To support organizations in East and Southeast Asia that rescue, treat, shelter, and rehome abused, abandoned, and stray animals.
A world in which all sentient beings are treated with compassion, dignity, and respect, and can live free of oppression, exploitation, and abuse.
All sentient beings are entitled to compassion, dignity, and respect, regardless of the circumstances of their birth.
We provide fiscal sponsorship for animal rescue and shelter organizations in East and Southeast Asia, allowing them to accept tax-deductible donations from the United States.
We handle donation collection and management, issuing of tax receipts, and disbursements, enabling our fiscally sponsored projects to get on with what they do best; rescuing animals in need.
Are you an organization in East or Southeast Asia that rescues or shelters (or does both!) animals? Would you like to connect your cause to donors in the United States?
Apply to be one of our Sponsored Projects today and see how we can help you achieve your mission.
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We support organizations that rescue, shelter, and rehome abused and abandoned animals in East and Southeast Asia.
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