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Little Acts of Kindness: A Happy Ending For Uno the Dog!

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When our partner, the Sangkhlaburi Animal Sanctuary in Thailand, found Uno the tiny pup, he was struggling for his life in a patch of overgrown jungle. Just a few weeks old, his body harbored two large cysts, one on his side and one ravaging his neck. Unoโ€™s one eye was wounded and sticky with infection. The […]

UPDATE: Dash The Brutalized Baby Donkey Is REUNITED With His Mother!

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Weโ€™ve just received word from the Starting Over Sanctuary (SOS), our partner on the ground in Israel, that they have located Dashโ€™s mother and that the two have been reunited, all thanks to your donations! This is the best possible news and the positive update weโ€™ve been hoping for. It means that we can now […]

Pepe Is Walking, Tail-wagging Proof That Miracles Can Happen!

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Remember Pepe, the dog from Jordan who was tied to the back of a car and dragged along a gravel road, causing him horrific injuries? We have some wonderful news to share about this โ€˜miracleโ€™ dog, and how your donations have entirely changed his life. In fact, if youโ€™ve never believed in miracles before, the […]

NFA Expresses Deep Sadness At The Death Of Sir David Amess

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Network for Animals (NFA) wishes to express our deep sadness at the death of Sir David Amess who was murdered in an apparent terrorist attack in England last week. NFAโ€™s founders, Brian and Gloria Davies, expressed their condolences to Sir Davidโ€™s family, saying: โ€œAnimals have lost one of their most caring advocates, a rare human being who was unwavering in his support […]

Armed Thugs Attacked Montevideo Dog Shelter; Vet Injured

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Shocking news from our partner in Uruguay. APA El Refugio is the only animal shelter in Montevideo and is particularly special to us because of the love and attention the volunteers give to elderly dogs there who have special needs. El Refugio does a wonderful job, and Network for Animals is proud to work with […]

Successful Sterilization Drive Changes Lives in Xai-Xai, Mozambique!

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Recently, the Network for Animals team traveled to the coastal village of Xai-Xai, in the south of Mozambique, to undertake a spay and neuter drive with our partners on the ground, Protect Xai-Xai’s Furry Friends (PXXFF) and Vets on the Road. There is no veterinary care in this rural region, and animals that survive here […]

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

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

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

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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 […]

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