Friends of the Strays of Greece
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About
About Friends of the Strays of Greece
Friends of the Strays of Greece is a dog rescue based Greece. There are currently 18 dogs listed for adoption.
The shelter typically takes in a mix of breeds — currently among the residents are Mixed Breed.
The animals currently listed at Friends of the Strays of Greece range in age from about 0 to 10 years old. Most are medium-sized.
Adoption process
Adopting from
Greek shelters often partner with Northern European rescue groups for placements. Animals are sterilized, vaccinated, and chipped before adoption. Fees vary widely depending on whether the shelter is municipal or NGO-run.
When you find an animal you'd like to meet, contact Friends of the Strays of Greece directly using the contact details in the sidebar. TailHarbor doesn't take any role in the adoption itself — we just make it easier for you to find the animal in the first place.
For a full breakdown of cross-border adoption requirements from Greece, see our Greece import guide.
At a glance
Breeds currently at Friends of the Strays of Greece
Nearby
Other shelters in Greece
Friends of the Strays of Greece is one of 20+ TailHarbor-listed rescue shelters in Greece. If you're not finding the right match here, browse these:
- A.C.E. Animal Compassion Europe - Tiere in Not e.V. (96 animals)
- Adespota Athens — Athens (100 animals)
- A Little Shelter (12 animals)
- Animalscare.gr - Filozoikos Syllogos Chanion (29 animals)
- APAL Finikas (Kreta) (26 animals)
- CARE Corfu (4 animals)
- COPRAP — Corinthia Animal Rescue (35 animals)
- Corfu Animal Help — Corfu (45 animals)
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Where is Friends of the Strays of Greece located?
Friends of the Strays of Greece is Greece.
How many animals does Friends of the Strays of Greece have available for adoption?
Friends of the Strays of Greece currently has 42 animals listed on TailHarbor. That includes 18 dogs. The inventory is refreshed daily from the shelter's own listing system.
How do I adopt an animal from Friends of the Strays of Greece?
Browse the available animals on this page and pick one you'd like to meet. Then contact Friends of the Strays of Greece directly using the phone, email, or website link in the sidebar — Friends of the Strays of Greece handles the adoption process, not TailHarbor. Greek shelters often partner with Northern European rescue groups for placements. Animals are sterilized, vaccinated, and chipped before adoption. Fees vary widely depending on whether the shelter is municipal or NGO-run.
Can I adopt from Friends of the Strays of Greece if I live in another country?
Yes. Cross-border adoption within the EU is straightforward thanks to the EU pet passport system. The animal needs to be at least 15 weeks old, microchipped to ISO 11784/11785, and have a valid rabies vaccination administered at least 21 days before travel. Friends of the Strays of Greece typically handles the vetting, chipping, and passport. The adopter coordinates the transport — common options include rescue networks (NGO-run road transport), professional pet-transport companies, "flight nannies" (volunteer in-cabin couriers), or self-drive pickups for shelters in neighbouring countries.
Is Friends of the Strays of Greece a verified shelter on TailHarbor?
Friends of the Strays of Greece is listed on TailHarbor based on data scraped from their own website, but TailHarbor has not yet manually verified the shelter's contact details. We recommend confirming details directly with the shelter before travelling for an adoption visit.
What is the adoption fee at Friends of the Strays of Greece?
TailHarbor does not track adoption fees — they vary by animal and by shelter, and are set by Friends of the Strays of Greece directly. Typical fees in Greece cover the animal's pre-adoption veterinary care (sterilization, vaccinations, microchip, pet passport). Contact Friends of the Strays of Greece via the sidebar details for the exact fee for an animal you're interested in.