Yes, I know that Oregon and Animals in other USA states need help too but...We (Oregonians) as a whole are very passionate about our animals as we are about our trees. There is great care and hope in our state with compassion that can be shown to others… It surely can't hurt to get the word out about these little adoption candidates or help some others that need voices too. Perhaps you are going on vacation to some of these places and can check it out for yourself and see how great the need is to help or adopt. Let's see if we can help some or just one.. Note: Always beware of spammers and scammers for these out of country websites. Always check your security settings and always check the validity of the website when donating to any website or add.

O Argos Animal Welfare Society Trikala Greece

Most of the dogs in our care find loving new homes, but some of them aren’t able to settle in a home environment because of health problems or because of their difficult pasts. They've got loads of love to give and all they need is a best friend like you! So why not sponsor one today.With over 340 stray and abandoned pets in in and outside our shelter at any one time, we really need your help. We don't receive any government funding and we are totally dependent on the generosity of people like you. For as little as 25 Euro per month we will ensure that your sponsored dogs, and others, get a second chance for a happy life.

If you do sponsor one of our shelter dogs, upon your request, we will be happy to send you any updates on the dog you choose to sponsor. You can cancel your sponsorship at any time or if you don't want to give an amount on a monthly basis, feel free to make a one time donation only.

Of course, all of these dogs are looking for their forever home as well, so if you see a potential life long friend among the dogs asking for sponsorship, we would love to hear from you.

Thank you kindly and again please consider helping one of our many friends.

  Arad Romania

About Us

We are a family which loves animals and all of us, together, have one purpose: TO HELP THEM!  

We set up this non-profit animal protection association, which functions only through the financial support obtained through donations and sponsorships, with the purpose of being close to these mute creatures whose eyes are asking mercy and help from us. We have always loved animals and tried to protect them. From 1995, we changed headquarters from Arad to the outskirts of a village, near a town. As we had some land around the building, we could rescue abandoned dogs and cats, which we maintained from our own resources. In 2007, we managed to legally set up APAM, hoping that there are people who love animals and want to help them through us, assuring them that the financial and material effort will only be used for animals’ rescuing and maintenance.

If you'd like to help, sponsor or adopt: http://www.apam.ro/index.php?x=pag&id_pag=2

Soi Dog Foundation (SDF) is a not-for-profit, legally registered charitable organization in Thailand, Australia, France and Holland. Soi Dog helps the homeless, neglected and abused dogs and cats of Thailand. (Charity registration number Thailand: Phor.Gor. 39/2548. Charity registration number Australia: 58982568831. Charity registration number in Holland: 37120202, Charity registration number in France: W332011412) Soi Dog is made up of people like yourself, be they financial supporters, field or shelter volunteers, fundraisers etc. with a common goal of helping neglected and abused dogs & cats.

• Soi Dog has has reached a milestone of over 30,000 dogs and cats sterilized! Totaling 30,459 dogs and cats as of November, 2010.

• Thousands more have been treated for injury and disease by providing emergency and ongoing veterinary treatment for abused and neglected dogs and cats.

• Provides free veterinary treatment for those who cannot afford it at its clinic in Mai Khao.

• Runs a shelter and rehoming center for over 300 dogs that have been abandoned or abused and subjected to sometimes terrible cruelty.

• Feeds hundreds of dogs and cats in temples and other locations.

  If you like to help or sponsor a dog/cat:  http://www.soidog.org/en/about-soi-dog/

Bear Aware in British Columbia

What’s involved in getting a program started?

Getting a formal program started can happen in many different ways. In all instances, support from a local Conservation Officer, the Municipality or Regional District and a group of individuals or service group is encouraged. The minimal requirements vary with the type of program you initiate but each different model requires a strong commitment from the community and financial support. 

Program Materials

The Bear Aware program includes a tool kit that contains a number of print and electronic materials designed to aid in effective program delivery. Included are a program delivery manual, various handbooks, a PowerPoint presentation, posters, stickers and/or tattoos and brochures.

Bear Aware Program Models

In 2010 there were 19 communities delivering a variety of the Bear Aware models to educate the public throughout the province of BC. Running a Program in a community is dependent on having sufficient funds to do so.

