Charity
AGYA · Asociación Gatos y Amigos
Estepona, Málaga
Founded in Estepona in 2013 to protect street cats, AGYA runs its own veterinary centre, a trap, neuter, return programme for the town’s colonies and a rescue service for cats in need.
Our associates
The vets and fellow charities who work alongside us. SoCCS couldn’t manage the colonies without them.
Local vets neuter and treat our colony cats, and fellow charities along the coast share our goal of fewer cats born on the street. Each of us does a different part of the work.
Veterinary practice
Vetpoint Sotogrande
Sotomarket, Sotogrande (San Roque), Cádiz
Our local veterinary clinic in Sotomarket, open since 2017, with a feline-medicine focus. Vetpoint provides the surgical and clinical care that keeps our colony cats healthy and our TNR work possible.
Veterinary practice
Clínica Veterinaria Mediterránea
Sabinillas, Manilva, Málaga
A full-service practice in Manilva with 24-hour emergency cover, serving the coast from Estepona to Campo de Gibraltar. Their team supports SoCCS with veterinary care for the cats in our zones.
Work in animal welfare on this coast?
If you’re a vet, rescue or charity who’d like to support SoCCS, or be listed here as an associate, we’d love to hear from you.