It’s International Dog Day and we’re celebrating with Toni’s remarkable transformation story. Do you remember her from last year? If so, you won’t believe her incredible improvement, made possibly by your donations and the wonderful team at Fallen Angels Pet Rescue in Cape Town, South Africa.
Please keep donating to Network for Animals. Every time you do, you help to give a second chance to an animal like Toni. We can’t do it without you – and Toni wouldn’t be here without you!
Please note: Network for Animals (NFA) is involved in many projects to protect the welfare of animals. Contributions to NFA support all of our worthy programs and give us the flexibility to respond to emerging needs. Thank you for your support.
In United Kingdom, Network for Animals Ltd (NFAL) is registered as a company at Companies House, which operates on a not-for-profit basis. This is the entity that will receive your donations. Network for Animals Charitable Trust (NFACT) (registered charity number 1142700) is a charity that is also part of the NFA Group and operates to support charitable projects through legacy donations. If you wish to leave NFACT a legacy as a charitable donation, you should make your wishes known to NFACT for your estate to receive tax benefits at [email protected].
In South Africa, Network for Animals (as Network for Animals NPC) is a registered Public Body Organization (registration #2020/785674/08).
In United States, Network for Animals (as Network for Animals USA, Inc.) is an IRS-designated 501(c)(3) charitable organization (EIN 47-1431869), donations to which are tax-deductible to the full extent provided by law.
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