Six programme areas, funded through vetted local partners, focused on the places where animal suffering is greatest and local infrastructure is weakest.
Current Appeals
Pakistan & South Asia
A WHO-endorsed Catch-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return (CNVR) programme we fund in Pakistan's largest cities, providing a humane and effective alternative to culling. Dogs are caught, neutered, vaccinated against rabies, and returned to their territory.
Indonesia & Malaysia
Funding sanctuary and rehabilitation capacity for rescued wildlife — orangutans, slow lorises, pangolins, and sun bears — through in-network partners in Indonesia and Malaysia, with wider regional education kept live for search.
SE Asia & South America
Supporting customs-trained detection units, confiscation-to-sanctuary pipelines, and community awareness programmes targeting traffickers of parrots, macaws, slow lorises, and pangolins.
Pakistan
Funding mobile veterinary clinics that bring emergency surgery, farriery, and nutrition support to working horses, donkeys, and mules — animals that support millions of families but receive almost no veterinary care.
Indonesia & Malaysia
Sterilisation, vaccination, and emergency triage for stray and community cats, alongside educational dog and cat meat trade content for Southeast Asia search intent.
17-country network
Supporting land purchase, buffer zone management, and corridor restoration to protect critical habitat from deforestation and agricultural conversion — the root cause of most wildlife displacement crises.
Indonesia
Malaysia
Vietnam
Thailand
Cambodia
Pakistan
Colombia
Peru
Kenya
Tanzania
India
Sri Lanka
Brazil
South Africa
Rwanda
Philippines
Uganda
We do not parachute in. We identify vetted local organisations with deep in-country expertise and give them the resources to act at scale.
Every grant requires outcome reporting — number of animals treated, surgeries performed, sanctuaries expanded. We report to donors.
Programmes that demonstrate impact receive increased funding. We are building a playbook of replicable, evidence-based interventions.