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About The Animal Victory Fund

Providing Relief For Animals In Disastrous Situations

The overall objectives of Animal Victory’s program are accomplished through the complementary integration of various projects.

 

Meet the team.

We are the individuals driving our business. We prioritize people, animals, and the planet over profits. We strive to create a world where all animals are respected and treated humanely. Why? Because we are compassionate and cannot stand idly by while animals suffer or face abuse.

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Janelle Babington

Executive Director

Janelle, president and executive director, manages hiring, record-keeping, and compliance, and ensures sound finances through fundraising. Her passion for preventing animal abuse led her to establish and head “Animal Victory,” a platform combating such abuses via petitions. Apart from her role, she’s also a dedicated philanthropist.

In addition: Janelle was the founder and Executive Director of the American Red Lion Disaster Fund that led this non-profit to alleviate animal suffering during disasters. Recognized as a leading local charity by Great Nonprofits and GuideStar, the organization suspended operations in 2021 when Janelle shifted to Animal Victory petitions. Nevertheless, acknowledging the ongoing need for their work, she established the Animal Victory Disaster and Abuse Fund to continue the mission.

Penny Eims

Associate Director

Penny serves as the Secretary and Associate Director, with a 20-year background as a journalist and freelance writer. She has made significant contributions to animal-related content for Examiner.com, Shelter ME-TV, Pet Rescue Report, and FIDO Friendly Magazine. Her National Animal News Facebook Page commands the attention of over 600,000 followers. Penny boasts extensive experience in writing and identifying reputable animal welfare/rights nonprofits. She finds her passion in serving the underserved and underfunded. Additionally, she is a writer and petitioner for Animal Victory, an online platform dedicated to combating animal abuse through petitions.

Meet The Board Members

We are the people who articulate our organization’s goals & means. We determine which projects are consistent with the organization’s mission and monitor their effectiveness. In addition to adherence to legal standards and ethical norms, we help secure adequate resources for the organization to fulfill its mission.

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Janelle Babington

Board Member

Janelle, president and executive director, manages hiring, record-keeping, and compliance, and ensures sound finances through fundraising. Her passion for preventing animal abuse led her to establish and head “Animal Victory,” a platform combating such abuses via petitions. Apart from her role, she’s also a dedicated philanthropist.

In addition: Janelle was the founder and Executive Director of the American Red Lion Disaster Fund that led this non-profit to alleviate animal suffering during disasters. Recognized as a leading local charity by Great Nonprofits and GuideStar, the organization suspended operations in 2021 when Janelle shifted to Animal Victory petitions. Nevertheless, acknowledging the ongoing need for their work, she established the Animal Victory Disaster and Abuse Fund to continue the mission.

Penny Eims

Board Member

Penny serves as the Secretary and Associate Director, with a 20-year background as a journalist and freelance writer. She has made significant contributions to animal-related content for Examiner.com, Shelter ME-TV, Pet Rescue Report, and FIDO Friendly Magazine. Her National Animal News Facebook Page commands the attention of over 600,000 followers. Penny boasts extensive experience in writing and identifying reputable animal welfare/rights nonprofits. She finds her passion in serving the underserved and underfunded. Additionally, she is a writer and petitioner for Animal Victory, an online platform dedicated to combating animal abuse through petitions.

Charles Babington

Board Member

Charles has a background in law and equity and real estate investments. After practicing law, he became one of four managers of Babington Management, LLC, which oversees a portfolio of various equity holdings and commercial real estate projects located throughout the U.S.

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Animal Victory Disaster And Abuse Fund, (AVDAF) is a registered 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization.
EIN# 88-3617975

 

 

What is the vision?

 

Creating a world where animals are treated with respect.

 

What is the mission of the Animal Victory Disaster And Abuse Fund? (AVDAF)

 

Animal Victory’s program is dedicated to providing relief for animals impacted by natural disasters or other crises, in addition to combatting overpopulation, and pushing for animal rights, through the implementation of various projects.

 

 

Projects:

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Helping Animals In Crises And Disasters Project

This project is a lifeline for animals caught in the chaos of natural disasters and war zones. Through the concerted efforts of our affiliates and connections in the affected regions, we deploy supplies and funds swiftly and efficiently. Since 2021 we have worked with approximately 36 organizations and helped rescue approximately 4000 animals.

 

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Begging for Help Project

Our distinctive funding initiative provides vital financial assistance for low-cost spay and neuter services for dedicated, sustainable, smaller groups and individuals within the United States who tap into their resources to control the population of cats and dogs in their local communities by spaying or neutering. The ultimate objective is to maintain a balanced population of these animals. Our initiative contributes to the health and safety of communities and reduces animal cruelty by decreasing the number of stray animals on the streets.

 

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Home Street Home Project

Home Street Home serves dogs and cats belonging to individuals experiencing homelessness. This program is an organized annual effort, particularly active during the November and December holidays, aimed at providing food, supplies, and veterinary care for these pets. Provided there are sufficient funds, we work on this program year-round with plans to expand to more locations.

 

 

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AVDAF collaborates with its affiliate, Animal Victory, a for-profit organization, to shoulder operating costs. This compassionate advocacy group battles against animal abuse through petitions. By jointly managing overhead, marketing, and administrative expenses, both organizations conserve resources. They leverage petitions and other campaigns to promote animal welfare issues, reaching a larger audience and gaining wider exposure to animal aid. For those seeking a tax deduction while supporting our petition efforts, donations can be made through the fund, creating a win-win situation.

 

Solving the Problem:

 

Overpopulation of animals is the number one reason animals are abused. There are too many animals and not enough homes thus leaving unwanted animals to starve, freeze, or subjected to abuse by humans. It also critically affects community resources, the environment, and socio-economic conditions. Our low-cost spay and neuter project for animals living on the streets is fundamental in addressing the core issue of animal abuse.

We aim to reduce population growth rates.

 

In addition, we advocate for animal rights and welfare with our affiliate Animal Victory. This compassionate advocacy group battles against animal abuse through petitions. We support shelters and rescue organizations that work to provide care and shelter for abandoned and abused animals and utilize petitions for support if necessary. We also support campaigns and legislation that aim to protect animals from cruelty and exploitation. Overwhelming research indicates there is a direct correlation between animal abuse and domestic abuse. We aim to reduce animal and domestic abuse.

 

Our efforts in combatting overpopulation and working towards animal rights are essential for creating a sustainable and humane world for future generations. By investing in these projects, we aim to create a better world for all living beings physically and emotionally thus creating positive, sensible, change in society.

 

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    Animal Victory Disaster & Abuse Fund (AVADF) is a registered 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization All donations for these projects are tax-deductible as authorized by law. EIN# 88-3617975

    The primary mission of AVADF is to help animals suffering from natural disasters and other crisis.