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40 Years of Powerful, Positive Change in New Mexico
Decades of Fighting for the Animals All Over the State and Beyond
Since 1979, APNM has been advocating for animals by effecting systemic change, working towards the humane treatment of all animals. This includes active support of local and state legislation towards the prevention of animal cruelty, as well as public awareness campaigns designed to teach students and communities across New Mexico about the ongoing threats to animals. LEARN MORE »
Featured Priority Issues
Animal Cruelty Hotline
We are not a law enforcement agency and have no legal authority to intervene directly, but we can help callers identify and report animal abuse and neglect to local authorities. Callers may remain anonymous if they wish.
Spay/Neuter Resources
Cat and dog overpopulation is at a crisis level in New Mexico. Animal Protection New Mexico is pleased to provide a comprehensive directory of low-cost and free spay/neuter programs available throughout New Mexico.
Chimpanzees to Sanctuary
The days of holding, breeding, and using chimpanzees for invasive biomedical research are over. Now we’re making sure the surviving chimps get to sanctuary, where their needs can finally come first.
Companion Animal Rescue Effort
CARE is a network of safe havens for the animals of domestic violence victims in New Mexico. CARE empowers individuals to leave abusive home environments by providing temporary housing for companion animals.
Equine Protection Fund
APNM is proud to help people care for sensitive, intelligent horses, donkeys, and mules through the direct assistance of our Equine Protection Fund, and we work relentlessly for positive policy change for New Mexico’s equines.
Humane Education
APNM offers comprehensive humane education programs for all ages. Many presentations provide hands-on learning with registered therapy dog teams from Southwest Canine Corps of Volunteers. Animals help create compassion for all.