EVACUATION PLANS ARE ALMOST READY. Please, NOW, be generous to help us SAVE dogs and cats from almost CERTAIN DEATH!

The situation in Kabul, Afghanistan, is dire, and we are URGENTLY asking for your help to ensure the safety of the animals being left behind. This is sickening. We have been informed by our sources on the ground that some abandoned working dogs have had their noses cut off by radicals. We cannot simply stand by and watch. We must help! Please donate NOW to help us with a mammoth evacuation, being organized this very minute, to shepherd 200 helpless animals to safety!

Time is of the essence. Only days remain before the unthinkable happens!
We must act IMMEDIATELY.

Since the Taliban’s takeover in Afghanistan, we have been FRANTICALLY working behind the scenes to find a way to reach dogs, cats and brave rescuers who are DESPERATE and TRAPPED there.

There’s hope - but success depends upon your
URGENT and GENEROUS support!

You’ve seen the news - the situation in Afghanistan is extraordinary – dangerous, near anarchy and worsening by the minute. People have been frantically trying to flee the country - and animals are being left behind with no food, no homes and no one to care for them.

The Kabul Small Animal Rescue (KSAR) offers a small ray of sunshine!
But it’s flickering. Hope is threatened.

They have rescued 200 animals and prepared their rescue team and all the animals for evacuation - but now the founder of KSAR, Charlotte Maxwell-Jones, HAS BEEN INSTRUCTED TO LEAVE WITH OR WITHOUT THE ANIMALS!

She will NOT LEAVE without her animals and rescue team!

The deadline to get out of the country is August 31st!
We simply must help get the animals and rescuers on an evacuation plane!

Preparations are being made to send the animals to Canada and the United States, and your donation will go a long way in making this happen.

PLEASE. We know how much you love animals! We know how much you worry about the innocent lives left behind by war and chaos. This is our chance to ACT!

Please, donate NOW to help animals and rescuers trapped in Afghanistan.
Your donation will be directed towards the EMERGENCY evacuation effort.
And then, help feed and care for the animals – and find them loving homes.

Rescue teams on the ground are DESPERATE for funds to evacuate all their rescues from Kabul.

Again, PLEASE DONATE NOW, AS GENEROUSLY AND AS QUICKLY AS YOU CAN.

Their fate is in our hands. You know that NFA will put the absolute MAXIMUM amount raised to directly fund the evacuation, and care of the animals…

Lives hang in the balance. The clock is ticking fast. August 31st is just days away.
The faster we can raise the funds, the more prepared KSAR can be for the MOMENT the evacuation flight is ready.

The enormity of this tragedy is unfathomable - unlike anything anyone of us could have imagined. The network of people working around the clock to make this extraction a success is huge! Joins us, please!

WE MUST ACT NOW! Afghanistan’s dogs and cats - and their tireless rescuers - are running out of time and critical resources. We can’t let them die!
WE MUST DO WHAT WE CAN!

PLEASE RUSH YOUR DONATION NOW FOR THE DOGS AND CATS OF AFGHANISTAN.

ONLY with your support right now, today, do we have a chance at helping fund the evacuation, and ongoing shelter and care of 200 animals with nowhere else to turn.

The absolute profound dedication being seen, and the lengths to which rescue teams are going to help all these animals, is exactly why we must act RIGHT NOW.
“Leave no one behind, leave no animal behind”.

They are heroes, and now you have a chance to be a hero for the animals.

You are THEIR LAST, HOPE, and ours.

Please, right now, donate whatever you can.

Thank you, thank you for being a TRUE friend to animals and their rescuers!

For the animals,

Brian and Gloria Davies (and Max and Flora!)
Founders
Network for Animals

P.S. You’ll be the first to know what’s happening on the ground for Afghanistan’s dogs and cats the moment we know more. But they face UNPRECEDENTED DANGER, and we need to raise funds FAST, to help. Please, if you can, donate!

Feature image credit: The Atlantic/Dmitry Kostyukov/AFP/Getty images