Disaster Relief
We provide aid and support to both animals and people affected by natural and humanitarian crises. At our core, we believe that all living beings deserve compassion and assistance during times of hardship. With a commitment to the welfare of both animals and humans, we strive to create a more resilient and compassionate world. Our mission is to be a beacon of hope during times of disaster, working tirelessly to alleviate suffering and promote healing for both animals and people. We believe that true disaster relief requires an inclusive approach, recognizing the interconnectedness between humans, animals, and the environment. We envision a world where disaster relief efforts seamlessly address the needs of both animals and people, ensuring that no one is left behind. Through collaboration, empathy, and innovation, we seek to build stronger, more compassionate communities capable of overcoming adversity together.
Our Services:
Animal Rescue and Rehabilitation: We deploy experienced teams to rescue and care for animals affected by disasters, providing them with medical attention, shelter, and nurturing support until they can be reunited with their families or find new loving homes.
Humanitarian Aid and Empowerment: We offer immediate relief to human survivors, including emergency supplies, medical assistance, and emotional support. Beyond disaster response, we strive to empower individuals and communities to recover, rebuild, and thrive.
Sustainable Solutions: We are committed to promoting sustainability and resilience in disaster recovery efforts. Our projects aim to restore ecosystems, protect natural resources, and foster a harmonious coexistence between humans and the environment.
Community Education and Preparedness: We believe that preparedness is key to mitigating the impacts of disasters. We conduct educational programs to raise awareness about disaster risks, animal welfare, and the importance of compassionate and sustainable practices.
Hurricane Ian
Hurricane Ian blew through west Florida causing hundreds of deaths, communities in tatters and more than $100 billion dollars in damages. Our team was on the ground within the first 24 hours delivering supplies and rescuing people and animals in need. We continued to provide basic necessities for three weeks post hurricane and support several animal rescue organizations in the affected areas.
Hurricane Fiona
Hurricane Fiona caused severe flooding in Puerto Rico, many animals drowned in flash floods. We had our team in various parts of the island assisting as needed. In total we were able to rescue 47 animals during and post hurricane.
Hurricane Laura
Hurricane Laura was a deadly and damaging Category 4 hurricane that, as determined by maximum sustained winds, was related to the 1856 Last Island hurricane as the strongest hurricane on record to make landfall in the U.S. state of Louisiana.
Hurricane Dorian
Hurricane Dorian was an extremely strong and destructive Atlantic Category 5 hurricane, which became the most severe tropical cyclone to hit the Bahamas on record, and is also considered to be the worst natural disaster in the history of the world. Our team worked heavily in Marsh Harbor and Freeport to deliver supplies to people in need and rescue animals desperate for help. We aided in the rescue of over 340 animals in our three month span of time on the islands.
We partnered with Baark Bahamas to relocate animals to both Nassau and Florida and assisted with three spay and neuter days altering 65 animals to reduce the stray population.
Ridgecrest Earthquake
The Ridgecrest Earthquakes ravaged the towns of Ridgecrest, California on July 4th and 5th of 2019. Our team was one of the first animal rescues on the ground to assist. We were able to provide medical assistance to many dogs and cats, and rescue 28 cats. Total damages in the area amounted to $5.3 billion dollars.
Hurricane Florence
Hurricane Florence passed through the Carolinas making landfall as a Category 1 hurricane. Over 1 million people were ordered to evacuate. As the torrential rains from the storm filled waterways and flooded roads, 51 people and over 3.4 million farm animals animals lost their lives during the storm. Damages are estimate at over $17 billion dollars and that number keeps rising.
Our team was on the ground providing support during the first few days after the storm. We continue to aid as many families and animals as we can.
Hurricane Michael
Hurricane Michael is the 3rd most powerful hurricane to ever make landfall in the United States. Michael’s winds, like Hurricane Maria, were just 2 miles short of a Category 5 Hurricane. Hundreds of thousands of people lost power and 30 people lost their lives.
Our team is actively working in the Panhandle to bring food, water and supplies desperately needed. We are assisting local shelters and families with rehoming of pets as well.
Hurricane Maria
Hurricane Maria decimated the island of Puerto Rico in September of 2017, blazing through as a Category 4 Hurricane just short 2 miles of a Category 5. A majority of the island’s structures were destroyed, power was lost throughout the island and over 2,400 people lost their lives. The stray animal problem was also exacerbated with the amount of animals abandoned during the hurricane.
Our team has been working on the ground since the hurricane and has continued to help the street dog crisis. We operate an animal sanctuary in Las Piedras that rescues anywhere from 10-30 animals per month.