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Join the Heart for Animals Regular Giving Programme and be part of a compassionate community dedicated to transforming the lives of animals in New Zealand.
As the leading voice for animals in Aotearoa, we challenge industries that profit from suffering, we shine a light on cruelty, and we campaign for lasting, systemic change. But this work is only possible because of supporters like you.
Join the Heart for Animals Regular Giving Programme and be part of a compassionate community dedicated to transforming the lives of animals in New Zealand.
Animals have had an impact on your life. By remembering SAFE in your Will, you can impact the lives of animals for years to come. It’s action you can take now to ensure a kinder, more compassionate world for future generations.
With your support, we can power investigations, public awareness campaigns, and actions that accelerate progress for animals, and challenge the systems that harm them.
You can donate by making a bank transfer to our account using the details below:
Bank: ASB
Account name: Save Animals from Exploitation Incorporated
Account number: 12-3489-0036538-00
This vital work for animals only happens because of people like you. Every investigation, every campaign, every piece of legislation challenged or changed is driven by people who care enough to act.
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