Together Through the Heat – Summer Aid for Animals
Every summer brings life – and danger.
When temperatures rise, a stressful and sometimes life-threatening time begins for many animals.
Dogs, cats, horses, strays, and wildlife are highly sensitive to heat. They cannot protect themselves the way we can. Just a few minutes of overheating can lead to dehydration, circulatory collapse, or in the worst case, death.
Every year, we see how urgently help is needed.
That’s why we launched our campaign: Together Through the Heat
A summer initiative for education, rapid assistance, and concrete support for animals in need.
How you can help concretely:
Phoenix Summer Program
Summer Emergency Fund
Your donation goes where it is needed most:
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acute heat-related emergencies
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medical care
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cooling and stabilization
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rescue operations
Your impact:
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10 € → water & basic care
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25 € → cooling & first aid
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50 € → veterinary treatment
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100 € → emergency rescue
Every donation saves lives.
Free Live Q&A
Every Tuesday and Friday
Twice a week, we answer questions live about dogs, cats, and horses.
This is where knowledge is created that protects lives.
We start on Tuesday, June 30 at 6 PM and meet via Zoom.
The Q&A takes place every Tuesday at 6 PM and Friday at 11 AM.
The Q&A is free; donations are welcome.
The webinars and Q&As are hosted by Reija Feldmann, dog trainer, animal behaviorist, Trust Technique practitioner for dogs and horses, animal physiotherapist, and Phoenix President.
Webinar “Heat & First Aid”
Learn how to recognize heat stress early and act correctly in an emergency.
• Participation: 20 €
• Online via Zoom
Dates:
Wednesday, 08/07/2026, 7 PM
Wednesday, 05/08/2026, 11 AM
Knowledge protects — before it becomes an emergency.
Registration via mail: phoenix24presidente@gmail.com
Or donate with notation "webinar"
Webinar “Trust Technique”
What is the Trust Technique? How does it help humans and animals?
• Participation: free
• Online via Zoom
Dates:
Wednesday, 22/07/2026, 7 PM
Wednesday, 19/08/2026, 11 AM
Learn how you can positively influence your relationship with your animal.
The webinars and Q&As are hosted by Reija Feldmann, dog trainer, animal behaviorist, Trust Technique practitioner for dogs and horses, animal physiotherapist, and Phoenix President.
Virtual Sponsorships
Become a guardian angel for an animal and follow its story.
With your ongoing support, you enable:
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care
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treatment
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safety
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hope
More information coming soon.
What your support is used for
Your help goes directly into:
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rescue and emergency care
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medical treatment
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protection from overheating
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care for strays and wildlife
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education and prevention
One animal makes the difference
Behind every rescue is a single life.
A dog that can breathe again.
A cat that is saved.
A horse that is stabilized.
An animal that gets a second chance.
Help now
• Support our summer aid for animals
• Donate
• Book a webinar
• Become a sponsor
• Become a member
• Join & share the Q&A
Every form of help counts. Together through the heat. Together for animals.
For more information, follow us on Facebook, become a member, or send us an email.
Our Book Fairs at the new Phoenix Book Corner
Phoenix Autumn Book Fair
Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 October 2026
9am to 4pm (09.00 - 16.00)
At our new, permanent premises
Phoenix Book Corner
42 Route de Sable, 24130 PRIGONRIEUX.
Thank you to everyone who has supported this move.
This is the beginning of a great adventure.
We hope to see you throughout the year.
About Phoenix
Phoenix was founded in 2001 by Rik and Sheelagh Johnson.
We rescue abandoned, abused or unwanted domestic animals; dogs, puppies, cats, kittens and equines (horses, donkeys and mules).
We may also help with rehoming pet goats, pigs and any other small domestic pets! We have a dedicated team of volunteer foster carers who lovingly care for them with maximum attention until they are ready for adoption.
We also give equine help and advice provided by our team at the Equine Helpline - equinehelpline@gmail.com
Become a Phoenix Association Member to receive our newsletter for updates on activities supporting us. Your annual membership fee of 25euros will go a long way to help local animal welfare.
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