Shelter Stats
800+
Dogs At Sanctuary
4361
Spayed & Neutered
13465
Clinic Cases
400
Street Dogs Fed Daily
Donate
Your donation, no matter the amount, goes directly towards bringing peace to the dogs in our care. If you have a specific item you would like to donate towards – food or medicine for example, please specify this in the notes with your transaction or contact us directly.
Sponsor
You can support a dog at TMTRD for as little as one dollar per day. When you sponsor a dog, you’ll stay informed with regular updates about the TMTRD dog you’re supporting. Your sponsorship allows us to continue the important work we do.
Adopt
Adopting a rescue dog is one of the most rewarding experiences for both the dog and you – the future doggy parent. We will work with you to make sure you find the best dog that suits your lifestyle and family needs.
TMTRD Clinic
It is more important for the animals in our community to be spayed, neutered, vaccinated, and healthy than it is to turn a profit. That’s why the TMTRD clinic offers greatly reduced pricing for spay/neuter, only to cover the clinic’s operating costs.
We have three skilled veterinarians who provide a variety of services such as spaying and neutering, vaccinations, and dental cleanings.
Our clinic serves to ensure affordable and quality care for the animals in our community.
To book an appointment please send us a message.
Donations
We rely entirely on donations and sponsorships to help the sick, neglected, and abused dogs in our care. All of thr dogs we rescue are medicated, vaccinated, and sterilized. We also rehabilitate, socialize, and attempt to rehome the dogs in our care as well. But we can’t do it alone.
With your help, we can do better.
Quarantine Section
The Quarantine Section provides care for dogs with serious viruses and diseases, ensuring they receive proper observation and medication. It also serves as the first stop for new admissions undergoing their vaccination course. Every newly rescued dog is vaccinated, spayed, or neutered and remains in quarantine for about a month before safely joining the rest of the Sanctuary. To prevent the spread of illness, the Quarantine Section is located 10 meters away from the main area.
Spay & Neutering
Spay and neutering is an essential part of the work that we do with our local community to help control the stray dog population. Lack of awareness of this procedure and its benefits are the root causes of this problem and one we are on a mission to correct this. We work closely with the municipality to catch, spay, neuter, and release the unsterilized dogs in our community. We also spay and neuter dogs every day at our clinic.
Dogs in the Care Unit
The Care Center was established in 2016. It shelters many sick, old, paralyzed and dogs with special needs. There are 10 staff members caring for these dogs 24 /7. Currently, with 110+ dogs in their care, duties include walks twice a day, supervised water therapy and Dog Physiotherapy for those with special needs, cleaning wounds daily to prevent infections, administering and keeping track of their medications and most importantly socializing them so we can bring the dogs one step closer to finding a forever home.
TMTRD Timeline
2011
The Beginning
Michael started his mission to help dogs on the streets and rescue as many as he could with limited funds and space.
2012
Non Profit Status
TMTRD officially became a Non profit organization in Sweden with the help of Mr. Hans Tjernström, Michael’s good friend, and partner.
2013
First Documentary
Miss Anna Tjernström, filmmaker and member of the TMTRD board in Sweden, released the first documentary about Michael’s work. We are hoping that she will be available to make a sequel soon.
2016
Foster Home For Dogs
Michael established his first Foster Home for dogs by renting a house and hiring staff to look after the dogs.
2017
MOU Signed
Michael signed MOU with Saensuk municipality to manage and expand the local shelter for 80 existing dogs at the time.
2017
Foster Home Relocation
The foster home had to be moved to the main shelter because of numerous complaints from the neighbors.
2018
320 Dog In Care
TMTRD has 320 dogs under its care. This consists of 180 dogs in the shelter, 60 dogs in the foster home and 100 dogs on the streets.
2019
Free TMTRD Clinic
TMTRD has 520 dogs under its care. TMTRD opened its own clinic with two veterinarians to provide health care for the dogs we have and also a free of charge care for other pets.
2020
Pandemic
Donations begin to drop due to the pandemic. All major projects are put on hold while we adapt to the pandemic situation.
2021
A “low cost” clinic
Still dealing with the pandemic our clinic now becomes a “low cost” clinic, charging only to cover operating costs. TMTRD has 700 dogs in our care
2022
Official Clinic
TMTRD now has 1100 dogs in our care, 700 at our sanctuary and 400 that we feed on the streets. We also have 40 staff members which include 3 full time veterinarians.