There are three different program administration models:

1. Community Model
2. Volunteer Model
3. Wage Subsidized Model

Under the Community Model a community provides all costs related to delivering an education program in their community. The Subsidized Model requires a community to submit an application for consideration to BCCF Bear Aware for the wage subsidy of a Bear Aware Community Coordinator (BACC). The Volunteer Model relies almost entirely on volunteer efforts to raise funds and deliver an education program.

To read more: http://www.bearaware.bc.ca/

This site was created by animal rights in Mexico City looking to give them a second and third chance to animals that have been hurt, abused and neglected. We look first, heal their physical and emotional wounds and then find them loving and responsible families who love them and never leave them

You can also help you through "Sponsor a sick dog" , where you can be part of the rehabilitation of animals in need, helping to cover some medical expenses.

All are vaccinated and neutered, and if you've ever thought your dog or cat to have offspring, it is important that you read this article written by a specialist in the field, the MVZ Galia Sheinberg. Write to email: perros@adoptaunamigo.or g

If you live in Mexico or abroad and want to make a donation (dollars or pesos), do it safely with PayPal>>

If you live in Mexico or Mexico Outside of You Can Make a secure donation with PayPal here.

Welcome to Colonel Angels Bulgarian Street Dogs

Colonel Angels is a newly registered Bulgarian charity  and is run by a small yet very dedicated team.  Annie and Candy are based in  south central Bulgaria  in the Rhodopi mountains and are running  a free neuter program for all dogs  (owned and on the street) in the town of Smilyan and its outlaying villages.  They have organized an educational programme in the  Smilyan school  which is proving to be very popular with the children. Dog welfare in Bulgaria is unfortunately very poor and Colonel Angel's aim is to improve the conditions for owned and stray dogs whilst educating the public  and the children.  Every child deserves the chance to own and love a dog instead of being taught that it is dirty and vicious, being the common attitude in Bulgaria. We have many projects to help to encourage people to improve the welfare of their dogs. Please have a look on the Projects page for more details.

To enable us to succeed we need your help.  By donating you are  enabling us to neuter the dogs of Smilyan and the surrounding villages , run the education program in the school and set up a sponsorship program for locally owned dogs.  

Cape Town, South Africa ~ the most beautiful city in the world - also the home of the Animal Rescue Organisation
welcomes all International visitors to South Africa!

On behalf of the Animal Rescue Organisation, I would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who has sent funds and support of any kind towards our work. This includes those who have given the smallest contribution, a small packet of goodies, but we know it comes with love.

ARO serves thousands of sick and suffering animals annually and we can do none of this work without you - our donors, members and friends.

Please accept our thanks and appreciation for all your loving care of our work.

With best wishes,
Karen de Klerk
on behalf of ARO

If you'd like to help or adopt:

http://www.animalrescue.org.za/index.html

           The Dogs of the Malaysia

Kudos to the volunteers who rescued as many as they could to date.   
The residents of Pulau Ketam sent some 300 stray dogs to exile on a remote island where the harsh conditions almost certainly guarantee a horrible death. Of the 300 dogs sent there, more than three-quarters are presumed to be already dead. I traveled to the island with Sabrina Yeap of Furry Friends Farm and managed to save only one dog on this reconnaissance trip. The rescued dogs cannot be transported on the regular ferries. Almost nobody will lift a finger to help without a fee. This is understandable. The locals are already shaking their heads in disbelief that there are outsiders who want to save the animals they so casually discarded. Instead of pointing fingers and antagonizing them, we need their co-operation to help save the unfortunate creatures. In the process, we also hope to educate the islanders on better treatment of animals. It would be an impossible mission if we didn't win their hearts. Fellow blogger's, you can also help by embedding the appeal poster above to your blog and linking to http://www.mycen.com.my/rescue. We are aware it is a monumental task and appreciate all forms of support, assistance, suggestions, encouragement and your prayers. 

It's all about dogs in Kuwait

Let’s talk

Hi everybody! Welcome to my blog. I am hoping to answer all your pet related questions and discuss various pet issues that many pet lovers and owners have in Kuwait.

If you'd like to read more:  http://q8puppies.com/

Netherlands Antilles

Bonaire Animal Shelter is a refuge for dogs and cats that can no longer be cared for by their owners, have been abandoned, or were born in the wild and brought to us by concerned citizens and tourists. The shelter also offers a boarding place for cats and dogs and we’ve started a gift shop on the premises to help raise money to sustain the shelter.

