The main goal of the organization are intervention and preventive activities to make the society aware that animals are not objects, but living creatures that feel like people: joy, fear, pain, suffering and fear.
Our ranks will include anyone who has reached 18 years of age, has not been punished for crimes against animals and is not indifferent to the fate of animals.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD:
president - Countess Magdalena Savary de Beauregard
deputy chairman - Aldona Nowakowska
treasurer - Sylwia Rybczyńska
secretary - Grażyna Ibusz

Our activities are:
1) Broadly understood help for homeless animals and living animals
in the animal shelter.
2) Spreading humanitarian education in cooperation with schools of all levels, kindergartens, and veterinary clinics.
3) Charity assistance to indigent people who have animals by purchasing food, financing treatment and surgical operations on these animals, as well as chipboarding.
4) Animal protection and enforcement of the Animal Protection Act through cooperation with the Police, Municipal Police and other state organizations.
5) Promoting the provisions on the protection and rights of animals as well as the rules of dealing with animals, with particular emphasis on the care of animals in shelters.
6) Shaping the right attitude of people towards animals.
7) Promoting the idea of nature and ecology restoration.
8) Promotion and organization of volunteering.
9) Intervention activities within the framework of applicable law, by prosecuting and disclosing crimes against animals, and representing the rights of an animal as a victim before the justice system.

The Guardianship of Nature Protection and Animal Rights Association was registered in July 2015. We focus our activities mainly on the territory of the Dąbrówno Commune, but if necessary, we move beyond its borders. We operate in many ways: we conduct education on the humane treatment of animals among children and adolescents in schools and villages, we write projects to obtain funds for actions, we appear in court as an aggrieved person on behalf of abused animals, organize free mobile sterilization campaigns, we travel with animals in need to veterinary offices , we carry out checks on the living conditions of animals, we take care of homeless animals staying in a place of temporary stay created by the Dąbrówno commune.

Our organization was founded to defend animals. Still often in Poland, persuading people to take proper care of an animal they own, to refrain from bullying it is an ant, Sisyphean and ungrateful job. Often the effects of the efforts are disproportionately small in relation to the effort put into improving the fate of the abused animals. They are rarely spectacular successes, and most often microscopic steps on the way to improving their living conditions. In the realities of today's Poland and its lame legislation on animal rights, every extended chain, every bowl full of water, or the patched roof of the kennel is happy ... That is why we control the living conditions of animals. Since our inception, we have conducted over 150 such inspections. We react to people's reports, but we also go from house to house to check if the animals are not being harmed.

In 2018, we initiated a campaign of free, mobile sterilization of farm animals in Warmia and Mazury. During three actions in our commune 253 animals - dogs and cats were sterilized. We managed to convince the authorities of the neighboring communes: Kozłów, Rybno and Lidzbark Welski to take the action of mobile sterilization, who carried out such actions in their area. In total, thanks to this, a total of 423 animals were sterilized in our immediate vicinity. All dogs that were treated were also microchipped and entered into the database of tagged animals.

We have obtained grants from the FIO twice and several times from the budget of the Dąbrówno commune for our activities.
Since 2018, we are a public benefit organization and you can donate 1% to us when paying tax.

Thanks to the actions taken, we saved several hundred dogs and cats from homelessness. They were adopted and found the warmth of their home. In 2016, we found houses for 12 dogs, in 2017 for 22 dogs, in 2018 for 18 dogs and 11 cats, in 2019 for - 97 dogs and cats.

Like most organizations that work for animals and nature, we also struggle with financial problems. In order to effectively help and save animals, we need professional equipment such as: grippers, applicators, stretchers for injured animals, cages, lifeboats, leashes, bowls, etc., as well as funds for the treatment of animals injured in accidents or harmed by human irresponsibility.

Our actions are guided by the motto:
"You never rise as high as when you bend down to help the needy."