Animal Protection New Mexico

40 years of positive change.

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What We Do

Challenging Animal Cruelty

Managing our statewide animal cruelty helpline calls about animal neglect and abuse and offering rewards for tips that solve cruelty cases.

Protecting Horses, Donkeys and Mules

Helping equines and families, ending horse slaughter, and supporting New Mexico’s equine shelters.

Securing Sanctuary for Chimpanzees

We’ve ended invasive research on chimps and are helping the survivors to sanctuary.

Promoting Coexistence with Wildlife

Protecting keystone species, banning killing contests, and ending the use of cruel traps and poisons.

Promoting Plant-Based Eating

APNM is committed to increasing plant-based eating in New Mexico through a variety of strategies.

Building Foundations to Keep Animals Safe

Supporting communities to transform so animal tragedies are not the norm.

Teaching Compassion for Animals

Growing empathy through in-demand education programs designed for all ages, with the assistance of registered therapy dogs.

Changing Laws to Change Lives

Through Animal Protection Voters, strengthening local, state, and federal laws for the benefit of animals.

Honoring Champions for Animals – Milagro Awards

Recognizing and honoring champions for animals.

Donate

Your support drives our ability to accomplish great things! As a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization we depend on the donations from you and others who strive for the humane treatment of all living things.

Volunteer

Animal Protection New Mexico is looking for energetic, enthusiastic individuals to join our lifesaving work for animals on a volunteer basis. Apply today and discover opportunities that fit with your interests and schedule!

Contact Us

We would love to hear from you. Reach out to us and let us know how we can help you. We love to hear new ideas about how we can help New Mexico’s animals and be better advocates for them. Please reach out to us.

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Join the APNM mailing list and be the first to know about the threats and triumphs affecting all of the animals around our state, and what you can do to show them your support.