Animal Protection Unit
Overview
Expertly skilled and compassionate, our Animal Protection Unit responds with confidence and care to protect animals in urgent need. From cruelty investigations to disaster relief, we are a helping hand in moments of crisis and a strong advocate for those who cannot speak for themselves. Through the power of our people and the strength of our partnerships, we take action, share resources, and build a network of animal defenders prepared to safeguard lives across the region.
Who This Serves
We serve animals in crisis and the communities that care for them. Whether responding to cruelty, supporting disaster-struck areas, or assisting law enforcement, Our Animal Protection Unit stands beside those working to protect animals. United by purpose, we equip advocates, officers, and organizations with the tools, training, and partnership needed to strengthen animal protection across our region.
Services Offered
How to Access
If you need to report suspected cruelty or know of animals in crisis, please submit a cruelty concern through our online form or contact your local law enforcement agency*.
*While we are not a law enforcement agency, we serve as a trusted partner to those who are. We offer support, expertise, and boots-on-the-ground assistance when animals are at risk.
How to Support
The work of our Animal Protection Unit requires care, discretion, and expertise. Because of the sensitive nature of our response efforts, we are not able to involve volunteers from the general public in this work directly. But support comes in many forms.
Donations fuel investigations, rescues, and relief efforts, while spreading the word helps strengthen the network of advocates standing up for animals.
Insights from the Animal Protection Unit
Read articles about our Animal Protection Unit’s work in the field, including rescue stories, case updates, disaster response efforts, and expert perspectives on protecting animals in crisis. Stay informed about how we’re working with partners and communities to keep animals safe across the region.
