Network for Animals (as Network for Animals USA, Inc.) is an IRS-designated 501(c)(3) charitable organization (tax ID# 47-1431869), donations to which are tax-deductible to the full extent provided by law.
Donate By Check
Thank you for helping fight cruelty to animals around the world. You can send checks made payable to ‘Network For Animals USA, Inc’ to:
Network for Animals
4957 Cross Pointe Drive
Oldsmar, FL 34677
NFA is pleased to now accept Bitcoin donations. You can send us bitcoin by using this number key (or by scanning the QR code) from your bitcoin wallet:
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If you have any questions about donations, please call us on 727-599-8148 or send us an email.
Join our Leadership Circle
Network for Animals is committed to ensuring that every cent of every donation has the maximum impact on improving the lives of animals in need.
But our commitment is also to you – our donors whose generosity makes everything we do possible. Driven by the passion of our founder Brian Davies – who has achieved many of the hallmark victories in animal welfare during his 60 year career, we invite you to consider joining our Crusade for Animals Worldwide by considering membership in our Leadership Circle.
Leave a Legacy
Protect the animals you love. Create a lasting partnership with Network for Animals. Your Will makes it possible.
By including Network for Animals in your will you will be able to continue providing a second chance for abused and unwanted dogs and other animals. You can make your bequest for a specific dollar amount, a percentage of your estate or specific assets from your estate. Bequests, like other gifts, can be designated for many purposes or given without restriction. At Network for Animals we are pledged to focus our energies on your wishes and needs.
Thank you
By supporting our work, you are reaching out with caring hands to stop animal abuse. A dog trembling with fear in a desperate shelter or Philippine slaughterhouse … a horse broken and bloodied in vile bloodsport … an elephant trapped from its parents … a rhino, poached for her tusk.