WAR IS BACK — Animals Lebanon Emergency Appeal
Families are fleeing and animals are being left behind. Our team is going in.
Shelling has returned to Lebanon. Families are fleeing with what they can carry, and thousands of animals — pets locked in apartments, strays in emptied neighborhoods, animals at abandoned farms — are being left behind.
Our rescue team is entering affected areas daily: breaking animals out of locked homes at owners’ requests, running food and water lines for street animals, and evacuating the wounded to our center in Beirut.
Every donation to this appeal goes to the emergency response: fuel, veterinary supplies, emergency boarding, and transport. We publish updates below as the situation develops.
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