Paros · Greece

One woman.
Sixty cats.
A sanctuary in the making.

Martina is building a permanent home for the cats of Paros — abandoned, injured, born on the streets. Your monthly €5 keeps them fed, safe, and loved.

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60+ cats in care today
one woman doing this alone
€15K to break ground
365 days a year, no days off

Her story

One saucer of food.
Then everything changed.

Martina was living a quiet life on Paros — running a small studio, feeding a few strays in her spare time. Then, one by one, she could no longer look the other way.

What began as a saucer of food on a doorstep became a sanctuary for 60 cats: kittens abandoned in cardboard boxes, disabled cats nobody wanted, elders who arrived too thin to lift their heads.

Cats Eden in Paros is now a registered non-profit. It runs almost entirely on Martina's hands — and on the kindness of people who have never met her.

Martina at the sanctuary
We can't save every cat in the world.
But for these 60, and for the ones still to come —
we can change everything.

— Martina Guerra, founder

This winter

What €15,000
actually finishes.

A storage shed for food and medicine. A dedicated space for sick cats. Water and electricity extended to the new sanctuary buildings.

That's it. Not a vague mission, not an open-ended hope — three concrete things, before the cold sets in.

A few of us, every month, can finish it together.

Daily needs

What it takes to keep them alive.

Sixty cats. Every day. None of this stops.

Everyday

  • Wet & dry food
  • Special food for cats with illness
  • Sand for litter trays

Medical care

  • Vaccinations for young kittens
  • Visits to the vet
  • Special medicine & antibiotics
  • Hands-on care for the sick

From the sanctuary

Live updates from Martina.

Every rescue, every recovery, every new arrival — Martina posts it all. Tap any post to read it on Facebook.

See every post on Facebook →

€5 a month.
One cat saved.

The sanctuary is built one monthly donation at a time. Be one of them.

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