Matt Would Like To Thank You For Saving His Life

The heartwarming success stories just keep coming from IDA's Project Hope Sanctuary in Mississippi. Last year, we asked you to help us save four starving horses. You responded, Project Hope's compassionate professionals stepped up, and now these four horses are headed to a great new home. Click here to see your support in action, alleviating real suffering and saving real lives.

Michael Vick Receiving "Courage" Award? IDA Counters, Presenting Vick Our First Cowardice Award

Michael Vick has been chosen to receive a "Courage Award", honoring NFL players “who exemplify commitments to the principles of sportsmanship and courage." Vick will be celebrated at the gala event on March 9 in Baltimore, Maryland.

In response, IDA will proudly present to Michael Vick our first distinguished IDA Cowardice Award! For spinelessly torturing animals and being the most terrible role model possible for youngsters. We have invited Mr. Vick to our award ceremony, but haven’t heard back yet if he will be joining us.

Please Fax Your Senator And Representative Today For Queenie

We promised we wouldn't give up on the elephant Queenie - we need you to remember her too! Please, even if you've written on her behalf before, do so again. Your letters for Tina and Jewel worked. We must keep up the pressure for Queenie.

Click here to read more about Queenie's situation, and to send a quick fax to your Senator and Representative.

Animal Protection Orgs Including IDA Pledge $1.1 Million For Long-term Animal Relief In Haiti

The Animal Relief Coalition for Haiti (ARCH) announced a $1.1 million-dollar agreement with the Haitian government to improve the well being of animals, and repair the country’s damaged veterinary capacity, in the aftermath of the January 12 earthquake. IDA is part of the coalition of 20 of the world’s leading animal protection organizations that form ARCH.

The coalition also announced the arrival of a fully-equipped veterinary mobile clinic to Port-au-Prince. The donated unit will support ARCH’s animal rescue efforts that have already treated over 3,200 animals.