Global Animal Welfare Fund

Donate to animal welfare that reaches the frontline fast.

One gift. Fully allocated. Publicly reported.

Most animal charities pool your gift into a general fund. Global Animal Welfare Fund allocates it to a named, vetted rescue need, and publishes exactly where it went. No campaigns. No delays. Just frontline rescue.

Low overhead More reaches the frontline
All species Dogs, livestock, wildlife
Public Every allocation reported
Registered Australian charity

Where your gift goes right now

Two active projects waiting on funding, not hypotheticals.

World of Angels dog rescue, China to North America
World of Angels · China → North America

Flight sponsorship & rescue operations

Eight dogs pulled from the meat trade are sitting in boarding right now, waiting on a flight. $1,000 per dog moves one from a cage in China to a foster home in North America.

$360 funded$8,000 goal
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Where Pigs Fly Farm Sanctuary rescued horses, NSW
Where Pigs Fly Farm Sanctuary · NSW

Weather-safe shelter for rescued horses

Home to 200+ rescued farm animals in the Wollombi Valley. A purpose-built shelter gives 3 to 4 horses real protection from extreme heat and harsh weather while they recover.

$4,000 funded$10,000 goal
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Mr Piggles before rescue, trapped in mud in Nepal Before
Mr Piggles recovering after his rescue in Nepal After

Funding in action

This is what a single allocation looks like.

Sneha's Care in Nepal received an urgent call. A pig later named Mr Piggles was tied to a pole, trapped in mud, with no quality of life. The rescue would take hours and require transport, equipment, a full rescue team, and immediate veterinary care.

Sneha's Care had the people and the experience. What they needed was the funding to act, and Global Animal Welfare Fund was already there.

$10,000 allocated toward rescue transport, equipment, emergency veterinary care, and ongoing rehabilitation. Mr Piggles made it.

Why give through Global Animal Welfare Fund instead of directly?

Traditional charity model

  • Pooled into a general fund
  • Less visibility into where support goes
  • Often focused on broader campaigns
  • Urgent gaps may be harder to reach

Global Animal Welfare Fund

  • Pooled into ready funding, deployed the moment need is confirmed
  • Every allocation named, purposed, and publicly reported
  • Focused exclusively on frontline welfare needs
  • Vets every rescue organisation before funding is released

Before you donate.

Does my donation go directly to rescues?

Yes. Funding is strategically allocated toward specific frontline needs, such as emergency veterinary care, rescue operations, transport, and shelter upgrades, rather than a broad general pool. Global Animal Welfare Fund operates with no salaried staff overheads.

How much of my donation goes to administration?

The vast majority goes directly toward frontline projects and urgent rescue needs. Donations are processed through Fundraise Up, which charges a 4% platform fee plus standard Stripe or PayPal payment processing, and donors can choose to cover this cost at checkout.

Is my donation tax-deductible?

At this stage, no. Global Animal Welfare Fund is a registered Australian charity, but Australian tax law generally only grants tax-deductible status to animal charities directly operating animal care facilities within Australia. Many well-known animal welfare organisations operating internationally face the same limitation. Please speak with your own tax advisor for guidance specific to your situation.

Will I see the impact of my donation?

Yes. Once a project is completed, real updates and outcomes are shared from the rescue organisations receiving support, so you can see how your gift made a difference.