Disaster relief for animals

After Türkiye’s 2023 earthquakes, our teams and partners helped rescue, treat and reunite animals with their families—from field clinics in Antakya to heartwarming reunions like Rumeysa and her cat, Leyla—showing our global, on‑the‑ground disaster response in action.

With Hurricane Katrina, it was all hands on deck across our entire organization. As the plight of animals came into focus, with thousands of them trapped in homes and stranded in New Orleans and other communities, we moved as quickly as we could to meet the demands of the crisis.

When wildfires devastated Chile, our rescue teams delivered urgent care to animals suffering burns, smoke inhalation, and trauma. From pets to farmed animals, hundreds were saved. This is the power of global response in action.

When deadly tornadoes struck Mayfield, Kentucky, our rescue teams deployed immediately — working alongside locals to save pets in distress. From search and rescue to transport and care, we made sure animals weren’t overlooked amid the chaos.

When catastrophic floods and landslides hit India’s Assam and Wayanad regions, our team acted fast—delivering boat‑based relief where roads failed. Across two crises, we saved 10,000 animals and supported 2,250 families with vital supplies, medical care, and food distribution.

When the worst flooding in over 30 years struck Punjab, India, we collaborated with other animal protection organizations to distribute emergency food and veterinary medicine for farmed and companion animals.

In Kenya’s drought-stricken regions, communities and animals alike face a crisis. Our team partnered with local groups to deliver desperately needed water, feed farmed animals, care for pets, and support families on the front lines.