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Dear friends, The clock is ticking for 350 dogs and cats who are being evicted from their only home in South Africa. If we cannot build them a new shelter before time runs out, they could all be put to death. Our long-time partner shelter in South Africa, Fallen Angels, has been evicted because of safety regulations at a nearby nuclear power station. The authorities gave them just 90 days to move all their animals – and by the time you read this, we will have just over 60 days left. Credit: NFA If we cannot relocate all 350 animals, they will be euthanized.  This is a DEATH SENTENCE for the animals who call Fallen Angels home, and they DESPERATELY need your help! Please donate now The authorities have denied Fallen Angels the special consent permit needed to remain where they are.   After receiving the ruling, our team scrambled to find a new home for the animals. We have found an ideal piece of land, but it is currently little more than a vacant lot with no shelter at all for the animals. We are now rushing to build essential infrastructure, while preparing for the massive task of moving all 350 animals to the new property. Credit: NFA Without your support, the animals will face death. We MUST NOT allow this to happen. Please donate now Fallen Angels is one of the largest no-kill animal shelters in the Western Cape and has been a lifeline and home for abused, abandoned, sick and injured dogs and cats who have had nowhere else to go.  With every other animal shelter at full capacity, our ONLY option is to move the animals. But we desperately need your support to make it happen.  The most critical need is to secure the new land with perimeter fencing and provide foster homes with enough food to care for the cats and dogs who desperately need a temporary place of safety, love and care. Without your help, these Fallen Angels face a heartbreaking future. If we can raise $20,000 (approximately £15,800), we can ensure they are protected, fed and loved during this critical time. These animals have already endured so much – please, we must not let them down when they need us the most. Credit: NFA For the past nine years, we have supported Fallen Angels’ brave group of women, who risk their lives venturing into dangerous, gang-controlled areas to rescue animals from terrible abuse and give them food, shelter and care.  Time is running out and Fallen Angels’ 350 animals need you. After being rescued from horrific suffering, Fallen Angels is the only home these animals know – and now, it is being taken away. The clock is ticking fast. We MUST act now to help move the animals and create a new shelter before it is too late. Credit: NFA We are doing everything in our power to save the desperate animals of Fallen Angels as they lose their only home.  Can we count on your support today? Please donate now These are the same animals we have fought for over the years, thanks to YOU. Animals we have rescued, fed, treated and cared for. We cannot turn our back on them in their greatest, most desperate hour of need. The shelter is within the 3.1-mile (5km) ‘Precautionary Action Zone’ surrounding the nearby Koeberg Nuclear Power Station, posing a potential threat for the animals. Credit: Eskom Watch the video Please help save their lives and build them a new, permanent home by donating as generously as you possibly can to Network for Animals today. For the animals, Gloria Davies (and Max and Flora!) CEO and Founder Network for Animals P.S. The Fallen Angels shelter WILL be closed because of nuclear concerns. Please donate today to help move the animals to a new home. Banner credit: NFA Click here to leave a legacy in a beloved's memory. Subscribe to our newsletter!