Alonso Segura, former Minister of Economy, professor, and director of the finance program at the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru (PUCP), is a tireless protector and rescuer of abandoned cats. Professor Segura is the founder of the "Alamichi" shelter, where he and his team rescue, feed, and provide comfortable living spaces for cats. Segura is a "godfather" to approximately 80 cats, whom he helps maintain in "depamichis"—rented spaces equipped with all the necessary amenities for the felines. This noble work has led to many kittens being adopted into responsible homes. Alonso has a strong connection with them and considers them part of his family. "We rescue cats every week, which is why it's so important to find adopters, provide temporary homes, continue participating in fairs and public events for responsible adoption, and recruit more volunteers for the logistical work involved." Alonso Segura / Director of the Finance Program, PUCP