No animal beyond our reach
The animals you read about here face real threats. World Animal Rescue Network is a global not-for-profit funding partner-led shelters, sanctuary capacity, and frontline rescue work.
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Donate nowWhere your support goes
Frontline rescue and shelter
Funds rescue centers and shelter capacity in the regions where local services cannot keep up with the need.
Sanctuary for rescued wildlife
Supports permanent sanctuary homes for orangutans, slow lorises, pangolins, and bears across Southeast Asia.
Stop wildlife trafficking
Backs detection units and confiscation-to-sanctuary pipelines for trafficked parrots, macaws, and lorises.
Choose an appeal
Give to the cause that moves you most. Every appeal links directly to World Animal Rescue Network's own secure page.
Protect wild parrots
Helps rescue and rehome parrots and macaws seized from the illegal pet trade, then return them to safe, wild lives.
Support this appealSave orphaned orangutans
Supports sanctuary care and rehabilitation for orphaned and displaced orangutans across Southeast Asia.
Support this appealRestore vanishing habitats
Backs the protection and restoration of the wild places that countless threatened species depend on to survive.
Support this appealHelp Karachi's street dogs
Funds vaccination, treatment, and humane care for the street dogs of Karachi, where local services cannot cope.
Support this appealEnd the dog and cat meat trade
Supports frontline work to rescue dogs and cats from the meat trade and campaign for an end to the cruelty.
Support this appealSpecies that need our help
Examples of animals linked to World Animal Rescue Network's rescue, sanctuary, and habitat work — from great apes to big cats and elephants.

Orangutan
Critically Endangered

Tiger
Endangered

Asian Elephant
Endangered

Gorilla
Critically Endangered
Donations are made directly through World Animal Rescue Network 's official, secure website.