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Starting activity costs:
Includes: 1. Cost of building permission. 2- Cost of opening license. 3- Association’s foundation (€ 28.55). 4- administrative procedures related to zoological permissions.
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€ 1.000 | |
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Insurance and social costs
1. Center’s civil liability policy (100 €) 2 external interventions’ civil liability policy (€ 100) 3- vehicle insurance and road tax (450 €)
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€ 650 |
Infrastruktur
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Costs of basic supplies for the first six months of activity
1. Spend water (1,200 €) 2- Light and electricity (€ 900) 3. Internet (€ 300)
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€ 2.400 | |
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Downpayment for the land
This is the entry price we have to pay for the field where the center will be located (2 hectares), in a town called Cervelló. .
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€ 15.000 | |
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Direct costs arising from the center’s construction
This is the construction budget for the Dog Rehabilitation Center facilities: kennels, playground and socialization spaces, and so on.
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€ 16.500 | |
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Other costs associated to the field
These 10,000€ would be the remaining amount to pay the total price of the land (€ 25,000).
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€ 10.000 | |
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Training and Teaching hall
Training and Teaching workshops and seminars will be done in this small hall or classroom, and in this space we will also work individually with each dog in a safer and more secure environment, separated from other dogs.
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€ 12.000 |
Material
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Vehicle
A second hand vehicle to take the dogs to the vet, the center, and so on.
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€ 2.500 | |
| Gesamt | € 34.900 | € 60.050 |
Allgemeine Informationen
Conectadogs is developing the first Animal Assisted Psychotherapy for youth living in protection centers and deprived of parental care, in which children and dogs with parallel lives marked by emotional trauma will help each other. The dogs’ rehabilitation process works as a mirror in which are reflected the youth’s experiences, traumas and virtues.
Together, they’ll heal their wounds.
Our canine co-therapists are nowadays living in animal shelter, and because of their own traumas it’s very difficult for them to find an adoptive family. In order to find them a home, we need to create a canine rehabilitation center.
Help us to make this possible!
Hauptmerkmale
This is a two-way project: on the one hand, we aim to create a replicable model of Dog Rehabilitation Center which provides a solution to shelter dogs that, by now, have no chance of being adopted because of their behavior problems. Many shelters don’t have time or resources to reeducate these dogs; therefore, we want to be a support for traditional shelters, avoiding that these animals stay there for years by reeducating them and helping to find an adoptive family.
On the other hand, we are developing an Animal-Assisted Psychotherapy for youth in residential care, in which will participate the dogs of our Center. The hole project constitutes an Research Study collaboration with the Qualiker Group (Faculty of Psychology, University of the Basque Country) and headed by PhD and researchers Alexander Muela and Nekane Balluerka.
Warum das wichtig ist
On the one hand, we address to shelters that have desperate cases, dogs with many traumas (fear, aggressiveness, etc.) that turn them unable to be adopted. These dogs may end up spending all their lives in the shelter and, in addition to their own misfortune, they imply costs for the shelters, which often does not have time or resources to rehabilitate these dogs.
On the other hand, we help children and adolescents: those living in residential care, through the project we develop with the University of the Basque Country, and also other youth through animal-assisted interventions against bullying in schools and institutes, in which dogs that have been mistreated participate as co-therapists.
Ziele der Crowdfunding Kampagne
Our goal is to get the downpayment for the land that will host the facilities of the Canine Rehabilitation Center (or, optimally, the total cost of the land), the infrastructure needed for the dogs to live, play, socialize and rehab.
We also try to get enough funds to: a) support the center opened during the first 6 months (for supplies, food, material, etc.); and b) get a training-teaching hall in which we can offer courses, seminars and other professional services with the aim of providing regular funds for the benefit of the project’s continuity, along with partners’ contributions, Teamers, and other financing possibilities.
Our team consists of nine members:
Four psychologists:
Laura Oliva Trastoy
- Master Degree in Clinical, Forensic and Legal Psychology, Universidad Complutense de Madrid.
- Master Degree in General Health Psychology, Abat Oliba CEU University, Barcelona.
- Degree in Psychology, Abat Oliba CEU University, Barcelona. Academic Excellence Award.
Daniel Tejedor
- Course in Mediation and Conflict Resolution, Universitat Autónoma de Barcelona.
- Course in Gestalt psychology, Gestalt Institute.
- Master Degree in Psychosocial Intervention, Universitat Autónoma de Barcelona.
- Degree in Psychology, Universitat Autónoma de Barcelona.
Víctor Carretero
- PhD in Psychology, Ramon Llull University (currently pursuing)
- Master Degree in General Health Psychology, Ramon Llull University, Barcelona.
- Master of Research in Psychology, Ramon Llull University, Barcelona.
- Master in Psychology of Health and Psychotherapy, Ramon Llull University, Barcelona.
- Degree in Psychology, Ramon Llull University, Barcelona.
Laia Perera
- Master Degree in Psychosocial Intervention, Universitat Autónoma de Barcelona.
- Degree in Psychology, Universitat Autónoma de Barcelona.
One Sociologist:
Gina Claros
- Degree in Social Education, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (currently pursuing).
- Postgraduate in Educational-therapeutic interventions with dogs, University of Barcelona.
- Postgraduate in Educational-therapeutic interventions with horses, Universitat de Barcelona
- Degree in Sociology, University of Barcelona
- Leisure instructor for children, Fundació Pere Tarrés
- Diversity and education in leisure time, AECOM.
- Management of emotions course, University of Barcelona.
Two Dog Trainers:
Antonio Soutiño
• Seminar “Detection Dogs”, by Stefan Juntke, Dog-Coaching, Barcelona.
• Seminar "Wolf and Dog Ethology", by David Nieto, Conductcan, Barcelona
• Chicken Camp NV1, Line-AnimalTraining / Conductcan, Barcelona
• Clicker NV1 + NV2 course, AlPerroVerde, Barcelona
• French Ring Plus Seminar, K9 Training Management, Venezuela
• Management and maintenance of canine residences, Vincit Canino, Venezuela
• Professional dog trainer, Vincit Canino, Venezuela
Félix Rodríguez
• Canine trainer and behavior modification technician, Canine FP School, Barcelona.
• Clicker NV1 + NV2 course, AlPerroVerde, Barcelona.
2 marketing and communication professionals:
Javier Ruiz
• Postgraduate in Knowledge of the Animal World, University of Barcelona (currently pursuing).
• Clicker NV1 + NV2 course, AlPerroVerde, Barcelona.
• Independent Edition Course, Cálamo & Cran / European University of Madrid.
• Course of Style Correction, Cálamo & Cran / European University of Madrid.
• Professional Correction Course, Cálamo & Cran / European University of Madrid.
• Degree in Humanities, Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona.
Laura Palau
• Postgraduate in inbound marketing and branded content.
• The buyer person as a key factor in the social media plan, IEBS, Barcelona.
• Web Analytics, School of Industrial Organization, Barcelona.
• Digital Marketing, IAB, Barcelona.
• Presence and participation in social networks, Teclídies SL.
• Degree in Archeology, University of Barcelona.
• Degree in Humanities, Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona.
Gesellschaftliches Engagement
Solidary
Through the human-dog bond, we can bring opportunities for people at risk of social exclusion as vulnerable as children, and help dogs which also are at risk of exclusion to achieve a better life.