For Professionals
The stray crisis
is your problem
too. We have
a solution.
Stray animals are not only an animal welfare issue. They are a reputation problem for hotels, a budget inefficiency for municipalities, and an ESG reporting opportunity for companies. Artemis works with all three — with a different proposition for each.
We don’t ask for charity. We offer a documented, verifiable service that solves a real operational problem and produces a measurable, reportable outcome. This is a business conversation.
Audience 01
Hotels & Tourism Operators
Your TripAdvisor reviews mention strays. We can fix that — and give you a story worth telling.
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Audience 02
Municipalities
TNR costs a fraction of impoundment and actually reduces populations. We manage the programme.
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Audience 03
Companies & ESG Teams
Need verified biodiversity impact data for your sustainability report? We produce exactly that.
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Hotels, Resorts & Tourism Operators
Your stray animals aren’t
an inconvenience.
They’re a TripAdvisor review.
And they’re costing you bookings you’ll never know you lost.
Stray cats and dogs on your property generate complaints. Not sometimes — consistently. They appear in guest reviews, in photos posted to social media, in conversations between travelers before they book. For a hotel in Santorini, Mykonos, Crete, or Cyprus, the presence of unmanaged strays is not a charming local detail. It is a measurable liability that shows up in your ratings.
The instinct is to remove them. But removal doesn’t work. Animals cleared from a territory are replaced by new ones within weeks — often more of them, less habituated to humans, and less manageable. The problem doesn’t disappear. It regenerates.
TNR does the opposite. The sterilized animals that remain hold their territory, blocking new arrivals. The colony ages and shrinks naturally. Within two to three years of consistent management, a properly run TNR program reduces the visible stray population on and around your property by 30–50% — permanently, humanely, without PR incidents.
Artemis manages that programme for you. You don’t coordinate with vets. You don’t negotiate with NGOs. You don’t chase documentation. You sign one annual agreement, and we handle everything — including the story you get to tell about it to your guests and booking platforms.
A hotel that cannot manage its stray population has a problem. A hotel that can say “we sponsor the local TNR programme — here’s our Certified Humane Destination badge” has turned that same reality into a competitive advantage. The animals didn’t change. The narrative did.
This is the difference between a liability and a story. We help you build the story — with quarterly documentation, photography, a window badge, and content ready for your website and booking profiles.
Documented TNR operations near your property
Coordinated with our vetted NGO partners. Fully documented with GPS mapping, vet certificates, and quarterly photo reports.
“Certified Humane Destination” badge & window sticker
Physical and digital assets for display on property, your website, TripAdvisor, and Booking.com profiles.
Quarterly photographic impact report
Colony size before and after, sterilizations completed, ear-tipped animal count. Shareable with your PR team and guests.
Website content pack
A ready-to-publish paragraph and approved photography for your sustainability or “our values” page.
Listing in the Artemis Humane Destination directory
A public directory increasingly referenced by ethical travel communities across Northern Europe.
Annual partnership
€1,200
per year · single property
Hotel associations and groups of 5+ properties receive custom pricing. All partnerships are annual agreements with a 30-day exit clause. Contact us to discuss.
Every partnership includes
Open a conversation
We respond within 3 business days. This is the start of a conversation, not a sales funnel.
Municipal Governments
Your current approach costs
more, works less, and
generates bad press.
There is a better way. We can prove it — with numbers, not feelings.
Municipalities across Greece, Cyprus, Spain, Italy, and Malta have a legal obligation to manage stray animal populations. Most are using methods that have been studied extensively and found to produce zero long-term population reduction: impoundment, relocation, and in some cases, culling.
These approaches share three properties. They are expensive — impoundment costs €200–400 per animal with ongoing housing costs. They are ineffective — when animals are removed from a territory, new ones move in within weeks. And they generate public opposition that consumes administrative time and erodes community trust.
TNR has a fundamentally different cost structure and outcome profile. It costs €45–80 per animal in a single intervention — with no recurring cost for the same animal. It produces a documented 30–50% visible population reduction within three years. And it is increasingly demanded by residents, tourism operators, and animal welfare organisations alike.
Artemis offers municipalities a complete managed TNR service. We coordinate the NGO partners, produce the documentation, and write the quarterly reports. You get the results and the paperwork to show for it — without managing a single operational detail.
€400
Impoundment — cost per animal
With zero long-term population reduction. The same territory repopulates within weeks of clearance.
€65
TNR — cost per animal
One-time intervention. Permanent result. No recurring cost for the same animal. No PR incident.
66%
Population reduction over 11 years
University of Central Florida peer-reviewed study. No new kittens born after year four of managed TNR.