Animal Shelter Bonaire

Foundation Animal Shelter Bonaire / Stichting Dierenasiel
Kaminda Lagoen 26
Kralendijk, Bonaire, Dutch Antilles
Phone: 0599-7174989

They sure could use the help.

Need more information: Send an e-mail to Marlies Tiepel, manager of the Animal Shelter Bonaire at: animalshelter@flamingotv.net

The Dickin Medal Of Honor was instituted in 1943 in the United Kingdom by Maria Dickin to honor the work of animals in war.  Maria Dickin was the founder of the People’s Dispensary for Sick Animals (PDSA), a British charity that provides care for sick and injured animals of the poor.  Maria established the award for any animal displaying bravery and devotion to duty whilst serving with the British armed forces or civil emergency services. The medal was awarded 54 times between 1943 and 1949 to 32 pigeons, 18 dogs, 3 horses and a cat for their heroism during World War II.

PDSA Vet Care

Give your support:

Donate to PDSA

You can help
in many ways

Gifts in wills

Read the Gifts in wills page

Who we are and what we do

Thank you for reading this site, in name of the animals, Diane Beijer, Founder and President.   To help, adopt or sponsor: http://www.dierenhulpkreta.nl/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=53&Itemid=58

Spay/Neuter and Vaccinate a Street Dog in Chile $20.00

Animal suffering is a problem around the world. Just $20 U.S. will go a long way towards improving one dog's quality of life in Chile, and also help make sure that future generations of dogs are wanted and cared for. In south-central Chile, the majority of dogs are uncontained, unsterilized, and unvaccinated against common canine diseases. With each litter born on the streets, canine overpopulation worsens, leading to malnutrition, untreated injuries, and the spread of diseases, including rabies. Many dog bite victims are small children, bitten on or near the face, and occasionally these attacks are fatal. All of these problems stem from a common cause: Allowing dogs to live and die on the streets. You can help Veterinarians without Borders in its vital work. Purchase of this Gift That Gives More™ vaccinates and spays/neuters a street dog in Valdivia, Chile.

Veterinarians without Borders is a charity guided by the philosophy that the health and wellbeing of animals, people and the environment are inextricably linked. Its programs develop on-the-ground strategies to promote and maintain public and animal health around the world. Upon purchase, you will receive an automated e-mail with a link to a full-color certificate of acknowledgment that you may print and frame for display or gift-giving. Adobe Acrobat Reader, or equivalent .pdf viewing program, is required to open the file. The certificate makes a great "instant" gift for an honored colleague, family member or friend. Please note: Your purchase is tax-deductible in the U.S.A., and you will receive a receipt from GreaterGood.org for your taxes. 100% of your gift goes to Veterinarians without Borders as a grant through GreaterGood.org. GreaterGood Network stores do not receive any profit from the sale of this Gift That Gives More™; we bring it to you in the spirit of the greater good. GreaterGood.org has ultimate authority and discretion with regard to the distribution of its funds. All expenditures made are consistent with the exempt purposes of GreaterGood.org.

About Us

Gunyah Animal Healing Sanctuary is a non-profit animal welfare charity located in the Yarra Valley in Victoria, Australia. Although all animals in need are welcome, our focus is on those that need longer term care due to trauma, neglect or illness. Animals that need longer term care don't always make it through other shelters due to lack of resources. In our mind it doesn't matter how long it takes to get an animal to the point where it is ready to be re-homed, or how long it takes for us to find the right home for them, they still deserve a second chance. The few that are unable to be re-homed because they are too old, sick, disabled or traumatized have a home here at the sanctuary where they get optimum care and love for the rest of their days.



Click here to read more about our history and background, and about the little miniature pony battler that was the inspiration behind the formation of Gunyah. We aim to provide the animals in our care with an environment that is as natural as possible. We find it much more conducive to their "healing" process. Click here to read more about our philosophy and holistic approach.

There is a video that introduces you to some of the animals Gunyah has been able to help already. We hope you enjoy it!

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If you'd like to see the video, help or adopt: http://gunyahahs.blogspot.com/p/about-us.html

The Sea Shepherd Folks Helping Me Stop The Use Of Dogs And Cats As Fish Bait in France...  

