Empowering organizations to maximize their impact for animals

Animals Unbound works closely with animal protection organizations to identify and overcome their barriers to growth, amplify their strengths, and expand strategically so they can help more animals in more meaningful ways.

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Creating strategic plans to identify goals in the coming years and a practical pathway to achieve them

We conduct high-level projects like:

Making succession plans so founders can step back with minimal disruption

Making fundraising strategies to fuel organizational growth

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We also work in many other areas such as:

Building effective management teams

Evaluating programs based on their objectives

Strengthening boards of directors

Designing sanctuaries and other animal care facilities

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While we’ve provided transformative support for dozens of animal protection organizations of all types around the world, we have abundant experience with small and medium-sized nonprofits working in challenging places with limited resources. Groups that we’ve worked with include:

Veterinarians Without Borders (North America)

Veterinarians Without Borders (North America)

Global Federation for Animal Sanctuaries (GFAS; U.S.)

Global Federation for Animal Sanctuaries (GFAS; U.S.)

TOLFA (India and U.K.)

TOLFA (India and U.K.)

Ape Action Africa (Cameroon)

Ape Action Africa (Cameroon)

Bali Animal Welfare Association (Indonesia)

Bali Animal Welfare Association (Indonesia)

Worldwide Vets (U.K.)

Worldwide Vets (U.K.)

Sache Foundation (Romania)

Sache Foundation (Romania)

Free to be Wild (Zimbabwe)

Free to be Wild (Zimbabwe)

These case studies illustrate the impact we’ve made for international animal protection organizations:

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An unprecedented transition: the Pan African Sanctuary Alliance

A man giving a presentation about the Soil Dog Foundation with a slide showing Thai and English text, a logo, and a photo of a dog with visible ribs.

Professionalizing Soi Dog Foundation

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The emergency in Ukraine

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We can help you overcome your barriers, get on a path to success, and achieve your organization’s goals. Please contact us to discuss the possibilities.