Sponsor
Why sponsor?
Every year we care for hundreds of animals. Some stay with us for a few days or weeks. Others stay with us for months. Some years. Some will never leave us.
No matter how long our animals stay with us, or what the circumstances are that lead to their time with us, we will always ensure that our animals get the love & care they deserve.
Just like humans, all our animals are different & are from a variety of different circumstances & have a variety of needs. No 2 animals share the same story, nor will their needs be the same
Some animals need help covering the bare necessities such as:
Shelter
Food
Flea/tick & worm treatment
Vaccinations
On top of the necessities, others have more complex or specialised needs such as:
Medication to support lifelong diseases
Ongoing veterinary support
Behavioural training
Physiotherapy or mobility transport such as wheelchairs
Give the gift of a second chance
You can help support us by sponsoring one (or as many as you like) of our animals. By sponsoring an animal from Morocco Animal Aid, you are giving our animals one of the best gifts: A second chance. We have several sponsorship options to suit every budget.
Sponsoring an animal frees up valuable funds for us to be able to rescue more animals in need, pay our vet bills & run our community sterilisation projects.
As a Morocco Animal Aid sponsor, you will receive a 1/4rly update on your chosen animal so you can see first hand, your contribution to the change we are working so hard to create.
Sponsorship FAQs
What is sponsorship?
Offering financial support to help fund an animals expenses for the duration of their stay.
How do I become a sponsor?
You can apply to sponsor one of our animals.
I can only afford a very small amount. Is any amount ok? Yes. We are grateful for any amount you are able to donate to us. A little goes a long way.
What do I receive as a sponsor? Will I receive updates on my sponsor animal/s?
Yes. We provide a 1/4rly update on your chosen sponsor animal so that you are able to see the difference your contribution is making.
What is provided to the animal for my contribution? Depending on the amount, your contribution helps to provide:
• Shelter
• Food
• Flea/tick & worm treatment
• Vaccinations
On top of the necessities, others have more complex or specialised needs such as:
• Medication to support lifelong diseases
• Ongoing veterinary support
• Behavioural training
• Physiotherapy or mobility
• transport such as wheelchairs