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John,
Right now, animals and their owners who are suffering due to the coronavirus are looking to the ASPCA for help. So when I was asked to lead our new emergency pet food distribution effort, I knew I couldn't let the animals down.
My name is Joel, and I am Vice President of the ASPCA Adoption Center. But during this pandemic, many of us at the ASPCA are stretching beyond our usual roles. Our staff is coming together in many ways to help animals during this unprecedented time. And right now, we need YOU with us. You don't have to work for the ASPCA to make a lifesaving difference for animals in need. |
ASPCA Guardians make monthly gifts that help make innovative and lifesaving ideas—like the emergency pet food distribution centers in four major cities—possible. It is only with Guardian support that we can effectively rise to the challenge in emergency situations.
Help us reach our Membership Month goal of 1,500 Guardian Members by April 30. |
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| No one could have predicted the spread or effect that the coronavirus would have. But the ASPCA knows crisis management. We are built to handle large-scale responses and serve those in need. And we can only do that with people like you giving from the heart. Because even when we are forced to be apart, we are always stronger together. |
Become a critical part of our team—
a team of dedicated animal advocates who band together to help animals in whatever way we can.
In the days and weeks ahead, I will be working harder than ever to make sure vulnerable animals get the food they need. You can help me provide them with safety and assurance. Together, let's help more animals.
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