Animal Zone International is a non-profit organization dedicated to saving animals, improving the environment and shaping tomorrow's future for an island community, beginning on the Greek island of Amorgos.
Fall 2025
Rescued
1,635
animals
Taught
518
Children
Sterilized
2,656
animals
Worked with
41
veterinarians
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The Animal Kingdom Candids photography gallery is now live! Explore the stunning works that will be featured in the upcoming New York event and learn how you can make an offer to support Animal Zone International.
Join us in New York City on October 30, 2025, for Animal Kingdom Candids, a unique photography exhibition and silent auction benefiting Animal Zone International. Discover extraordinary works from world-renowned photographers and support animal welfare on the island of Amorgos.
Lemonia the donkey has endured many hardships, from changing owners to living with her legs tied together. Today, she has finally found safety and freedom at the Animal Zone International shelter in Amorgos, where she will never be forced to work again.
At Animal Zone International (AZI), our mission is to protect and care for the animals of Amorgos. Every year, volunteers from around the world join us, bringing passion and energy that transform lives, both theirs and the animals they help.
Napoleon, a gentle and resilient donkey, came to the Animal Zone International equine shelter in June 2022 by order of the local police. His rescue was urgent: his legs had been tied together, the rope cutting so deeply into one that it left a severe, infected wound swarming with flies.
Every step was painful, but his eyes still carried a quiet strength.
From May 18th to 22nd, Animal Zone International (AZI), in collaboration with the Municipality of Amorgos, successfully carried out a five-day sterilization program for stray cats across the island.
In total, 80 stray cats, 36 females and 44 male, from most villages in Amorgos were sterilized.
On April 22, a father and his two sons found a kitten on the beach of Agia Anna in Amorgos. Together, they searched for his mother, and checked in on him throughout the following 24 hours. But, after a full day went by with no sign of the kitten’s mother, they called us. We took him in, named him Eclair, and immediately began an aggressive bottle-feeding schedule so the kitten could regain his strength.
Meet Pocopico. When he first came to us — an entire week after taking a hit from a car — his jaw was broken. He couldn’t see or walk straight. A preexisting respiratory disease made the situation all the more urgent.
We rushed him to the nearby island of Naxos for intensive care. We knew we had a fighter on our hands, and we never give up hope.