We received an emergency grant from SPCA International

Tails Beyond Borders Foundation is honored to recognize and thank SPCA International for providing generous emergency grant support to assist recovery efforts at a large animal shelter in the Middle East caring for more than 3,000 animals.

Earlier this year, a devastating tornado caused significant damage to the shelter's infrastructure, including kennel areas and portions of its medical facilities. The storm created urgent challenges for a shelter that provides daily food, medical care, protection, and refuge to thousands of vulnerable animals.

Thanks to SPCA International's timely and compassionate assistance, critical recovery and rebuilding efforts were able to move forward. Grant funding helped support repairs to damaged shelter areas and strengthen the shelter's ability to continue providing essential care during a period of extraordinary need.

This support arrived at a critical moment. By helping restore infrastructure and improve conditions for the animals in the shelter's care, SPCA International's generosity has made a meaningful difference in the lives of thousands of animals who depend on the shelter every day.

At Tails Beyond Borders Foundation, we are deeply grateful for the opportunity to help deliver this assistance where it was needed most. We are equally grateful to SPCA International for their partnership, generosity, and commitment to helping animals in crisis around the world.

On behalf of the shelter staff, volunteers, and the thousands of animals whose lives have been touched by this support, we extend our sincere thanks to SPCA International.

Together, we are helping bring hope, care, and protection to animals beyond borders.

While this grant has helped advance critical recovery efforts, significant needs remain. Every donation helps provide food, medical care, shelter, and protection for animals who depend on this sanctuary every day. If you would like to help continue this lifesaving work, we invite you to join us in supporting animals beyond borders.