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Dear Friend,

As director of PETA’s Emergency Response Team, I see the hundreds of reports
that we receive each week about animals in need from around the world —and we respond to each and every one.

From scouring local laws in order to help persuade reluctant officials to act to
enlisting the help of committed animal activists, we leave no stone unturned in
ensuring that cats are rescued from treetops or seized from dreadful hoarding situations …
dogs are removed from filthy, cramped pens; provided with shelter to survive
dangerous weather; or surrendered by abusive owners … and wild animals enduring
illness or life-threatening injuries are given the emergency care that they
desperately need. And that’s just scratching the surface!

It’s impossible to schedule for such emergencies—and often, they occur at times
when few local agencies are available or willing to respond. That’s why my team
provides a 24-hour lifeline to respond quickly when animals need us most.

It’s difficult work that requires significant resources, and you can help keep
it going strong. Please make a special year-end gift to PETA today to help ensure that we’re
always there for animals. Even $2 can help!
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I’ll give you just a few more examples of the kind of work that your generosity
supports. This year alone, PETA’s Emergency Response Team helped get emaciated
dogs confiscated from a Pennsylvania breeder who had warehoused them in filth,
galvanized a Florida construction company to relocate gopher tortoises before
destroying their habitat, and provided forensic research that helped lead to
charges against a British Columbia man who had filmed himself torturing and
drowning hamsters. Our work is compelling law-enforcement agencies across North
America to take cruelty to animals seriously and ensuring that abusers face stiff penalties for their hideous actions.

Friend, the reports that stack up in my inbox every day
are atrocious—but I’m always heartened to remember that compassionate people
like you can help us address them, making a tremendous difference for animals. Please help my team (and all of us at PETA) stop neglect and knock out cruelty
by making a gift of just $2 or more right now.
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Thank you so much for your support.

Sincerely,

Stephanie Bell
Senior Director of Cruelty Casework

Donate Now!
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