Thailand’s aga organization
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The Animal Guardians Association of Thailand (AGA) is an animal rescue organization that helps stray, abused, and injured animals of all sizes. They take animals off the streets and care for them, but need funds to buy supplies like food, kennels and nets. Donating money would help the AGA continue rescuing animals to improve their lives and make communities safer by removing dangerous strays.
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Thailand’s aga organization
- 1. Thailand’s Animal Guardians AssociationHelp support us!By, James year 7
- 2. What is AGA Thailand?AGA is the animal guardians association. They help stray, abused and injured animals of any Size.
- 3. The AGA Needs FundsThe AGA is an animal rescue society that helps save lost or injured animals.They help animals go from this. To this
- 4. Who Benefits?The answer is the animals. But it also benefits you, by taking dangerous and troublesome animals off the streets of Thailand.
- 5. Why Does AGA need to raise funds?AGA needs funds to buy the supplies they need, such as nets and kennels. As well as food for the animals.
- 6. Contacting the AGAYou can contact AGA at;www.thaiaga.orgFax;(+66) 0_2373_2886 Tel;(+66) 0_2373_2886 or(+66)0_2728_1658
- 7. Please Help!Please help Thai Aga by volunteering to work at our shelters or donating money via bank account. PLEASE HELP US!