Preventing diseases through vaccinations
From deadly viruses to devastating outbreaks, Network for Animals fights to protect vulnerable animals When preventable diseases strike, they spread silently and mercilessly, leaving animals to suffer and die, often unnoticed and unaided. With the rapid spread of deadly illnesses, the need for proactive vaccination campaigns has never been greater. From rabies in rural Africa […]
Emergency relief for animals during conflicts and natural disasters
From wildfires and floods to war, Network for Animals fights to save the animal victims When disaster strikes, whether a violent conflict or a devastating natural event, animals are consistently among the most helpless victims. In our modern era, with climate change driving increasingly severe weather patterns and relentless conflicts dominating headlines, more animals need […]
Providing life-saving surgeries for injured animals
Every month, Network for Animals supports vet care for over 13,000 animals worldwide Every day, countless animals endure horrific injuries from car accidents, cruel abuse, or brutal fights. For those living on the streets, or for pets whose loving owners are simply too poor to afford vet care, these injuries often go untreated, leading to […]
Preventing suffering through sterilization campaigns
Network for Animals helps to sterilize thousands of animals worldwide every month On the streets, an unsterilized cat or dog can quickly lead to hundreds of animals, trapped in a cycle of birth, starvation, disease and death. One of the most effective ways to break this devastating cycle is through comprehensive Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) initiatives. These […]
Sterilize animals globally
Network for Animals sterilizes thousands of animals across the globe monthly Across the globe, countless dogs, cats, donkeys and horses face a daily cycle of unchecked breeding, leading to overpopulation, disease, and suffering. These vulnerable animals – many in poverty-stricken regions or areas affected by natural disasters or war – are often left to struggle […]
Feeding animals globally
Network for Animals feeds thousands of animals across the globe monthly Across the globe, countless dogs, cats, donkeys and horses face a daily struggle against starvation. These vulnerable animals – many of which are in poverty-stricken regions, or areas affected by natural disasters or war – often suffer in silence, with no-one to turn to […]
An open letter to the New Zealand government on ineffective and inhumane cat population control methods
Dear Honorable Members of the New Zealand Government, Network for Animals and the below signed supporters are deeply concerned to learn about the annual North Canterbury Hunting Competition, where hunters are encouraging children of all ages to trap and kill cats. Upon investigating the legality of the hunt, we discovered that national laws allow and […]
An open letter to the Hurunui District Mayor regarding the inhumane cat-killing competition in North Canterbury
Dear Mayor Marie Black and Deputy Mayor Vince Daly of the Hurunui District, Network for Animals and the below signed supporters are deeply concerned to learn about the annual North Canterbury Hunting Competition in your district, where hunters are encouraging children of all ages to trap and kill cats. We strongly condemn this practice and […]
Proposed Turkish law threatens millions of street dogs
A proposed law in Turkey could result in millions of street dogs being euthanized: An urgent statement from Network for Animals Network for Animals is open to working with Turkish authorities to support humane methods of dog population control, as mandated by current laws. However, a new proposed law – which is set to pass […]
Are Greek cats exceptionally charming? Do they deserve parasite treatment?
