World Animal Awareness Society

The World Animal Awareness Society (WA2S), a Texas-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit, is raising serious concerns about the conduct of Network for Good (NFG) and its new owner, Bonterra, regarding the management of charitable donations.

It's Not Complicated! is the tagline for the Good Pet Guard campaign created by the World Animal Awareness Society to bring mass awareness to stray dog issues people in big US cities face daily. The lesson plans were created for teachers by teachers

The World Animal Awareness Society will begin to survey Houston for stray and roaming dogs in May and the award-winning non profit team is interviewing volunteer candidates until Friday May 2, 2014.

The World Animal Awareness Society will begin to survey Dallas for stray and roaming dogs in May and the award-winning non profit is only interviewing volunteer survey candidates until Friday May 2, 2014.

The World Animal Awareness Society to begin the survey of San Antonio for stray and roaming dogs in May and the award-winning non profit is only interviewing volunteer survey candidates until Friday May 2, 2014.

World Animal Awareness Society Helping Solve Nation’s Stray Dog Problem and Raise Awareness by Sponsoring Video Contest of Animals that used to be Stray, Giving Rescues and Shelters the Opportunity to Win Thousands!

New 2013 GreatNonprofits.org Award is Based on Positive Reviews

The media non profit World Animal Awareness Society produced ground-breaking series American Strays dives deeply into the question; "How many stray dogs are on the streets of Detroit?" Distributed by Meredith Media & Earth-Touch backed...

Patrick Amori representing MaxAnimal and World Animal Awareness Society (WA2S.org) Executive Director Tom McPhee, agreed to terms that has MaxAnimal (maxanimal.com) distributing the ground-breaking TV series "American Strays" world wide.

World Animal Awareness Society is offering Puppy Bowl IX & Super Bowl XLVII pool squares to benefit its project American Strays Canine Census & Film Study. Square donations are $20, $50, $100 & $10,000 and can be made via the website at www.WA2S.org.