Phoenix Association - France

19/06/2026

🇬🇧 PLEASE SHARE – LOST CAT 🐾

Chouquette has gone missing.

🤍 Age: Almost 2 years
🤍 Colour: White and cream
📍 Last seen: Périgueux (St Martin / Plumancy / Lycée Claveille)

Chouquette is much loved, and it is very unusual for her to wander far from home. Her owners are extremely worried and are desperately hoping to bring her home safely.

Please check your gardens, garages, sheds and outbuildings. Even the smallest sighting could help.

📞 Contact: Pauline Dteil on Facebook or +33 6 17 19 05 11

Please share this post to help bring Chouquette home. Thank you. ❤️

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🇫🇷 MERCI DE PARTAGER – CH**TE PERDUE 🐾

Chouquette a disparu.

🤍 Âge : Presque 2 ans
🤍 Couleur : Blanche et crème
📍 Secteur : Périgueux (Saint-Martin / Plumancy / Lycée Claveille)

Chouquette est très aimée et il est très inhabituel qu’elle s’éloigne de chez elle. Ses propriétaires sont très inquiets et espèrent de tout cœur la retrouver saine et sauve.

Merci de vérifier vos jardins, garages, abris de jardin et dépendances. Le moindre renseignement peut être précieux.

📞 Contact : Pauline Dteil sur Facebook ou 06 17 19 05 11

Merci de partager cette publication pour aider Chouquette à retrouver sa famille. ❤️

18/06/2026

🇬🇧 Little Mimi ❤️

Little Mimi’s story has the happiest ending.

After the kind lady who fed her moved into a care home, Tessa made sure Mimi was safe. She had her microchipped, vaccinated and sterilised before finding her a wonderful forever home.

Thank you, Tessa, for giving Little Mimi the future she deserves. Wishing you a lifetime of love and happiness, little one. 🐾❤️

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🇫🇷 Little Mimi ❤️

L’histoire de Little Mimi se termine de la plus belle des façons.

Lorsque la dame qui la nourrissait est entrée en maison de retraite, Tessa a pris le relais. Elle a fait identifier Little Mimi par puce électronique, la faire vacciner et stériliser, avant de lui trouver une merveilleuse famille pour la vie.

Merci, Tessa, de lui avoir offert l’avenir qu’elle mérite. Nous te souhaitons une vie remplie d’amour et de bonheur, Little Mimi. 🐾❤️

17/06/2026

🇬🇧. 🐱 Less Than 24 Hours as a Foster Parent — Please Support Us 🐱

Yesterday started with an urgent vet visit in Bergerac. Our mommy cat had diarrhea, and her 2-week-old babies were also sick, losing weight. Fast forward to today:

8:30 AM vet visit: Vaccinated and chipped 5 kittens (8–9 weeks old) — all reserved, going to new families next week! 🎉
Mommy cat Crème: Sterilized, chipped, and returning to the garden where she was found — her safe home, probably where she grew up.
On the way back: Stopped because I was told there was a wounded stray cat. What I found? Someone with a kind soul feeding strays. I couldn't find the wounded cat myself. But fed 2.

When I got home: The mommy, Mme Spock and her 2-week-old babies had moved AGAIN. She hadn't cleaned them, babies lost more weight. I spent an stressful hour making baby milk, trying to feed them, wondering what did I do wrong?

Then I realized: she moved them because that part of the room was colder. I changed their bed linen in their big dog bed where everybody is safe. Mommy cleaned the babies, started nursing again. healing.
All of this in less than 24 hours.

This is what foster care looks like. The stress. The worry. The tiny victories. The constant care.
But we do it because every animal deserves safety, love, and a second chance.
Please support us:
👉 Become a Phoenix member (25€/year)
👉 Visit our book fairs/donate books every Friday between 10 and 2 at the BookCorner in Prigonrieux
👉 Donate or spread the word (donate on www.phoenixasso.fr

Every bit helps. Every animal matters.

With love, cat fur, and baby milk everywhere 🐾
Adeline
Phoenix Foster Parent
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🐱 Moins de 24 heures comme famille d’accueil — merci de nous soutenir 🐱

Hier a commencé par une visite urgente chez le vétérinaire à Bergerac. Notre maman chat avait la diarrhée, et ses bébés de 2 semaines aussi étaient malades, avec une perte de poids.

Et aujourd’hui :
Visite chez le vétérinaire à 8h30 : vaccination et identification par puce de 5 chatons de 8 à 9 semaines — ils sont tous réservés et partiront dans leurs nouvelles familles la semaine prochaine ! 🎉
Maman chat Crème : stérilisée, pucée, et bientôt de retour dans le jardin où elle a été trouvée — son jardin sûr, probablement l’endroit où elle a grandi et retrouvé son chemin.

Sur le chemin du retour : je me suis arrêtée parce qu’on m’avait dit qu’un chat blessé avait été vu. Ce que j’ai trouvé ? Une personne au grand cœur qui nourrissait les chats errants. Je n’ai malheureusement pas pu retrouver le chat blessé moi-même.

En rentrant à la maison : la maman Mme Spock et ses bébés de 2 semaines avaient encore déménagé. Elle ne les avait pas nettoyés, et les bébés avaient reperdu du poids. J’ai passé une heure stressante à préparer du lait pour bébés, à essayer de les nourrir, en me demandant : qu’est-ce que j’ai mal fait ?

