Paws For A Walk is proud to support the work of the International Fund For Animal Welfare.
IFAW is renowned throughout the world for its work in improving the lot not just of animals in the wild,
but of
pets as well. At Paws For A Walk we obviously care about our dogs (what sort of dog friendly website would we be
if we didn't!), but we also applaud all efforts to protect animals from cruelty, suffering and exploitation.
In this short video, the International Fund for Animal Welfare Emergency Relief Director Ian Robinson reflects on the passing of the one year anniversary of the tragic earthquake that struck the people and animals of Haiti.
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Cozumel Safe a Life Project
IFAW and our partners at the Humane Society of Cozumel have been working to provide care for dogs and cats at the municipal dump in Cozumel, Mexico. We’ve been working with a resident named “Gabacho” who has lived there, and cared for the animals, for 20 years. However, a new company has taken over the dump and evicted the man and all the animals. IFAW is working to find new homes for the animals, and has asked city officials to help Gabacho.
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IFAW campaigns for dog and cats
Northern Dogs: Rehomed and Rambling!
The Northern Dogs Project is about creating humane and sustainable dog management programs with northern communities, but what fun to plan a walk for a dog family that we rehomed through the project!.
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Helping animals in the poorest countries
IFAW's Community Led Animal Welfare (CLAW) programme brings new hope to poor communities where basic veterinary services are often unavailable.
CLAW provides desperately needed veterinary services to dogs and cats, as well as vital animal care education to pet owners
in some of the world's most impoverished communities.
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Creating a better future for dogs in China
Ten years ago, IFAW supported the establishment of Zhang LuPinga TMs shelter, the Beijing Human Animal Environmental Education Center (BHAEEC). The center rescues dogs and cats and provides them with shelter and veterinary care.
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