About IAFAF

MISSION & HISTORY

Our IAFAF team of volunteers in Canada are animal welfare and conservation experts who have many years of experience in saving and helping street animals, and caring for rescued wild animals from the illegal exotic pet trade.

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Our mission, with the aid of our international partners, is to help both animals and people by providing medical equipment, food, tools, and veterinary care and to improve the lives of street cats and dogs.

Our educational programs have been designed to build knowledge and to foster awareness for the children, youth, and adults living near these animals.

IAFAF educational projects emphasize the importance of co-existing, respecting, protecting, and conserving wild animals and their habitat, as well as reducing human waste, which directly affects the natural habitats of these animals and endangers their lives every day. Our IAFAF educational programs include topics such as: recycling, composting, reforestation, and learning how to reuse recyclables to benefit communities economically.

WILDLIFE CHALLENGES

Wild animals struggle to survive every day due to the negative impacts of human activities that affect their lives.

Poaching, illegal trafficking, exotic pet trade, deforestation, loss of habitat, destruction, blocking of their migratory routes, urbanization, roads, pollution, human-wildlife conflicts, climate change, and many more, bring devastating consequences for all wildlife and  nature, every single day worldwide.

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Our mission with our projects is to help mitigate the negative human impact that plagues wild animals through education. We seek to amplify alternative, innovative, and less harmful ways of being with nature.

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