Sea Shepherd's Mission Statement

Established in 1977, Sea Shepherd Conservation Society (SSCS) is an international non-profit, marine wildlife conservation organization. Our mission is to end the destruction of habitat and slaughter of wildlife in the world's oceans in order to conserve and protect ecosystems and species. Sea Shepherd uses innovative direct-action tactics to investigate, document, and take action when necessary to expose and confront illegal activities on the high seas. By safeguarding the biodiversity of our delicately-balanced ocean ecosystems, Sea Shepherd works to ensure their survival for future generations.                                                                                                                                                                

Home Page:  http://www.seashepherd.org/

If you'd like to help or donate: https://my.seashepherd.org/NetCommunity/SSLPage.aspx?pid=184

They are also trying to stop the use of cats and dogs as live bait!!!!
Sign their Petition: http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/peopleagainstdogscatsasbait

 See the video below:

Egypt...

Korean Animal Help Websites...               

History

Sadly, in present-day Korea there thrives an industry that subjects companion animals to some of the cruelest forms of abuse and exploitation. Each year millions of dogs and thousands of cats are tortured, slaughtered, and consumed for purported medicinal properties of the meat. Time and time again these medicinal benefits (relief from rheumatism and increased virility) has been proven nonexistent. Despite laws protecting dogs and cats from this mistreatment, the Korean government has refused to uphold its responsibilities and enforce these laws.

Welcome to the official site of International Aid for Korean Animals.

Welcome to the official website for International Aid for Korean Animals (IAKA). IAKA is a non-profit organization founded by Kyenan Kum in 1997 to promote animal protection and humane education in Korea. Since its inception Kyenan has worked tirelessly, campaigning worldwide to educate the international community about the difficult conditions for dogs and cats in Korea. A major victory for IAKA came in 2007 with the revision and strengthening of Korea’s 1991 Animal Protection law, which IAKA had long campaigned and petitioned to improve. KAPES was founded in late 2007 by Kyenan Kum and Haesun Park as a response to the newly strengthened Animal Protection law. The two activists realized that with stronger legal protections in place, direct protest of the government and of the meat trade would be less productive than eliminating the demand for dog and cat meat altogether, through hands-on education. The construction of a new Adoption and Education Center in Seoul, capital city of South Korea, is the first step towards teaching young Koreans about the humane treatment of animals and instilling them with a deep compassion for dogs and cats. With the new Animal Protection law in place, IAKA/KAPES seeks to work in partnership with the government to successfully affect positive change in Korean society. The time is finally right to eliminate the plight of Korea’s dogs and cats.

http://www.koreananimals.org/about/history.htm

B.A.R.C Bali (Dog) Adoption & Rehabilitation Centre

Well let me first say, I had no idea, exactly WHAT I was doing or what my action would lead to, I had been picking up pups, the worst cases, for 5 years and taking them to  my humble abode, and wished I didn’t have to see this awful situation, I wished  I could just shut my eyes like thousands of other’s do, I am a painter, how does one paint in peace with so much pain around them, I am rebellious, rude, angry and stubborn, but my heart is full of love for humanity and our animal friends.

If you'd like to help or adopt: http://www.freewebs.com/balidogs/home.htm

Philippines... Animal Kingdom Fund Inc.

Our PARTNERS

There are many ways you can help the dogs of the Philippines, from fundraising on our behalf and to giving your own donations. You can donate dog-toys, dog-food, old towels, medicines and anything useful in operating AKF Animal Rehabilitation and Rescue Center. Rescuing dogs bound for slaughter is a full-time commitment and keeping them rehabilitated and comfortable entails costs that we, in AKF, cannot handle without your enduring support. Thank you for sharing the same passion with us.   Want to make a regular donation? If you are busy and always-on-the-go, yet, wishes to share your support in the easiest and cost effective way, we can accept year long post-dated checks and we will keep you posted of updated news via AKF's newsletter sent to your most comfortable address Please click the Donation Form , fill it up and send it to us. And more importantly, if you have tips or leads for us to pursue regarding cases and issues of animal-welfare, please contact any of the personnel of AKF. In return we will send you regular newsletters to keep you advised of what we are achieving, on your behalf, in order to give all the dogs of the Philippines a better life. To help, adopt or sponsor a animal: http://www.animalkingdomfoundation.org/help.html

India Animal Rescue...

Ireland...

