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Thanks To Your Donations, We Delivered Nearly TWO TONS Of Food To Dogs In Zimbabwe!

In June, we shared with you the plight of Harare’s Friend Animal Foundation (FAF), the safe haven for neglected and abused animals in the impoverished African country of Zimbabwe. The sanctuary – home to almost 500 dogs, as well as many cats, goats, donkeys and other needy animals – was facing imminent closure. You can […]

Your Donations Are Keeping Our Animal Cruelty Inspectors On The Road!

The Have a Heart Equine Sanctuary (HAHES) does incredible work in the rural townships of South Africa, rescuing and rehabilitating abused donkeys and other equines. One of their critical tasks involves patrolling the townships for any cases of abuse, and a reliable vehicle is vital to this job. However, being a small non-profit organization with […]

Pumpkin: Partially-sighted But Living Life To The Fullest—Thanks To YOU!

Recently, we were alerted to the plight of a sick kitten suffering on the streets of Kefalonia in Greece. She was tiny and malnourished, with eyes that appeared to be badly infected. If left untreated, eye infections in kittens can lead to permanent blindness, so we knew we had to act fast. Our partner on […]

BREAKING NEWS: Tanzanian Donkey Slaughterhouse To Shut Down!

BREAKING NEWS: The Tanzanian government has announced the imminent CLOSURE of the donkey slaughterhouse in northern Tanzania, which we reported on last month. This is a colossal victory for animal welfare and a reprieve for tens of thousands of donkeys who faced agonizing death by a bludgeoning hammer EVERY MONTH. We were tipped off about the slaughterhouse back in June […]

Thanks To You, Stella Is Learning To Trust Humans Again!

When we were alerted about a dog who had been found hanging from a bridge in Cape Town, South Africa, who desperately needed medical care, we knew we had to help! Little Stella’s family decided that they no longer wanted her and did something despicable – they tied two ropes around the little dog’s neck […]

We’re Helping Himalaya Climb A Mountain To Survive!

Network for Animals has a policy of saving every animal it possibly can, one animal at a time if necessary. So when our Cape Town team was alerted by our partner, Fallen Angels that a cat desperately needed help, we jumped into action. Meet Himalaya, an extraordinary gentle girl who had been so shamefully treated […]

Thanks To You, 12 Dogs In Desperate Need Are Now Receiving Life-saving Medical Treatment!

Hangberg, Cape Town, is an impoverished area in South Africa where many dogs endure severely harsh lives. Unemployment in Hangberg is rife, and many people live in rickety shacks with no running water and little electricity. The streets are overflowing with garbage and filth. Gangsterism and drug abuse are prevalent. Outbursts of resentment and frustration […]

Update: Wookiee, The Unrecognizable Dog, Finds His Forever-Home!

Remember the walking mass of hair that you helped us rescue with the help of our partner, Fallen Angels? Wookiee, the dreadlocked dog, was found wandering the streets alone in the pouring rain in Cape Town, South Africa. His fur was so overgrown, matted and reeking of filth that at first, no one could recognize him as a […]

More Good News From Rescued Ponies!

Last year, we helped prevent twelve ponies in England (we call them the ‘Dartmoor Dozen’) from being shot when their owner was evicted from his land. He had no money to feed the ponies and so they were left starving. In such cases, the ponies are shot, placed in zoos or sold as meat. Together […]

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