They Call Them "Dangerous."
I Call Them My Children.
Welcome to my Rehabilitation Farm,
the largest sanctuary in Israel for the dogs that the world gave up on.
A Promise Born from Pain
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My Story
It all started in 2003, following a national tragedy where a child was killed by a family dog. The public outcry led to the "Dangerous Dogs Law," marking entire breeds as enemies. But while the world saw monsters, I saw victims.
I am Yuval Mendelovitz, a former undercover police officer. My true calling wasn't found on the streets, but on a small rooftop in Tel Aviv. It began with one rescued Pitbull, then another. Soon, I was rescuing dogs from illegal fighting rings, abusive homes, and kill shelters.
Today, after years of wandering and battling for their lives, I have built them a permanent home. Located in the Galilee, The Farm is a safe haven for over 200 dogs. Most of them arrived broken, beaten, and terrified. Here, under my care, they learn to trust again.
Why This Place Is Different
I don't run a standard shelter. I run a home.
My mission is based on a simple truth: There are no bad dogs, only broken souls that need healing.
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Rescue
I go where no one else dares, into illegal dog fighting rings and hostile territories, to save them from certain death.
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Rehabilitation
Using a method based on trust and pack dynamics, I help them heal their trauma.
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A Forever Home
This is the most crucial part. Due to the strict laws and the severe trauma many of my dogs have suffered, 85% of them will never be adopted. They will stay with me for the rest of their lives.
I provide them with quality food, medical care, and endless love until their last day. I am their family, and they are mine.
Fighting the Stigma
In Israel, breeds like Pitbulls, Rottweilers, and Amstaffs are labeled "Dangerous" by law. They cannot be transferred to a new owner, and if abandoned, they are often sentenced to death.
My farm is often their only chance. I am the last line of defense for dogs that have nowhere else to go.
I Cannot Do This Alone
I receive zero government funding. Every bowl of food, every surgery, and every warm blanket is funded by people like you. To keep this sanctuary running for 200 dogs, I need your support.
Choose Your Impact:
$25 – Feeds a dog for a week.
$50 – Provides essential medication and vaccines.
$100 – Supports my "Forever Care" program for elderly dogs.
Any Amount – Helps me keep the gates open for the next rescue.
Donate Securely
Option 1: Credit Card / Apple Pay / Google Pay
Option 2: International Bank Transfer (Wire Transfer) Please use the following details for international transfers:
Beneficiary Name: THE ORGANIZATION FOR DANGEROUS
Bank Name: Mizrahi Tefahot Bank
Bank Code: 20
Branch Number: 558
Account Number: 160762
SWIFT / BIC Code: MIZBILITXXX
IBAN: IL54-0205-5800-0000-0160-762
(Note: Please ensure the Beneficiary Name is written exactly as above to avoid transfer rejection).