Help to create a spell for stray animals?

[Greek_Male_Witch]

I want to create a spell that will give positive changes in stray animals lives, of course it will be a spell I will cast regurarly because one time won't be enough, but I need help, is there anyone with such an idea, a chanting or the ritual I should follow? thanks...

[Firebird]

Like, do we want homes for them? or safety from the dog/cat catcher? or maybe that there will be less of this problem in the future? More no-kill shelters??? perhaps all of the above?? I think this is a great idea....lemme think a bit...
FF

[Greek_Male_Witch]

Like to find homes safely, to be healthy...to be kept at Goddess's protection....

[EternalRos3]

While I can't think of any spells at the moment, perhaps this may help;

In addition to any spell you or other members can think of, maybe you could create a shrine of sorts to put somewhere like your backyard. The shrine doesn't have to be anything big and fancy, or for that matter, noticeable. It could simply be an offering charged by the spell you use, and attended to every full moon or as you see fit.

With the spell you choose, you could charge a talisman meant to represent animals, and another talisman meant to represent the gods/goddesses of nature and animals. For example; you could find a piece of wood and carve into it the image or symbol of a god/goddess and something to represent animals, burying these items into the ground underneath foliage to represent protection.
Other items could be placed on top of this 'shrine' such as herbs for protection, health, and if there is such an herb that represents the hearth {or maybe love}.

To keep up with the spell, perhaps on the new moon you could charge a small candle by the moonlight, each night reciting your intent, and the gods/goddesses you wish to ask for help. On the full moon, you could take this candle and use it as an offering for the shrine.
{How you burn this candle would be up to you - I know it's said a candle should be completely burned down, but if you don't have the time to wait for it, perhaps you could let it burn for a few minutes under your supervision, and then you could reuse this candle each charge until it is burnt out? Or maybe you could burn it while indoors on the full moon and drip the wax onto something you could bury in the shrine.}

[Greek_Male_Witch]

Hey thanks! thats awesome!

[Pinkpower_80]

While I can't think of any spells at the moment, perhaps this may help;

In addition to any spell you or other members can think of, maybe you could create a shrine of sorts to put somewhere like your backyard. The shrine doesn't have to be anything big and fancy, or for that matter, noticeable. It could simply be an offering charged by the spell you use, and attended to every full moon or as you see fit.

With the spell you choose, you could charge a talisman meant to represent animals, and another talisman meant to represent the gods/goddesses of nature and animals. For example; you could find a piece of wood and carve into it the image or symbol of a god/goddess and something to represent animals, burying these items into the ground underneath foliage to represent protection.
Other items could be placed on top of this 'shrine' such as herbs for protection, health, and if there is such an herb that represents the hearth {or maybe love}.

To keep up with the spell, perhaps on the new moon you could charge a small candle by the moonlight, each night reciting your intent, and the gods/goddesses you wish to ask for help. On the full moon, you could take this candle and use it as an offering for the shrine.
{How you burn this candle would be up to you - I know it's said a candle should be completely burned down, but if you don't have the time to wait for it, perhaps you could let it burn for a few minutes under your supervision, and then you could reuse this candle each charge until it is burnt out? Or maybe you could burn it while indoors on the full moon and drip the wax onto something you could bury in the shrine.}

Excellent ideas!! I think I may try something like this soon too.
I think it's wonderful to want to help animals like this.