Become an Animal Protector For Ever

You can make the world a better place for animals.

Animals in all corners of the world will benefit from your touching gift, now and into the future. Their need has never been greater.

By leaving a gift to World Animal Protection in your will, you can help us bring practical aid to animals in need and move the world to protect animals by:

  • Influencing the decisions people make that affect animals on a global scale
  • Helping people understand how protecting animals is fundamental to their lives
  • Helping people act in a sustainable and practical ways that will benefit animals.

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Joanne Meredith, Bequests Manager.

Joanne Meredith,
Bequests Manager
Call +64 (0)9 309 3901 or email
Glen with Ty and Mindy.

Glen Carolyn Read, Bequestor

Glen Carolyn Read is a retired registered obstetric nurse who is passionate about animal welfare, care of the elderly and mental health.

One of her passions is banning live export of livestock and increasing the quality of living conditions for farm animals as well as domestic pets.

She applauds the effort of World Animal Protection to prohibit the dreadful practices of bear baiting and bile extracting, the use of animals such as elephants and monkeys as objects for people’s amusement and all other endeavours in which the society is involved, particularly in countries overseas where perhaps there is a lack of education. She finds World Animal Protection newsletters, which carry positive stories of rescues to be inspirational and help raise awareness of the public. However people also need to be exposed to the horrific photos of maltreatment of such animals! Glen feels education is the key, starting at a very young age.

Animals did not ask to be born into this cruel money-driven world and as responsible citizens who hopefully do know right from wrong and hopefully realise that the ‘mighty dollar’ is not the key to happiness, we have an obligation to protect this wonderful planet and its many incredible creatures!

Princesa the two toed sloth at the AIUNA sanctuary, Colombia
Bear, Romania

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