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About IAFAF

We are a registered charity and animal welfare NGO dedicated to assisting animals in need internationally.

Currently, our projects focus on supporting wild and street animals in Mexico, Guatemala, Peru, and Kenya, as well as aiding rangers and school children.

IAFAF is a small, entirely volunteer-run charity.

MISSION & HISTORY

WILDLIFE CHALLENGES

IAFAF was established in 2020 to improve the living conditions of street and endangered animals, particularly in Latin America and Kenya, where we noticed the struggles of caregivers during the pandemic.

 

Our team of Canadian volunteers, experienced in animal welfare and conservation, provides medical supplies, food, and veterinary care to enhance the lives of street cats and dogs.

 

Additionally, we conduct educational programs aimed at raising awareness among both children and adults about coexisting with wildlife, safeguarding their habitats, and encouraging sustainable practices such as recycling and reforestation.

Wild animals confront daily challenges due to detrimental human activities such as poaching, habitat destruction, pollution, and climate change.

 

These have severe consequences for wildlife around the globe. The dedicated rangers at MLCR in Kenya require our support to enhance their crucial efforts, and contributions of gadgets like solar lights and drones will make a significant difference.

 

Our mission is clear: to reduce human impact on wildlife through education and to champion innovative, sustainable ways to coexist with nature.

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Mail address

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P.O. Box 16021

617 Belmont Street

New Westminster BC V3M6W6 Canada

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Charitable Business Number:

74755 8872 RR0001

IAFAF recognize and acknowledges the Qayqayt First Nation, as well as all Coast Salish peoples, on whose traditional and unceded territories we live, we learn, we play and we do our work

Note: If you send us by mail a donation, or a wild animal welfare or animal conservation book that you would like us to review, please, we kindly ask you to send it by regular mail, not courier. Thanks!
 


 

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