12 Oct 2026

ETBA VI.PE and Pet City partner to support stray animal welfare across Greece

  • RE+D Magazine

ETBA VI.PE and Pet City have announced a partnership aimed at further supporting municipalities across Greece in the effective management and care of stray animals.

The two companies will collaborate under a broader strategic agreement covering several initiatives:

  • The purchase of animal food for distribution to local municipalities to feed stray animals living within the boundaries of business parks.
  • The donation of feeding stations and water dispensers by Pet City to selected business parks.
  • The organisation of adoption events and initiatives promoting the responsible management of stray animals, in cooperation with animal welfare NGOs and local municipalities.

The partnership provides a framework for addressing the needs of stray animals and improving feeding conditions. It reflects responsible corporate practices, corporate social responsibility and cooperation with municipalities, which bear exclusive responsibility for stray animals under the applicable framework.

ETBA VI.PE: Greece’s Largest Business Park Owner and Operator

ETBA VI.PE S.A., Greece’s largest owner and operator of organised industrial business parks, operates 27 organised industrial and business zones across the country.

More than 2,000 businesses are established within the company’s business park network, employing over 30,000 people.

Pet City: A Leading Pet Care Retailer

Pet City Group is a leading player in Greece’s pet care retail market. With more than 100 physical stores and e-commerce platforms, the company serves as a trusted partner for products and services related to the nutrition and well-being of companion animals.

ETBA CEO Th. Psathas said:

“At ETBA, we believe that the responsible and humane treatment of stray animals is a priority and a fundamental principle of our corporate culture. This is why we support local municipalities by providing specialised animal food and work with them to improve their efforts to care for stray animals living within our business parks. Our partnership with Pet City represents another step forward in this ongoing effort.”





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