Animal Aid: Christchurch Earthquake relief
The devastating 2011 Christchurch quake has also created many animals victims; thousands who are lost, hungry, injured and afraid. Animal c
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SAFE is a trusted name aiding animals in New Zealand for over 75 years. SAFE is pledging to fundraise on behalf of the local groups listed here. They are carrying out important relief work for the animals of Christchurch and need your help. SAFE will fairly and proportionally disperse all funds to them.
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Since 1932 SAFE has been New Zealand's leading animal protection organisation, defending animals against cruelty and abuse. We strive to make significant improvements to the lives of animals by raising awareness, challenging cruel practices and changing attitudes. SAFE undertakes high-profile campaigns, public stalls, displays, demonstrations, meetings, education services and research to foster a more informed understanding of the state of human-animal relations in contemporary Aotearoa New Zealand. Together we can help end animal cruelty in New Zealand, thanks to the unprecedented support of people like you, Your support through Givealittle will help further our advocacy work for animals. Thank you!
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Supporting the local charities 6 April 2011
Thanks to your wonderful and generous support, Animal Aid continues to financially support the local charities directly helping animals since the terrible earthquake. Animal Aid has just donated a further $500 towards Cat Help and K9 Rescue for veterinary treatment of animals in their care and $1000 towards Cat Rescue for their tireless efforts on the ground with lost and needy animals. The SPCA's incredible livesaving Animal Rescue Unit also recently received $1000 and $500 was put towards veterinary expences for dogs from K9 Rescue. Funds continue to be distributed based on urgency and need. Animal Aid will continue to distribute funds donated to the Animal Aid earthquake relief fund for as long as they continue to be received. Thank you.
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