| These Women Save Hundreds of Animals Across the World. Will You Join Them?
Dear friends, If this is your first time hearing from Animals First Aid, welcome to a global family where compassion knows no borders. For our long-time supporters, thank you — every life we’ve saved has been because of people like you. This Women’s Month, we are proud to share something extraordinary: the vast majority of our frontline rescue partners are women. These women are not just rescuers — they are warriors for the voiceless, working in some of the harshest and most forgotten corners of the world. They give their time, their homes, and their hearts, often without rest and with little more than hope to sustain them. |
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| | Right now, as winter deepens, their animals face hunger, illness, and the bitter cold. The heroes we work with have the skill, the love, and the courage — but they cannot do this alone. |
| | | | In Tunisia, Stella runs a haven for disabled dogs and cats — animals abandoned because they cannot walk, run, or work. They need wheelchairs, blankets, and extra medical care to survive the damp, freezing months. |
| | | | Credit: SARA and You Can Save Me |
| | In Morocco, two dedicated women lead the charge for injured and sick cats. At SARA, urgent surgeries are needed for animals in agony. At You Can Save Me, rescuer Fatima is treating heartbreaking cases of broken jaws, lost eyes, and cancerous tumors — each one a life hanging by a thread. |
| | | | | | In Serbia, Vera Vita, an elderly rescuer working alone, is racing to repair broken fencing, vaccinate vulnerable puppies, and provide medicine before snow locks her animals into dangerous conditions |
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| | | | Lanseria Ferals Project, fighting to sterilise colonies before more kittens are born into suffering, to the Soshanguve Outreach Team, delivering food and treatment to township dogs, to Blindlove Sanctuary, where Philippa cares for neglected equines like Wollie the donkey, finally learning to trust after 40 years of hardship. |
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| | | | In India, Susmita rescues street dogs from unimaginable cruelty — poisoned, beaten, or left to starve. Her shelter is overflowing, and the cost of food and medical supplies has skyrocketed. |
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| | These women are living proof that compassion is the most powerful form of courage. But right now, they need us — all of us — to stand with them. |
| Our vision at Animals First Aid is to unite these heroes with compassionate people around the world, building a safety net for animals who would otherwise be lost. This winter, that vision is under threat. We must raise $12,000 by August end to keep their animals warm, fed, and safe. |
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| | Please, be part of this lifeline today. Every $25 you give will cross borders, carrying hope from your hands to theirs. In the fight for life, there is no gift too small — and no act of love wasted. |
| By donating this cause you will be helping
“All the Partnering Shelters in Association with AFA” |
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| | Phone (US): +1 773 300 2544 |
| | Animals First Aid (AFA) is a dedicated nonprofit organization committed to saving and improving the lives of animals in urgent need. Through compassionate partnerships and global collaboration, we provide immediate care, shelter, and long-term solutions for abused, abandoned, and neglected animals. Every donation directly supports life-changing interventions, ensuring animals receive the love, safety, and healing they deserve. Animals First Aid is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization in the United States (EIN: 99-1042428), and donations are tax-deductible to the fullest extent permitted by law. Together, we can continue making a difference, one precious life at a time. |
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