Dogs Sniff Out COVID-19 – with an Amazing Hit Rate
With their incredible sense of smell, super sniffer dogs could prove to be heroes in the fight against the new
A coronavirus message from our executive director
A coronavirus message from our executive director https://networkforanimals.org/wp-content/uploads/nfa-coronavirus.mp4 By supporting our work, you are reaching out with caring hands to
Coronavirus Cannot Spread From Dogs To Humans
Researchers have dismissed theories that the coronavirus can be transmitted from dogs to humans. This, after a genetic analysis conducted
One of four rescued UK ponies dies of injuries
Rest In Peace, Laurel. Sad news from England is that one of the four abused ponies you helped us save
Update on NFA’s Uruguay Campaign
Pelusa was saved from the streets of Montevideo in Uruguay, when the A.P.A. El Refugio shelter rescued her and provided
NFA NEWS: Your donations in ACTION in April 2020
Network for Animals works tirelessly for animals around the world. The corona crisis dominated our work in April – never
A report back on our Australian campaign to help baby flying foxes orphaned in the terrible bush fires.
Friends of Bats and Bushcare (FOBB), a fine organization run by Lawrence Pope in Victoria, Australia is looking after the
Four doomed ponies rescued, thanks to you!
You did it! Thanks to our supporters, we raised enough money to rescue four doomed ponies and are paying for
Zoos Not the Place for Wild Animals: Tiger gets Coronavirus at New York Zoo
A tiger held in captivity at the Bronx Zoo, in New York, has fallen ill with the coronavirus. Chief veterinarian
Your Pets Cannot Give You Coronavirus, says vet organization AVA
The American Veterinary Association (AVA) says “there is no evidence at this point to indicate that, under natural conditions, pets
Casper the friendly Ghost Dog: Heart-touching Casper finds a happy ending
Many of our supporters have asked what happened to Casper, the friendly Greek street dog that lost an eye. There’s
NFA NEWS: Your donations in ACTION in March 2020
Network for Animals works tirelessly for animals around the world. Some recent highlights of our work include: SOUTH AFRICA Because