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How your support will help Australian animals
The devastating wildfires that have torn through Australia have caused immense suffering and destruction, but the generosity of our supporters gives us hope.
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Helping Australia’s animals recover
Australia is currently experiencing an unprecedented catastrophe. Bushfires have raged for months causing mass devastation to animal populations and habitats.
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Australian bushfires: Useful contacts and resources
Do you have family or friends that may be affected by the Australian bushfires? We’ve compiled a list of useful contacts and resources you can share with your...
You’ve helped animals around the world in 2019
With your support, we worked to end the cruelty experienced by wild animals in the entertainment industry, protected dogs in communities from rabies, saved...
Amazon fires update: helping orphaned baby animals
As the Amazon continues to burn, our teams are on the ground, thanks to you, delivering much-needed medicines to the state CETAS – Wild Animal Screening...
Feeding hungry pets in the Thailand floods
Thanks to you, our disaster response team was on the ground to assist the 3,300 dogs and cats affected by Thailand’s recent floods – one of the worst in 40...
Helping animals affected by Amazon wildfires
The Amazon is burning with fires threatening 10% of the world’s biodiversity
Amazon fires: our team of vets is in rainforest
Some of the world’s most iconic wild animals as well as pets, are grave risk as fires continue to blaze through the Amazon rainforest.
Training vets in risk reduction after the Sulawesi tsunami
In the wake of the devastating Sulawesi earthquake and tsunami, we’ve trained 25 local vets in disaster management and risk reduction.
Inflatable ambassadors remind governments to protect animals in disasters
We couldn’t take real animals to the United Nations disasters conference in Geneva, so we brought six large inflatable animal ambassadors with us instead