Taganga, Colombia
Help Care For Some Baby Kittens
Travel to Taganga, stay at Clara's House, meet the community, and help care for animals in need. Every visit means more hands, more love, and more animals looked after.
Clara has spent years opening her home to animals in need in Taganga, a small fishing village on the Caribbean coast of Colombia.
Now she's inviting you to come and be part of it. Stay at her house, wake up among the animals she's caring for, and spend your days helping feed, walk, and love them.
You don't need any special skills, you don't even need to commit to any certain number of hours or schedule, just a willingness to show up and help. Clara will welcome you and show you how to care for the animals. In return, you'll experience a way of life that is slow, real, and full of heart.
Maybe you could even adopt one to bring home with you! There are plenty of stray animals that need a little love.
Do you have some love to spare?
Clara is a mother to all, an artist, and an incredible person. She started Clara's House hotel in Taganga over 10 years ago and has always found ways to recycle, even though there are no official recycling programs in Taganga. How? By working with local recycladoras; people who collect plastic on the street and return them to a recycling house next door in order to make a little bit of cash. That is the only semi formal recycling program in Taganga.
Clara would like to see Taganga open a bigger separate space to take on the need of the stray animal problem here and that's exactly what we'd like to help with.
A community is gathering.
Every visit means more hands to care for the animals and more love in the house. Here's how the community is growing.
Confirmed bookings at Clara's House.
People who've expressed interest in visiting and volunteering.
These are real bookings and expressions of interest — not every person who reaches out becomes a confirmed stay.
What we're growing toward.
Right now, Clara's House is one home, one woman, and as many animals as she can hold. With your visits and help, we can do more.
Our dream is to expand Clara's capacity to foster animals, to take in more of the ones who have nowhere else to go. We want to build a network of returning visitors who keep the care going year round.
And one day, we hope to create a larger safe space, a proper sanctuary where more animals can heal and more people can come learn, stay, and help. This is the first step.
What's growing.
As this project grows, we'll share updates here.
No updates yet — check back soon.
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People from all over the world are traveling to Taganga to meet Clara and care for the animals.