"Between 1990 and 2001 we took in many unwanted dogs and the odd cat. We would try our very best to find them a home. Sometimes we didn't succeed and they are still here today. Among our permanent residents we count 15 dogs, 11 cats, one white donkey, one horse and Gypsy, our 'I LOVE YOU ALL, BUT ON MY TERMS' white goose. Then we discovered the internet and the internet discovered ASH; thank you to those who took ASH under their wing. The 'Dutchman with all those dogs' became ANIMAL SANCTUARY HUBASHA Helena, Remi and Eva are delighted to welcome visitors and friends to our sanctuary from 2 pm each day (except Fridays) and evenings by appointment."

Thank you for visiting our website.

Opening Hours : Monday.. Thursday 2pm..5pm ** CLOSED FRIDAYS ** .. Saturday & Sunday 2pm..5pm

If you'd like to help: 

The folks that help animals worldwide

Help us bring hope...for suffering and sick dogs struggling to survive in some of the worst situations in the world; for puppies who have been abandoned and left to fend for themselves; for all abused, neglected, and forgotten animals trying desperately just to stay alive.

Renaissance An Introduction...

Latest from our Showcase

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Vultures Chose Me - Kerri Wolter

South Africa...

 Wish list: http://www.abandoned.co.za/content/view/5/75/

Have you got a soft spot for animals?  Perhaps volunteer......

If the answer is yes then South Africa is the country for you and TEARS is the project! When an economy struggles the first charities to feel the pinch are those working with animals, so your efforts are much needed. This is a great society which provides food parcels, veterinary treatment and animal care education for those that could not otherwise afford it. It also works with children who have had extremely hard lives and aims to break the cycle of abuse by teaching them to care and be responsible for animals. You'll get a great opportunity to visit local communities and visit animals there, while for those considering a future in veterinary care there is valuable chance to help the resident vet, who requires daily help.

http://www.i-to-i.com/volunteer-projects/work-with-animals-south-africa.html

Romania...

Romania Animal Rescue, Inc. (RAR) has established the first free spay/neuter program for the impoverished people of Romania. RAR's Trap/Neuter/Release program enables animal caregivers to bring in their cats and dogs to be treated for parasites, vaccinated, and neutered at no cost. RAR returns them to the caregiver and to their previous location. They no longer contribute to overpopulation.

New Zealand...

The Animal Shelter New Zealand website is to provide place to receive homeless animals throughout whole New Zealand. We have been open since June 2002 and have rescued, rehabilitated and adopted out over 7,000 dogs and cats to this date! Animal House Shelter, rescues abused and neglected dogs and cats and rehabilitates them mentally & physically in order to place them with the best new family. We rescue 98% of our dogs from 'kill' shelters, pounds and various animal control facilities in which they are usually listed as strays and almost always scheduled to be euthanized. We offer online adoption service. One animal characteristics database was set up, client could search and found adoptable pets according animal type, breed, size, gender and location, please make a donation to support our organization, your help can save a life. 

http://www.itpanda.co.nz/asnz/

Paris France...

Animal Rescue Centres in France

THERE are many animal sanctuaries across France set up by volunteers who can both help with questions, as well as offer advice on adopting a pet. But even if you can't take a cat or dog in they will always be on the look out for volunteers to help in the facilities or raise much needed funds. Below is a selection of centres to give you an idea of the work they do but also some of the cats, dogs and other animals they care for.

Phoenix Animal Rescue, Dordogne : http://www.phoenixasso.com/index.html
Offers re-homing of abused and abandoned animals, but also works alongside local veterinary practices and has a helpline service.

Poor Paws, Lot : http://www.poorpaws.com/index.htm
Offers assistance for people looking to adopt an animal, not a refuge but works with the rescue centre in the area to help find willing helpers and owners.

Animal Aid Saint Aubin, Poitou-Charentes : http://animalaidsaintaubin.monsite.wanadoo.fr/index.jhtml
Looks after stray cats and dogs, before trying to help find a new home for them, also offers advice on what you can do if you find an animal.

Asso. for the Protection of Abandoned Animals, Trégrom:  http://www.apaa.asso.fr/index-en.html
Based in Brittany and came into existence after the local shelter closed down. The website offers a wealth of information on the work the centre does and the adoption process.

Home Page:

 http://www.phoenixasso.com/index.html

Germany...

