Project AnimalAid

Project AnimalAid’s mission is to "heal the planet one animal at a time”.  Project AnimalAid (PAA) is dedicated to improving the health and welfare of companion animals, wildlife and working animals by acquiring and distributing veterinary/medical equipment and supplies to veterinarians working in 120 non-profits in over 40 countries around the world. The support these organizations receive from PAA allows them to provide life-saving services to the animals in their care. Wildlife living in sanctuary after being rescued from the pet trade or biomedical research.  Street dogs or cats treated for wounds and sterilized to prevent unwanted births. Working animals treated for wounds caused by hard labor in fields around the world. Wildlife suffering from snare wounds and other injuries. The need is great! Animals all over the world need our help – YOUR help.  

With the distribution of these donated, critically necessary items, PAA offers a valuable alternative to the disposal of veterinary/medical items that are no longer needed, that are expired and that are not being utilized.  With almost 10 tons of viable veterinary/medical items kept from the landfill each year, the environmental impact is significant.

If you are able, please consider a monthly donation of any amount. We would be immensely grateful.

Testimonials

"Project V.E.T.S. (now Project AnimalAid) is known among animal shelters and sanctuaries in developing countries as the leading donor of veterinary supplies. Furthermore, the materials they contribute are very useful, rather than unwanted cast-offs. They have made it possible to save the lives of countless animals in need throughout the world and prevent many more unwanted births."
-Gregg Tully, past Executive Director, Pan African Sanctuary Alliance (Recipient Organization)

"Project V.E.T.S. (now Project AnimalAid) is helping animals of the world AND helping our environment. I am an emergency nurse and regularly "recycle" the unused instruments from our disposable suture trays through Project V.E.T.S. If I did not have this organization to whom I can send these items and know that they will be put to good use to care for animals, they would go into our landfill. I love animals and love being able to do some small part in helping them through Project V.E.T.S."
-Anne May, RN BSN, Emergency Nurse (Supply Donor)