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Send a Lifeline to an Animal in an Emergency

Whether PETA’s Emergency Response Team is rushing to protect a dog who’s been viciously beaten—and working to secure charges against his abuser—or prompting the rescue of cats found in a dangerous hoarding situation, it responds to calls about animals in dire straits 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. The team responds to every call for help no matter where, no matter when—and we need your support.

Donate today and help PETA’s Emergency Response Team provide a lifeline for animals when they need it most.

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Help the team respond to 30 urgent calls.

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Thanks to a generous group of donors supporting PETA's work, an additional gift of $75 will be made to benefit our Investigations & Rescue Fund for each new monthly donor who gives via this form until December 31, 2024, or until the $75,000 campaign goal is met. Donations made after the goal has been met will not qualify for the extra $75 gift, but they'll still make a tremendous difference to animals.

Bank Routing & Account Numbers

To make a payment directly from your U.S. bank account, you will need to provide the routing number for your bank, as well as your account number. Both of these numbers can be found at the bottom of a check issued for your bank account.

At the bottom of your check you will find three numbers - the routing number which is always 9 digits long for U.S. banks, the account number which can be up to 17 digits long, and the check number which will match the number found in the upper right corner of the check. These sets of numbers can appear in a variety of orders on your check. However, you will always find the routing number surrounded by this symbol ACH Routing Symbol, and the account number will always be to the left of this symbol ACH Account Symbol.

Please use the image below for an example of how your routing and account numbers may appear on your check.

Sample Check:

The routing number comes first and is surrounded by the ACH Routing Symbol symbol, the account number comes next and is followed by the ACH Account Symbol symbol.

The CVV2 is shown as 3 digits after the credit card number on the back of the card.