Emergencies
Useful contacts
CRASSA
Wildlife rescue and recovery centre +351 925 403 833
SEPNA
Nature and Environment Protection Service of the GNR (National Republican Guard)
+351 217 503 080Animal first aid
App coming soon! In an emergency, please use the contacts listed here.
General steps
- 1Stay calm Approach slowly, speak quietly and avoid sudden movements. Calm travels from you to the animal.
- 2Assess the scene before approaching Check for traffic, fire or other hazards. Your own safety comes first.
- 3Move slowly and quietly Approach from the front. An animal in pain can bite without warning.
- 4Reassure the animal Use a soothing tone of voice. Cover their head with a towel if possible to help them remain calm.
- 5Do not give food or water This can worsen bleeding or obstructions.
- 6Call emergency services Call one of the contacts listed here or the national emergency line 112.
Animal communication
Intuitive interspecies communication - speaking with animals - is a gift all humans have. However, in the noise of modern life - cities, technology, speed - this gift is increasingly forgotten.
At TIDE, we make it a priority to practice animal communication so that the other animals who share this land with us can inform us on its evolution.
Here are some steps if you want to try communicating yourself with the other beings in your life.
Inspired by professional interspecies communicator, Anna Breytenbach:
- 1Set your intention - Silently say ‘I connect heart to heart with [the animal you are trying to communicate with]’
- 2Clear your mind - Sigh deeply 3 times. Relax your body
- 3Feel the sensations in your body and your heart
- 4Connect - Imagine a golden thread connecting from their heart to yours
- 5Say hello - Silently say hello. If you know their name, use it
- 6Ask one question at a time - ‘Is there anything you want to tell me?’
- 7Listen patiently - Listen with your heart and wait for their answer. Do you hear any words? See any pictures? Feel something change in your body?
- 8Don’t assume. Be curious. - Don’t assume you know the answers. Be curious and let the animal share their truth, even if it isn’t what you expected
- 9Say thank you
- 10Share what you discovered -

Photo: Jacques Blot