“An ominous darkness!” What helpless animals face near erupting Philippines VOLCANO!
The Australian bushfires have been horrific and apocalyptic enough. And they continue. NFA is on the ground doing all that we can. Now, Taal volcano in the Philippines is creating another hellscape for animals, including roiling, deadly ash clouds. We URGENTLY need your help today to reach them! The crisis has been worsening since Monday, when Taal […]
Your help is URGENTLY needed to help prevent an entire Australian species from being wiped out!
Australian bush fires have affected more than half a BILLION animals, cruelly and indiscriminately killing young and old. The death toll is rising by the hour. No wild animals have been spared, but for flying foxes – it could spell the end. In 1900, there were around 20 million flying foxes in Australia – now, only […]
Burnt, terrified and in pain!
THIS IS WHY Network for Animals exists! Your help is urgently needed! These photos show a minuscule fraction of the astronomical tragedy animals are facing RIGHT NOW during Australia’s catastrophic bush fires. Burnt, terrified and in pain, a baby wallaby seeks comfort from his mother and a caring human. At least 7.5 million acres (an area larger […]
Consider the animals in distress this #GivingTuesday
Network for Animals is a voice for everyone who wants to protect the animals who share our planet. We work around the world, receive no government grants and rely on the generosity of our supporters to continue our vital work for animals. With your help, we will continue to make this world a better place […]
A fraction of the money donated to Notre Dame could do so much for abused animals!
We share the world’s sadness at the destruction of the historic Notre Dame cathedral in Paris and are glad that so much money has been raised to restore it – more than $1 billion at the last count and rising by the hour. But… we can’t help but lament that while all that money will […]
Would YOU enter a nuclear fallout zone to help save forgotten animals? We did.
First came the 9.0 magnitude earthquake. Then a towering tsunami that raged inland for miles, sweeping to their death more than 15,000 people and countless animals. But then it got worse, much worse. In what would become a more catastrophic nuclear meltdown than Chernobyl, three nuclear reactors began to leak radiation at the Fukushima Daiichi power plant […]