
Donor from Paris, she supports the association thanks to its transparency.
Who we are
Every dog and every cat in Douala's working-class neighborhoods deserves care. Animaux et Dignité treats them for free from its shelter in Bonabéri.


Our story
Animaux et Dignité was born from a simple realization: the stray animals of Douala's working-class neighborhoods suffer in silence, lacking care and protection.
Our association was built around one conviction: animal welfare and human dignity go hand in hand.
Today, we work alongside families, children and communities in Douala, with 50 dogs and 48 cats treated.
« Every animal deserves a second chance. »

By the numbers
Free veterinary care and a shelter, always close to the ground in Bonabéri and Douala, with impact reports published every year.
Timeline
Animaux et Dignité treats, shelters and places dogs and cats from the working-class neighbourhoods of Bonabéri and Douala for adoption.
Animals are suffering in Douala's working-class neighbourhoods for lack of care. The association was born from this observation, with one conviction: animal welfare and human dignity advance together.
Free veterinary care and the shelter open their doors to dogs and cats from the working-class neighbourhoods of Bonabéri and Douala.
The first supported adoptions are launched, with follow-up on the animal's well-being in its new home.
Dogs and cats from working-class neighbourhoods have received free care, thanks to donations and the support of our partners.
Shelter, free care, sterilisation and awareness-raising in the neighbourhoods, with 12 Guardians and an impact report published every year.
Our values
Impact reports published every year, so that every donation is visible and tracked.
A real presence in the working-class neighborhoods of Douala, close to people's needs.
Shelter, care and responsible adoption so that every animal finds genuine protection.
Respect for every animal and every community we support.
Our team
A committed team in Bonabéri, supported by volunteers for the shelter, care and awareness work.
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Donor from Paris, she supports the association thanks to its transparency.

Founder of Animaux et Dignité, born from the observation of stray animals in Douala.

Resident of Bonabéri, she testifies to free care at no cost for her family.

Parent of a pupil in Douala, he attends the school's awareness workshops.
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