APNM is excited to announce the release of its New Mexico Vegan Dining Guide! You can view the guide on your computer or phone, save the file to your device for easy viewing later, or even print the guide so you have a hard copy handy. Click here to get the latest edition of the guide. […]
What a Difference CARE Can Make
Amy* wanted to leave, but her abusive husband had already threatened to kill her dogs if she left him. Terrified, trapped and herself a victim of her husband’s rage and physical violence, Amy felt like she had nowhere to turn for help. Finally, one day when she was home alone, she had the courage to [...]
Good news for New Mexico animals and communities alike!
For Immediate Release June 27, 2016 (June 28, 2016)—Arguing that the New Mexico State Game Commission violated the federal Endangered Species Act (ESA) by authorizing cougar trapping that will harm endangered Mexican wolves and jaguars in New Mexico, The Humane Society of the United States, Animal Protection of New Mexico and longtime Mexican wolf enthusiasts [...]
APNM takes the state game commission to court
Today Animal Protection of New Mexico filed legal action in state and federal courts challenging the NM Game Commission's appalling decision to expand cougar trapping. When APNM told you back in August that we weren't going to let the Game Commission's cougar rule stand without a fight – we meant it. Today marks the next [...]
Historic Partnership Expands CARE Program Services for 2014-15
How We Reached this Milestone In early 2014, APNM forged a partnership with the New Mexico Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NMCADV) and together we successfully lobbied the New Mexico Legislature for state funding to grow and develop the lifesaving CARE Program. Championed by Senator Rodriguez, funding was approved! Beginning this summer, APNM is working with [...]
APNM Disaster Preparedness Program Update
Bringing a Voice for Animals to the Planning Table In New Mexico, APNM, concerned citizens and dedicated Emergency Managers (EM's) are beginning to make a big difference for animals in community planning and preparedness efforts around the state. A number of local, county and state agencies are taking action to assess their emergency sheltering capacity, [...]
