Mr. Frederick Attard presented us with an Ultrasound Unit, a ECG and Defibrillator system and two infusion pumps. A very welcome addition to our equipment, particulary for emergencies. Under the watchfull eyes of Dr. Mario Spiteri and his Animal Welfare team, it was happilly accepted by Moira, Maike, Alex and Victoria. (see Times of Malta) 

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Welcome Victoria

With our ever growing neutering and treatment waiting list, it became clear we needed to expand our team and employ an additional Vet.

We are very proud to introduce Dr. Victoria Bondin as our latest addition and we wish her many happy days in our clinic.

And.....

Over 40 much appreciated volunteers are now working with us in various capacities.

Since reopening the clinic with our new Vet, we have performed  more than 3000 medical interventions, from neuterings to emergencies.

These emergencies included other animals such as bird of prey (broken leg), ferret, rabbit (removing gall stones), an abandoned mouse with eye problems and many others. 

Sofar, 45 lucky dogs have found a new home through our Adoption Scheme.

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If you are looking after a group of stray animals and could use our help, join us and become a Member.

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Wanted: Volunteers

 As Happy Paws is totally managed by volunteers, we always look out for friendly, outgoing people, to help in the clinic or shops. Even if you have only one morning or afternoon to spare, we would be delighted to welcome you. If you would like to be a receptionist in the clinic, you will need some basic computer knowledge.

You can enhance skills you already have or develop new ones. Volunteering with Happy Paws is knowing that you are a part of a team providing care to many animals in need. You will soon come to realize just how valuable you are to the animals and to the Happy Paws team.