Photo of the Week: Rescued South African Puppy
Photo of Week is a new feature that highlights the work IFAW does around the world everyday to rescue orphaned, injured, or mistreated animals. We hope this new weekly feature will give you a glimpse into this aspect of IFAW's daily operations.
A recently rescued puppy from IFAW's Community Led Animal Welfare (CLAW) in South Africa.
CLAW's founder, Cora Bailey, recently visited IFAW headquarters in Yarmouth Port, Mass.
CLAW began ten years ago as a one-woman crusade to personally provide basic veterinary services to one South African township. It now provides desperately needed veterinary services to dogs and cats, as well as vital animal care education to pet owners in some of the world's poorest communities. Since its start in 1999, CLAW’s team of veterinarians and local volunteers have treated, vaccinated, and provided spay and neuter services to sterilize thousands of pets.
The Animals in Haiti Need Your Support We urgently need your donation to help IFAW's emergency relief teams on the ground in Haiti. Your donation will help us buy the bandages, vaccines, antibiotics and other supplies for our mobile veterinary clinic.
We have partnered with WSPA to mount a coordinated animal relief response, and our team has deployed into the devastated country.
Your donation will go directly into IFAW's Emergency Relief fund, and will be used immediately and where needed most to help the animal victims of Haiti and our Emergency Relief work around the world.
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