Puis j’ai compris : elle les avait déplacés parce que cette partie de la pièce était plus froide. J’ai changé le linge du grand panier pour chien, où tout le monde est en sécurité. La maman a alors nettoyé les bébés et s’est remise à les allaiter.

Tout cela en moins de 24 heures.
C’est ça, la vie de famille d’accueil. Le stress. L’inquiétude. Les toutes petites victoires. Les soins constants.
Mais nous le faisons parce que chaque animal mérite la sécurité, l’amour et une seconde chance.

Merci de nous soutenir :
👉 Devenez membre de Phoenix (25€/an)
👉 Venez à nos ventes de livres
👉 Faites un don ou partagez notre cause www.phoenixasso.fr
Chaque geste compte. Chaque animal compte.

Avec de l’amour, des poils de chat et du lait pour bébés partout 🐾

Adeline
Famille d’accueil Phoenix Association - France

17/06/2026

15/06/2026

14/06/2026

‼️‼️ 🐾 Laisser les chatons avec leur mère : une nécessité, pas une option 🐾
Chaque année, des chatons sont séparés trop tôt de leur mère, souvent avec les meilleures intentions du monde. Pourtant, cette séparation précoce peut avoir de lourdes conséquences sur leur santé, leur développement et leur équilibre.
Même lorsque les chatons sont nés d'une mère sauvage, il est essentiel de les laisser auprès d'elle jusqu'au sevrage. Leur mère leur apporte bien plus que du lait : elle leur transmet les apprentissages indispensables à leur survie et à leur socialisation.
La meilleure solution consiste à mettre la maman et ses petits en sécurité le temps du sevrage. Cela permet : ✅ aux chatons de grandir dans de bonnes conditions ; ✅ à la mère de s'occuper correctement de sa portée ; ✅ de faire stériliser la maman avant son retour ou son adoption, selon la situation.
Prendre uniquement les chatons, c'est les mettre en difficulté et condamner la mère à de nouvelles gestations. Ne pas stériliser les femelles, c'est laisser la prolifération continuer sans agir à la source du problème. La protection animale ne consiste pas seulement à sauver une portée aujourd'hui, mais aussi à éviter les dizaines de naissances qui pourraient suivre demain.
🙏 Avant toute intervention, réfléchissons à la solution la plus bénéfique pour les chatons, leur mère et l'ensemble de la population féline. Protéger les chatons, c'est aussi protéger leur maman. ❤️🐱

14/06/2026

Association Les anges du Rail
are looking to rehome Athena, a beautiful 18-month-old American Bully.

She is up to date with her vaccinations and has been fully assessed.

Both a foster family or permanent adoption would be welcome 🙏

Please contact the association directly 🐾

14/06/2026

There is a question that keeps finding its way back to me.
"Where were you all this time?"
People expect me to say that they simply hadn't found me yet.
But that is almost never true.
You weren't ready to meet me.
You needed proof.
You had to walk the old road until there was nowhere left to go. You had to try everything that promised healing, harmony, or understanding. The methods. The systems. The experts. The endless advice.
You had to believe that the next answer would finally change everything.
And then you had to discover that, somehow, it didn't.
Because there is a place inside us that cannot be reached through technique.
A place that refuses to be managed.
A place that waits.
And sometimes you discover that your animal has been waiting there too.
You look into their eyes and realize that nothing obvious is wrong.
Their body is here.
Their life is here.
But the light has gone quiet.
The horse that once danced through the world now simply cooperates.
The dog that once reached for life now merely behaves.
What stands before you is not a difficult animal.
It is a being that has learned to survive.
A being that has stopped believing it will ever be truly seen.
I should probably tell you that everything will be okay.
That there is a path, a process, a framework.
But I have never been very good at offering comfort where truth is required.
I am not interested in performing safety.
I am interested in what happens when we stop pretending.
For most of my life, I was told that this was too much.
That I see too deeply.
That I ask questions people would rather avoid.
That my hunger for what is real unsettles them.
Maybe it does.
Because real encounters leave no one unchanged.
I do not believe our animals come into our lives by chance.
I believe they walk beside us as witnesses.
I believe they mirror the parts of ourselves we have forgotten.
And sometimes I believe they carry what we are not yet able to carry alone.
Otherwise, you would not be here.
At some point, life leads you to a door you never intended to open.
Not because you are fearless.
But because every other door has already closed.
You step through.
Something softens.
Something breaks.
Something begins to breathe again.
In your animal.
In yourself.
And for one fleeting moment, a thought rises that feels almost impossible to hold.
Maybe I was never meant to fix my animal.
Maybe my animal came here to awaken something in me.
But the mind does not surrender easily.
It takes this mystery and turns it back into another project.
How can I become the perfect guardian?
How can I finally solve this?
How can I get back to certainty?
How can I feel in control again?
And this is the place where most people turn around.
Because this is the threshold.
Your animal is already standing on the other side.
Waiting.
Not to teach you obedience.
Not to teach you better training.
Not to help you create the perfect relationship.
But to show you the way home.
The question has never been whether your animal can lead you.
The question is whether you are willing to follow.
Because this path will not make you into the person you think you should become.
It will strip away everything that was never you.
Until all that remains is the person you have been from the beginning.
And perhaps that is why our paths could only cross now.
Not because I arrived late.
But because you finally reached the place where you could hear what your animal has been trying to tell you all along.