About us 

Animal Protection Aegina Agistri (APAA) is a non-profit charity founded in 2006  operating on the Greek islands of Aegina and Agistri, in the Saronic Gulf.

 

APAA is managed by a five-member board elected by the general assembly every three years. The current members (2024 - 2027)  including one alternate member, of the board. 

President - Irini Molfessi
Vice-President - Julie Oldroyd

Treasurer - Danae Seemann
Secretary - Elizabeth Koubena
Member-at-large - Manuela Tillack-Luebke
Alternate Member - Maria-Christina Kalogera

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The APAA shelter is looked after by a three-person staff and volunteers.

 

APAA provides care to abandoned companion animals and helps keep the population of strays under control. APAA spays/neuters over 800 stray cats and dogs each year, while also providing medical care, vaccinations and food. APAA owns a dog shelter and runs a successful rehoming program. 

 

APAA works with partner- charity Aegean Dogs, set up in Germany to support the shelter and the homing program.