FOR THE ONES LEFT BEHIND
They survive.
Together, we help
them live.
From conflict zones and streets of hardship
to safety, care and a place to belong.
KNOWS NO
BORDERS
THE HEART OF FRONTLINE PAWS
A life is a life.
Wherever it begins.
Some animals are born into conflict. Others are abandoned where help is almost impossible to find. None of them chose it.
Frontline Paws grew from hands-on rescue work in places affected by conflict and severe hardship. We help dogs and cats reach safety, receive care and find the right homes, wherever that journey takes them.
Behind it is Conchi, an independent rescuer supporting animals across countries alongside her work, with the help of people who open their homes and give their time.
Care before everything.
The right home, for life.
Compassion across borders.
REAL LIVES. REAL REASONS TO HELP.
More than a rescue.
A whole life ahead.
Small moments from the places where this work began. Every photograph belongs to the Frontline Paws story.
A HOME CAN CHANGE EVERYTHING
Help write their
next chapter.
A foster home offers breathing room. An adoptive home offers a new beginning.
They have survived
so much.
Home should be next.
Dogs rescued from around military camps have made the journey from Somalia to care in Uganda. Finding suitable foster and adoptive homes is the next step.
Profiles and ages reflect rescue updates from August–October 2026. Current availability, location and travel arrangements must be confirmed with the rescue team. Journal photographs are not matched to individual profiles.
RESCUE IS ONLY THE BEGINNING
From danger.
Through care.
Towards home.
A safe future takes more than a flight. It takes patience, planning and people who stay.
Reach safety
Away from immediate danger, with somewhere safe to rest.
Heal and prepare
Veterinary care, recovery and individual travel preparation.
Find the right match
Honest conversations, a home assessment and the animal’s needs first.
Begin again
A carefully planned journey and time to settle into a new home.
THERE IS A PART FOR YOU
You don’t have to do everything.
Just something that matters.
WHAT SUSTAINS A RESCUE
Much of this work is personally funded by Conchi. Practical help makes space for the next animal who needs it.
GOOD QUESTIONS. HONEST ANSWERS.
A little clarity.
A meaningful first step.
Responsible rescue means taking the time to get things right.
Where does Frontline Paws work?
The rescue work spans Somalia, Mali, Qatar, Kenya and Uganda. Each country plays a different role: some are places of rescue, others provide care or a staging point for onward travel. Homes are considered according to each animal’s needs and the practical requirements of the destination.
How does adoption work?
The first step is an honest conversation about the animal and your home. Prospective adopters complete a questionnaire, discuss their experience and provide home photos or a video. Suitability, household members, other animals and a safe environment all matter. No placement or travel date is guaranteed before individual checks are complete.
Can I foster instead of adopting?
Yes. A suitable foster home can be an essential step towards adoption. The animal’s needs, your location, the expected period and the support arrangements should be agreed with the rescue team before a placement. Please be clear about any limits on the time or care you can offer.
Do rescued cats need secure homes?
Our approach prioritises indoor homes or secure catios, with safe windows and balconies. Blind cats must remain strictly indoors. The arrangements for any individual cat are discussed during the matching process.
What does being a flight buddy involve?
Share your planned route and dates first. If there is a suitable match, the rescue team can discuss the airline, animal-handling arrangements, documents and responsibilities with you. Please do not book or change travel for an animal before the arrangements have been confirmed.
Are there adoption or transport costs?
Costs depend on the animal, route and destination. Adopters may be asked to contribute towards arrival handling or transport. Any contribution and what it covers should be agreed in advance. This site does not collect payments.
FROM CONFLICT TO CARE