Marsala Volley launches shelter dog adoption initiative

The Sigel Seap Marsala Volley has launched a social responsibility initiative named “Adotta un Campione – Il match più bello è trovare casa” during its Serie A2 women’s volleyball home matches. The project places dogs awaiting adoption directly inside the Palasport di Marsala during match days to help them find families.

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Volunteers accompany and care for the shelter dogs inside the venue, giving spectators an opportunity to meet the animals. The initiative connects athletic competition with community welfare, turning regular league fixtures into adoption events. The first appointment is scheduled for Sunday, October 11, at 5:00 p.m. local time at the Palasport di Marsala.

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The project is a collaborative effort involving the Canile Comunale di Marsala, Dr. Paola Catalano, and ENPA Marsala, represented by president Manuela Canale. The City of Marsala has also granted its official patronage to the program. Organizers aim to use the visibility of Serie A2 women’s volleyball to raise awareness for homeless animals in the region.

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When and Where the Dog Initiative Launches?

When does the initiative debut? The program launches on Sunday, October 11, at 5:00 p.m. local time at the Palasport di Marsala during the team’s Serie A2 fixture.

Which organizations are involved in the project? The initiative is a partnership between Marsala Volley, the Canile Comunale di Marsala, ENPA Marsala under president Manuela Canale, and Dr. Paola Catalano, with patronage from the City of Marsala.

Marsala Volley launches shelter dog adoption initiative

Where do the dogs meet the public? The animals are hosted directly inside the Palasport di Marsala during home matches, where volunteers assist attendees in meeting the dogs.

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