Below is valuable information for pet owners in Germany on the required and recommended animal vaccinations and the owners' obligations concerning tattooing or microchip identification of pet dogs and cats. Find out about the laws concerning restricted breeds - other pet animals, and guard and attack dogs - in Germany; and the laws concerning taking pets into public places buy or sell a pet and what to do if an animal is lost or found. Finally, there is information on the German national animal organisations, on finding a veterinarian and further general information. and on trains and busses in Berlin.

There is information on how to help:

About Renbury Pound

Officially named the Renbury Farm Animal Shelter, this pound co-operates with the Rescue Shelters in their quest to save and rehome unwanted dogs. Dogs adopted directly from this pound are DESEXED and VACCINATED.

The Renbury Pound website:

* Is user friendly and well laid out.
* Lists all impounded dogs.
* Provides large clear photos of impounded dogs.
* Offers descriptions of the impounded dogs, as well as microchip status.
* Advises when dogs have been rescued by inserting 'Rescue Symbols'.
* Advises when dogs have been adopted.
* Is updated on a very regular basis.

Society would be better served if all dog pounds embraced the 'Renbury' attitude towards genuine rescue shelters , whose only mission is to rehome abandoned dogs. Using a Renbury-style website would also offer the public a useful tool to either find their lost dog or to adopt a new  

To read more or adopt: http://www.dogsacrossaustralia.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=49&Itemid=94

And there is :

We cannot save them all - but we can try.

Victorian Dog Rescue and Resource Group Inc (VicDRG) is a not for profit organization whose purpose is to decrease the number of dogs killed in Victorian pounds each year. Nearly all these dogs could be re-homed and end up in pounds and shelters through no fault of their own. Their misfortune in many cases is they have not been valued by their family and they have not had returned to them the love and loyalty they have given.

Instead many dogs are dumped unceremoniously in the pound. Common reasons are - I’m having a baby, my mother has gone into a nursing home and can’t keep the dog, I’m moving house and can’t take the dog with me - and so on.

To read more or adopt: http://www.victoriandogrescue.org.au/index.html

Greece...

Spain...

Russia...

Russia Animal Rescue — View animals in Russia needing rescue. 

Russia is Iocated in North Asia and spans across approximateIy 6,592,000 square miIes. The population of Russia is about 142 million. Most peopIe in Russia speak Russian. The capital of Russia is Moscow. Threatened species known from Russia include the Evorsk Vole, Mediterranean Monk Seal, Muisk Vole, and Wrangel Lemming. 

http://animal.rescueme.org/ru

Peru...

          

India and Nepal's call for help

Stray animals roam in packs, carry disease and remain un-neutered in India and Nepal's busiest cities without a care in the world. Local animal rescue organizations, however, are busy preparing for the onslaught of puppies and kittens. Our spay & neuter initiative is one way of tackling this problem. To find out more about our Asia projects and how you can help, please click below.

           

Mayhew International works to promote companion animal welfare and the humane management of homeless cats and dogs through a network of community animal care initiatives. Our work with vets interested in this area of animal welfare has a special significance for international development, benefiting communities in developing countries, many of whom rely on their animals for support.

• We advocate neutering as the most humane method of dealing with the overpopulation of companion animals.
• We offer information and advice on the setting up and running of sterilization programs.
• We collaborate with other welfare organizations and university veterinary faculties to provide low-cost veterinary services for local communities.
• We work with governments and local authorities in an advisory capacity to improve companion animal welfare conditions under their jurisdiction.
• We offer training for overseas veterinary personnel and animal welfare organizations.

Our work stretches from neighboring European countries to places as far afield as Russia, Afghanistan, India and Peru.

Our Cause: PAW JUSTICE FOOD BANK In New Zealand

Keeping Animals Out of Shelters

Donate for the Christchurch Earthquake

"Civil Defence Minister John Carter has confirmed today's declaration of a National Emergency is the first time the measure has been invoked, and that reflects the likelihood yesterday's quake may prove to be New Zealand's worst natural disaster." - NZ Herald

The Christchurch Earthquakes have left many animals stranded and homeless needing food & care. Here at Paw Justice we are committed to helping out displaced animals after such a terrible natural disaster by implementing our Food Bank & Emergency Surgery Fund as well as helping out with awareness.

Last September we were able to send 10 tonnes of pet food down to Christchurch to help starving animals thanks to your donations. Please donate today to help out with Paw Justice efforts & help the animals of Christchurch who have no voice.

