Look, I know the Tsunami is "old news" now however not once has it ever been mentioned (as far as I am aware) about the animal cost not the human cost that the Tsunami has had on the affected regions. I'm posting this as, I feel, the animals have been forgotten in all of this compared to the humans.![]()
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Dogs, cats and other animals who survived the tsunami are now in desperate need of clean water, food and veterinary care. The World Society for the Protection of Animals is engaged in a special relief effort. Please consider making an emergency donation today, and thank you for caring!
http://www.care2.com/go/z/20578
AUSTRALIA and NEW ZEALAND WPSA [ http://www.wspa.org.au ]
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Dear Friends,
The World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA) urgently needs your help to care for animals in the tsunami zone. As a new year begins, the world is united in its shock and sadness at the terrible human tragedy following the disaster. In the face of such overwhelming human adversity, it is all too easy to forget the animal victims of the crisis... but not for the people of WSPA.
With over 50 years in global animal care, WSPA's Animal Rescue Team is hard at work for the animals who lost so much. Every penny donated to this appeal will be spent on improving the lives of animals in the tsunami affected region.
Please donate today: http://www.care2.com/go/z/20578
AUSTRALIA and NEW ZEALAND WPSA [ http://www.wspa.org.au ]
Here's what your emergency funds will provide:
* Food & water for the homeless pets: Dogs and cats suffer greatly during disasters that remove their normal food supply. Wet food is critical as a water source, as water supplies have become contaminated by salt water - making animals ill.
* Mobile clinics to deliver medicine & care: Specially outfitted vans allow veterinarians to travel throughout the disaster zone treating animals in need. These are also critical tools for vaccination programs to stop local governments from resorting to dog poisoning as a rabies
prevention program.
* Establishment of an emergency reaction team: Creating an organized and equipped coordination group to help all animal welfare organizations, veterinarians and government officials to work together in the coming weeks and months.
* Rebuilding & Training: WSPA will continue to work with local animal groups and veterinarians to deliver ongoing aid to animals, to rebuild animal welfare facilities, to provide disaster preparedness training and to deliver supplies where they are most needed.
Your gift of $30, $50, $100, $1,000 or more will mean the world to the animals whose normal lives have been so devastated by the tsunami. Please give what you can.
Won't you please donate today?
http://www.care2.com/go/z/20578
AUSTRALIA and NEW ZEALAND WPSA [ http://www.wspa.org.au ]
Thank you so very much.
Laura Simpson
USA Director
WSPA
34 Deloss Street, Framingham, MA 01702
Phone: 1-800-883-9772
Fax: 1-508-620-0786
E-Mail: [email protected]
Web: wspa-usa.org
AUSTRALIA and NEW ZEALAND WPSA [ http://www.wspa.org.au ]



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I believe you Dottie and you have my support 

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