A Swiss project for dogs in Kosovo

Interesting article from albainfo.ch

The platform albinfo.ch has an article about the founder and president of the StrayCoCo Foundation, Dr. phil. Helen Wormser, published. The Swiss woman has been committed to animal welfare in Kosovo for many years — with heart, mind and perseverance.

Dr. Wormser personally travels to Kosovo at least twice a year to visit her local partner veterinary clinics. This is not just about organizational meetings, but also about professional support and quality control.

The continuous training of local veterinarians is particularly important to her. Because only sound medical standards — particularly with regard to castrations, vaccinations and aftercare — can the situation of street dogs be improved in the long term.

The article also describes the many challenges the Foundation is facing: lack of political support, lack of financial resources in many communities, cultural differences in dealing with dogs — and yet StrayCoco has become a source of hope.

Thanks committed partner such as clinics in Gjakova or Prizren, educational campaigns and scientifically supported CNVR programs (Catch, Neuter, Vaccinate, Return), StrayCoco has already been able to castrate and provide medical care to thousands of dogs. This is not just about saving individual animals, but about sustainable solutions — with respect for animals and humans.

Dr. Wormser is an example of humanitarian commitment that builds bridges — between countries, cultures and living beings. The article from albinfo.ch not only honors their efforts, but also provides exciting insights into the history and philosophy of StrayCoco.

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We are very pleased and would like to thank the editors. You can find the link to the online article below.

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