Paw Justice does NOT receive any government funding. We are funded only by your donations & good will.

How the Paw Justice Food Bank Works

Paw Justice accumulates and stores pet food through donations.  When our stocks are low we are able to purchase supplies from pet food manufacturers who help us out, by letting us have it at a reduced cost. Paw Justice distributes or personally delivers our stock to those in need. We are "linked in" to over 70 food depots (outside of animal shelters) who assist and supply pet food to over a thousand families in need. This keeps us connected at ground level so we understand what is happening in our communities.

At present Paw Justice is focusing on sending rescue packages down to Christchurch to help pets there in need. As you can imagine this has depleted our supply quite rapidly, so please help us and donate now!

Paw justice mission statement

It’s for your pet The day that the Paw Justice organization is no longer needed, is the day that we have succeeded in launching an effective legislation that makes potential offenders think twice before harming any animal and have ensured that the punishments fit the crime. “Listening and talking to pet owners about their problems and their pet's concerns” is our mission Until this day comes, we will be seeking justice against those who hurt our animals. What would you do if someone hurt your pet?

Paw Justice Core values

• Is listening to pet owners and their opinions on the welfare of their pets.
• Uniting pet owners together who share the same belief that it is wrong to harm animals.
• Promote our policies through education and advocacy.
• Educate about responsibility when taking on the ownership of a pet.
• Promote spending quality time and caring for your pet - all animals should have a good quality of life and should be treated with compassion.
• Those who abuse or neglect animals should be appropriately penalized
• Support those who contribute to the success and achievements of Paw Justice
• Create greater deterrence and denunciation for offenders.
• Paw Justice to be recognized as symbol of hope and guardianship for pets and install strength and belief to pet owners.
• To help: http://www.pawjustice.co.nz/donate-earthquake.html
  

Great Britain...

Get Involved:
Join the Pet Owners Parliament...

The Pet Owner’s Parliament is a club formed in order to provide representation to British pet owners in matters related to the welfare and governance of domestic pets, legislation affecting domestic pets, long term improvement of education aimed at improving responsible pet ownership and policies designed to enhance the lives of domestic pets, their owners and society at large.   DDAWatch will help keep the general public aware of issues arising out of the legislation while building a better picture of the problems and campaigning for change. DDAWatch can also offer assistance to owners if needed.

If you would like to become involved in DDAWatch or need the assistance of DDAWatch, please contact us:

China and Beijing...

Animals In Asia Help Site:

http://www.animalsasia.org/

Mexico...

Please help us end the suffering of Cozumel's Mexico street dogs by becoming an IFAW Champion for Animals 
 

This puppy was found sleeping in a bag of trash at Cozumel's rubbish dump. You can help find loving homes for pups like this.

Lucy and Beano survived and are now happy in their forever home. Please help us create more happy endings for Cozumel's street dogs.

So many other dogs that desperately need your help.

By signing up today, you can be the Champion these animals need...

Your gift truly could save a suffering animal's life.

Thank you.


Fred O'Regan
IFAW President

p.s. I was so saddened when I saw the pictures of Cozumel's dogs - so many of them looked like they could be a wonderful addition to someone's family. Please help us end the suffering of Cozumel's street dogs and animals around the world by becoming a Champion for Animals today. As a thank you, we will send you Scruffy, our little plush toy dog mascot, as a reminder of all the dogs in Cozumel that we are able to help because of you.

If you would like to help:

Plus there are many m

ore that need homes too:

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World Animal Net...

About World Animal Net

World Animal Net (WAN) was established in 1997 by veterans of the international animal protection movement to improve communication and co-ordination between the world's animal protection groups on target campaigns, using rapidly developing communication technology. WAN has offices in the United Kingdom, The Netherlands and the United States, where it is registered as a 501(c)3 nonprofit. In the USA one hundred percent of your gift is tax deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law. World Animal Net has no individual membership, but animal protection groups are invited to affiliate themselves and benefit from the global exchange of information. Our aim is to focus the animal protection movement and strengthen the impact of key animal campaigns and lobbying. World Animal Net will act as clearinghouse for important animal protection issues with global perspective. The WAN network will give animal groups world-wide the opportunity to work in a genuine spirit of collaboration, pooling knowledge, expertise, professionalism, and campaign and lobbying resources--particularly on target issues.

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