We’re helping Himalaya climb a mountain to survive
Network for Animals has a policy of saving every animal it possibly can, one animal at a time if necessary. So when our Cape Town
2 July 2021
Network for Animals has a policy of saving every animal it possibly can, one animal at a time if necessary. So when our Cape Town
https://youtu.be/ixij8z5_tiM If it wasn’t for supporters like you, Network for Animals could not do its work to help hundreds of animals worldwide. It’s been another
https://youtu.be/fFV1L7Mw8i0 Hangberg, Cape Town, is an impoverished area in South Africa where many dogs endure severely harsh lives. Unemployment in Hangberg is rife, and many
Remember the walking mass of hair that you helped us rescue with the help of our partner, Fallen Angels? Wookiee, the dreadlocked dog, was found
Last year, we helped prevent twelve ponies in England (we call them the ‘Dartmoor Dozen’) from being shot when their owner was evicted from his
We recently told you of our plan to help street cats who live on the isolated Greek island of Ithaca. Because of COVID-19, no vet
Without our supporters, Network for Animals (NFA) could not do the work it does to improve the lives of animals around the world. Here’s how
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=denoXS7vZCY&feature=youtu.be This week, our team was delighted to be able to gift a total of 185 warm fleece blankets to the cats and dogs at
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