Animals & Architecture 2020

$46,974 Raised

$40,000 Goal

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It's a Wrap!

Animals & Architecture has ended today, October 15. Our first online version of this annual fundraiser has been a huge success. Heartfelt thanks from all of us at Animal Protection of New Mexico to everyone who pitched in and made this event so successful. Big virtual hugs to those who donated, sponsored, lent their voices, and shared our messages.

And now....the winners! Watch the video below to see who the lucky winners of our prize drawings are.

This year, Animals & Architecture is not only about protecting animals...it’s also about protecting you by taking place online. You can ‘attend’ from the safety and comfort of home. Be a part of this annual fundraiser that empowers our work for the cause you care about: protecting New Mexico’s animals.

A Message from the Executive Director

Teaching Compassion to Animals

Hear Sherry Mangold, Humane Education Director, explain how we are pivoting during COVID-19 to get these lessons to children all over New Mexico.

Win one of these great prizes.

Donate to Animals & Architecture by noon on October 15, 2020, and you will be automatically entered to win one of these two great prizes.

Learn How to Make the Animals & Architecture Signature Cocktail "Horsing Around" and Vegan Enchiladas!

Natalie Bovis, The Liquid Muse, has created "Horsing Around" just for us...cheers!

Tony Quintana, APNM's Plant Based Eating program manager, brings us a mouthwatering vegan enchilada recipe. See the enchilada recipe here and the vegan cheese sauce recipe here.

A Special Appearance by Ali MacGraw

Hear why Ali MacGraw supports APNM...and hopes you join her in doing the same.

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Make Humane the New Normal $10,000

APNM's work to protect all animals spans nine programs that focus on making ‘humane’ the new normal in New Mexico. Support us as we challenge animal cruelty wherever it is happening in our state, and regardless of the type of animal being harmed—companion animals, wildlife, captive chimpanzees, farmed animals all need our help.

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Be a Wildlife Warrior $5,000

Fuel our effective and hard-hitting work to change entrenched practices and policies that cause tremendous harm to native wildlife and make our public lands dangerous for recreation and visitors. Your support will bring us closer to the time when coexistence is the norm, and traps, snares, and poisons are finally banned from our public lands.

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Nourish Kindness to Animals $2,500

All of APNM’s programs share a common thread: animals deserve to be respected and protected. With your support, we provide resources where they are needed, making it easier for people to make kind choices and proving that humane communities are strong and healthy communities.

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Strengthen the Equine Safety Net $1,000

The ongoing pandemic has proven how devastating disasters can be for animals and their families. Help us ensure crucial services like feed assistance and veterinary care are available statewide for horses, mules, and donkeys, so they can stay in their homes and not be vulnerable to killer-buyers.

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Protect Animals Like Family $500

There is a well-established link between domestic violence and animal abuse/neglect. Help APNM’s Companion Animal Rescue Effort (CARE) maintain a strong statewide network of resources and support for victims and their cherished animals, so they can start a new life away from their abuser.

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Teaching Compassion Throughout New Mexico $250

The global pandemic has had a seismic impact on the education system. But our humane education courses, loved by teachers, parents, and students alike, have adjusted to the new normal and pivoted to delivering video versions in place of classroom lessons. Support our efforts to get these video courses produced and distributed, and help us create a kinder future.

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Challenging Animal Cruelty - APNM's powerful approach to challenging animal cruelty begins with our operation of the Animal Cruelty Hotline.

Hear from Santa Fe City Councilor Signe Lindell and APNM Cruelty Case Manager Alan Edmonds about the work they accomplished together to keep dogs off chains or tethers.