Helping confiscated endangered species
IAFAF is collaborating with AFASI Bolivia to help them with their confiscated wild animals.
Read how to help in TAKE ACTION.
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Volunteer opportunities
IAFAF has many ways for you to help animals from home or getting involved abroad. We will have more information about our programs for volunteers available here.
Conservation Programs
We will have some conservation programs in Africa soon.
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Help the dogs in Cusco, Peru
The street dogs of Cusco , Peru, suffer from the freezing cold at 3.600 meters high, but specially during winter time. For that reason, we are making sweaters and waterproof jackets to make their lives better.
Reforestation, composting and recycling programmes
We have educational
programs to create awareness about the importance of these issues.
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About IAFAF
We help animals in need in Latin America, thanks to the kind donations of people like you
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We need people to donate all sorts of items for our projects
We are looking for a wide array of donations to help us with these projects:
*To support an educational programme for children in East Africa, where the children can learn first hand about the importance of animal conservation, recycling, reforestation, so on...
*We need your help to provide veterinary supplies and medicines to over 400 confiscated animals in Bolivia...
* Help us to rescue and sterilize street animals in Mexico..
and much more!
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Learn how you can support our international work
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Join us in our quest to get volunteers to make crafts for IAFAF, to raise funds for street animals and confiscated wild animals.
100% profit of these donated art or crafts, will also be used for our upcoming educational and conservation projects
Who we are
We are a group of devoted veteran and new animal welfare people, who wants to help animals in need abroad.
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All our work is volunteer based, so all donations go 100% to the animals in need.
With your help and support we can reach hundreds of animals struggling to improve their lives.
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