Last Chance For Animals

There are multiple ways to support LCA, including:
- Making a one-time donation
- Becoming a monthly donor
- Employer matching gift programs
- Making a donation through your estate
- Donating an old vehicle
- Social media fundraisers

When you donate to LCA, it will go towards supporting programs like undercover investigations, keeping the AirWing flying at Virunga, ensuring the dog meat trade is phased out in South Korea, strengthening animal protection laws, and much, much more!

National Giving Month

December is #NationalGivingMonth. This season, consider a donating to support LCA's mission to end animal suffering.

For all donation options, click here www.lcanimal.org/index.php/do...

📷 Photo Credit: Brent Stirton/Reportage by Getty Images for National Geographic Magazine.

Your support allows Last Chance For Animals to continue it's mission to end animal exploitation and suffering.

Donate Now: Linktree in Bio or click here www.lcanimal.org/index.php/do...

📷 Photo Credits (top left to right): Brent Stirton, LCA Investigations, Jonathan Arthur, LCA/ALW

International Animal Rights Day

For over 40 Years, LCA has been a global pioneer in animal advocacy.

From domestic campaigns and investigations in North America to supporting the Virunga Airwing in Africa, to partnerships across the world in Europe and South Korea.

#InternationalAnimalRightsDay

3. Host a Social Media Fundraiser - A social media fundraiser is one of the most visible ways to help spread the message about LCA’s important work

2. Buy the "IN YOUR FACE" book - Purchase the autobiography of Chris DeRose, LCA's President and Founder, “In Your Face.” After reading this book, you will want to dedicate your life to helping animals, too. $25 plus shipping. Buy the book here: bit.ly/derosebiogra...

1. Become a monthly donor - One of the most impactful ways to help LCA is by donating monthly so LCA can sustain its programs, including undercover investigations. You can pledge as little as $5 per month. Sign up here: www.lcanimal.org/index.php/do...

LCA opposes the use of animals in food and clothing production, scientific experimentation, and entertainment, and promotes a cruelty-free lifestyle and the ascription of rights to non-human beings.

Here are three easy ways to support LCA on #GivingTuesday:

LCA believes that animals are highly sentient creatures who exist for their own reasons independent of their service to humans; they should not be made to suffer for the latter.

Giving Tuesday

Today is #GivingTuesday! ✨ 💚 🌱 Held on Tuesday after Thanksgiving, #GivingTuesday is a day that promotes giving back to causes you care about, like LCA's mission to end animal abuse.

LCA would like to thank all of our supporters - we couldn't do this important work for animals without you. ✨ 💚

LCA honored Elaine with the Celebrity Activist Award at our 2022 gala. Her dedication and perseverance has inspired us all, and made such a difference in the lives of animals.

📷 Photo Credit: Dancing With The Stars (1st Photo)
📷 Photo Credit: Last Chance For Animals (2nd & 3rd Photos)

LCA would like to wish Elaine Hendrix luck on the Dancing with the Stars finale tonight! Elaine has always been a fearless animal advocate.

The 39th Annual Fur-Free Friday Protest in Beverly Hills, California is 1 Week Away!

🗓️ DATE & TIME:
November 28th, 2025
10:45 AM - 1:30 PM
Beverly Hills, CA

Click here for all details: www.facebook.com/events/11800...

Fur Free Friday 2025

The 39th Annual Fur-Free Friday Protest in Beverly Hills, California is 2 Weeks Away!

🗓️ DATE & TIME:
November 28th, 2025
10:45 AM - 1:30 PM
Beverly Hills, CA

Click here for all details: www.facebook.com/events/11800...

The Virunga Park Rangers are heroes.

#VirungaNationalPark #MountainGorillas #HumanAnimalRelationshipAwarenessWeek

LCA has proudly supported Virunga National Park and its courageous rangers since 2016. Through our “Save the Mountain Gorillas” campaign, LCA has been the primary monthly supporter of the Park’s AirWing program, which provides critical aerial surveillance to protect wildlife and frontline rangers.

During Human-Animal Relationship Awareness Week, LCA wants to recognize and thank the Virunga National Park Rangers, who risk their lives every day on behalf of the animals, the Park and the local communities.

Virunga National Park

Pictured here is Matabishi, a male gorilla rescued and raised inside Senkwekwe Mountain Gorilla orphanage at Virunga National Park, with head caregiver Andre Bauma.

📷 Photo Credit: Brent Stirton

Fur Free Friday

Join us in Beverly Hills - The 39th Annual Fur-Free Friday Protest!

🗓️ DATE & TIME:
November 28th, 2025
10:45 AM - 1:30 PM
Beverly Hills, CA

Click here for all details: www.facebook.com/events/11800...

YouTube video by Last Chance for Animals Dealing Dogs | HBO Documentary | LCA Investigation

In 2002, Last Chance for Animals placed one of its investigators "Pete" undercover inside Martin Creek Kennel, one of America's largest and most notorious "Class B" dealers of dogs sold for research.

WATCH THE FULL DOCUMENTARY HERE

www.youtube.com/watch?v=pyrh...

💔May this tragedy serve as a wake-up call to the cruelty and risk inherent in the animal testing industry and remind us that compassion and responsibility must guide how we treat all animals.

📷 Photo Credit: Scotty Ray Report

We’re calling on Tulane University, the National Institutes of Health, and all institutions involved in breeding, transporting, and using primates in research to commit to ending the exploitation of animals in laboratories and move toward modern, humane, human-relevant, non-animal research methods.

Treating them as disposable tools for experimentation is both cruel and outdated.

The reality is that being shot, after a few moments of freedom, is better than a lifetime of torture in a research facility.

As one of the species most closely related to humans, rhesus macaques share our capacity to suffer, to feel fear, and to form complex emotional bonds.

This false information sparked unnecessary fear, leading to the killing of animals who had already endured enough.

It’s devastating to realize that these monkeys’ only futures were either to be tortured inside a research facility or to be killed after escaping that life.

Reports indicate that local residents were told the escaped monkeys from Tulane University’s National Biomedical Research Center carried dangerous diseases, despite later confirmation from the university that the animals were not a public health threat.

These intelligent, social beings suffered needlessly, first as victims of the cruel research system and then again as victims of misguided fear and misinformation.

We are deeply saddened by the tragic loss of the rhesus monkeys who escaped after last week’s transport crash in Mississippi and by the heartbreaking news that several were shot and killed.

Adopt a senior dog

Senior dogs still have so much love left to give - give them the happy ending they deserve.

If you are looking for a loyal companion, consider asking your local shelters about their senior animals.

#AdoptDontShop #AdoptASeniorPetMonth