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It was 1979, Gloria Gaynor’s “I Will Survive” and Little River Band’s “Cool Change” were top songs of the year. These hits would become symbolic of New Mexico’s important animal protection movement that had its modest beginning in Santa Fe that year.

What began 30 years ago as a local group called Sangre de Cristo Animal Protection would become the statewide Animal Protection of New Mexico, regarded by many today as a potent force for change for the state’s animals.

Because of the vision, persistence and fortitude of so many people throughout its history, APNM’s 30 years have created numerous positive changes that have benefited thousands of New Mexico’s animals and dozens of communities. Click here for a comprehensive look at the meaningful change forged for animals in New Mexico, because of you and others like you!

Join APNM in Santa Fe to celebrate 30 years of making animals matter in our Land of Enchantment!

APNM’s anniversary party is the perfect time to reflect on what we've done together, and to refresh our commitment to do even more to resolve issues and improve conditions for our state’s animals.

Think about how you might be able to help APNM increase its effectiveness for the next 30 years. So much more needs to change!

Could you:

Make a special “stretch” donation in honor of APNM’s remarkable accomplishments? Commit to a monthly contribution that APNM can count on throughout the year Commit to sign up new APNM members Include APNM in your estate plans Donate airline mileage to help APNM contain travel costs Commit to consistent volunteer time in APNM’s Albuquerque office

What will APNM’s next 30 years bring with your personal participation? You can help decide.

Thank you!

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