The Fund for Animals'
Sanctuaries and Services for Animals
New Book by Cleveland Amory!
Cleveland Amory's most recent book tells the story of The Fund for Animals'
Black Beauty Ranch, a sanctuary in eastern Texas for hundreds of rescued animals. Read about
elephants rescued from abusive circuses and roadside zoos, burros and goats rescued from the
guns of the federal government, chimpanzees rescued from research labs, and many other Ranch
residents.
Click to order the book directly through the secure on-line service of
BarnesandNoble.com. Ranch of Dreams is available in Hardcover or on 
Audio Casette.
- Black Beauty Ranch -- In the rolling hills of
eastern Texas, The Fund operates this world-famous sanctuary for over 500 rescued animals,
including elephants, chimpanzees, burros, horses, deer, bobcats, bison, and many others who
now
live in peace and tranquility.
- Wildlife Rehabilitation
Center -- In southern California, injured and orphaned wildlife, from bobcats and
coyotes to birds of prey, are restored to health and to their native wild homes at our facility,
which includes the largest free-flight raptor aviary in the western hemisphere.
- Spay-Neuter Assistance Program
(SNAP) --
In Houston, The Fund operates the nation's first spay-neuter clinic on wheels! Our mobile
SNAP
van drives into inner-city neighborhoods and spays, neuters, and vaccinates dogs and cats for
free.
We also have a second, but immovable, low-cost clinic in Houston.
- Rabbit Sanctuary -- In South Carolina, The Fund
manages a sanctuary for
abandoned and rescued rabbits, where we offer "hope for the hopless."
- Have-A-Heart Clinic -- In midtown Manhattan,
New York City, the newest
addition to Fund animal care centers is our low-cost spay and neuter clinic, the largest of its
kind
in
the country.
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