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Dear Lourenço Nisticò,

After years of helping animals in need, a van used by PETA's Community Animal Project (CAP) is nearing the end of the road.

PETA's CAP vans are an integral part of a lifesaving program that improves the lives of more than 10,000 animals each year in some of the worst pockets of poverty in southeastern Virginia and northern North Carolina. But after having to navigate flooded streets to rescue animals from Hurricane Irene's rising waters, this long-running vehicle, which has been so critical to CAP's work, is failing.

Will you please be an angel right now by helping us replace this rapidly deteriorating van with a new vehicle to keep our CAP caseworkers and volunteers on the road and rescuing animals nonstop?

Whether helping to deliver a doghouse to a dog who has spent years chained to a metal barrel without protection from the elements, transporting a cat to a spay or neuter appointment, or rescuing animals in a dire emergency such as a tornado, hurricane, flood, or road accident, these vans are lifesavers for animals who otherwise would have no hope.

With your gift of $100 or more, we'll add your name to the vehicle, along with the names of others who stepped forward to make this vital purchase possible.

Thank you for your commitment to animals, especially when they need you the most.

Kind regards,


Ingrid E. Newkirk
President