We don’t arrive with emotion. We arrive with a one-page budget comparison, a map of your current stray density, a three-year population projection under both approaches, and a service contract proposal. The conversation is about budget efficiency and tourism reputation — not animal welfare. Councillors who have rejected welfare arguments respond differently to a cost-per-outcome analysis.
Complete TNR programme management
We coordinate NGO partners, schedule operations, manage vet relationships, and handle all field documentation. Your municipality manages no operational details.
GPS colony mapping for your territory
Full mapping of managed colonies within your municipal boundaries. Updated quarterly. Available as printed reports or a live data layer.
Quarterly reports for council submission
Population counts, sterilizations completed, vet certificate summary, photographic documentation. Formatted for direct submission to council records and public communication.
Public communication support
A plain-language summary of the programme for your website, social media, and local press — framed around budget efficiency, tourism reputation, and responsible governance.
EU grant application support
Our documentation trail meets the data standards required for EU biodiversity and community welfare grants. We assist in identifying relevant streams and preparing supporting materials.
Monthly management retainer
€800–2,500
per month · depending on territory size
Small island municipalities (under 5,000 residents) start at the lower end of the range. Mid-size municipalities of 10,000–30,000 residents typically sit between €1,200 and €1,800/month. All contracts are structured as annual service agreements with quarterly review clauses.
Every contract includes
Request a proposal
We will respond within 5 business days with a preliminary one-page assessment of your territory and a proposed service framework.
Companies & ESG Teams
Your sustainability report
needs verified impact data.
We produce it.
Not a feel-good story. A documented, third-party certified TNR impact report — ready to drop into your annual filing.
Mid-size and large companies across France, Germany, Italy, and the Netherlands face growing ESG reporting obligations — and increasingly, these require verified, third-party impact data in the biodiversity and community welfare categories. Aspirational statements are no longer sufficient.
Mediterranean stray animal TNR programmes are an overlooked but highly suitable ESG vehicle. They are documentable — every sterilization generates a vet certificate. They are measurable — colony population data produces quantifiable before-and-after metrics. They are photogenic — the documentation produces compelling content for annual reports and stakeholder communications. And they address a verifiable ecological and community welfare issue in a region where your business may already have a presence or footprint.
Artemis produces a branded, third-party certified TNR impact report built on six months of documented field operations, vet records, GPS data, and population counts. Your CSR team receives a finished document they can submit directly with their sustainability report, with zero additional effort on their end.
The business case is simple: your sustainability report needs verified, third-party impact data in the biodiversity and community welfare categories. We provide that, documented to recognised reporting standards, for less than your legal team charges for two hours of work.
Carbon offset and reforestation programmes are increasingly scrutinised — and increasingly commoditised. A verified, GPS-mapped TNR programme in a documented Mediterranean colony produces impact data that is specific, local, independently verifiable, and visually compelling. It is not one of ten thousand generic ESG line items. It is a story your stakeholders will actually read — and remember.
6-month documented TNR impact programme
A dedicated six-month TNR operation, GPS-mapped and vet-certified, in a named Mediterranean colony. All documentation generated and archived under your company name.
12-page branded impact report
Professionally designed, co-branded with your company identity. Includes colony maps, population data, vet certificate summary, before-and-after photography, and an executive summary formatted for sustainability reporting.
Third-party verification statement
A signed letter from Artemis confirming the documented programme, suitable for inclusion in GRI, CSRD, or TCFD-aligned sustainability disclosures.
Digital content pack
High-resolution photography and social-media-ready assets for your communications team to use across stakeholder channels and internal reporting.
Raw data export on request
GPS coordinates, animal IDs, sterilization dates, vet certificate references, and population counts — exportable for integration with your internal ESG data systems.
Annual impact report
€3,500–8,000
per report · depending on scope and co-branding
A standard 6-month programme covering one colony starts at €3,500. Multi-colony programmes across multiple countries, or reports requiring custom design and executive presentation, are quoted individually. All engagements begin with a free scoping call.
Every engagement includes
Start the conversation
We respond within 3 business days with a scoping proposal. No obligation, no sales pressure — just a straight conversation about whether this fits your needs.
We don’t speak the language of animal welfare to professionals. We speak ROI to hotel managers, budget efficiency to municipalities, and verified impact data to ESG teams. The animals benefit either way.
— Artemis Association for Animals
Not sure which category
you fit? Write to us anyway.
If you’re a professional dealing with stray animals in any capacity — hospitality, local government, corporate sustainability — there is probably a conversation worth having. We respond to every enquiry personally, within three business days.
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