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Smileeeee Emma Myers with Yali, Ellis and Ben via Ben Ellis Ig
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Wednesday Fam Emma Myers with Hunter Doohan, Oscar Morgan, Moosa Mostafa and Evie Templeton via Evie Ig
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Chase Infiniti with her The Julia Set co-star Liz Lin at the Toronto International Film Festival 💚 (via lizlin.lxx on IG)
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Chase Infiniti wishes her sister, Dolcé Imani, a happy birthday via Instagram Stories “happy birthday to my sisterrrr 🥹🤍 i’m always to proud of you ❤️”
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Chase Infiniti with Joy Sunday at the Emmys the other day 🤍 (via @nbc)
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New photos of Chase Infiniti at TIFF ✨ 📸 by Andrew Barton
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🚨 TODAY, YOUR FREE VOTE IS WORTH MONEY TO OUR ANIMALS. MyGivingCircle will give TAWF 50p for every person who votes — even if you’ve voted before — but only within the first 5,000 participants. PLEASE VOTE + REPOST. One minute. Zero cost. Real help. ❤️🐾 mygivingcircle.org/tahira-an…⁠�
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BAHADUR — FROM FEARING HIS NEXT MEAL TO WAITING FOR HIS FOREVER HOME. ❤️🐾 When Bahadur came to us from a neighbouring city, his head was badly wounded and he was desperately hungry. We gave him a plate of food. He ate until he was full — then climbed into the plate and sat on what was left. When we tried to move him, this otherwise incredibly friendly boy would growl. He wasn’t being difficult. He had learned something no animal should ever have to learn: food today does not mean food tomorrow. 💔 Today, Bahadur’s wound has healed, he has been neutered, and he is happy among the other cats. He is affectionate, gentle and finally knows his next meal is coming. Now we want him to learn one more thing — what it feels like to belong to a family. ❤️ Our cat areas are full. Every adoption makes space for another cat who desperately needs us. PLEASE ADOPT. PLEASE SHARE. Help Bahadur find his forever home — and help us make room for the next life waiting to be saved. tawf.org.uk/donate
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🚨 PLEASE — DON’T WASTE YOUR FREE VOTE. IT CAN HELP OUR ANIMALS TODAY. 🚨 This weekend, MyGivingCircle will give TAWF 50p for every eligible person who VOTES — even if you have voted before. It costs you NOTHING. Just a minute of your time can put real money towards animals who need food, treatment, rescue and care. ❤️🐾 And please don’t stop after voting — SHARE THIS. Your one share could bring 10, 50 or 100 more votes. 🙏 VOTE. SHARE. ASK ONE FRIEND TO DO THE SAME. mygivingcircle.org/tahira-an…
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🚨 SATURDAY IS ALMOST OVER — PLEASE DON’T WASTE YOUR FREE VOTE. 🚨 Time is running out on MyGivingCircle’s weekend promotion. Every eligible VOTE for TAWF can earn 50p for our animals — and voting costs you NOTHING. Please give us one minute. VOTE, then SHARE this everywhere. Your share could bring 10, 50 or 100 more votes — and every one can help our rescued animals. 🙏🐾 mygivingcircle.org/tahira-an… PLEASE VOTE. PLEASE SHARE. PLEASE HELP TAWF MAKE EVERY FREE VOTE COUNT. ❤️
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PLEASE REPOST THIS. Every SHARE puts this project in front of new helping hands — and the more helping hands we find, the longer the list of donkeys FREED FROM LABOUR becomes. Let’s make that list very, very long. ❤️🫏 THIS IS ONE OF THE HARDEST — AND MOST IMPORTANT — THINGS WE DO. It isn’t easy. It isn’t cheap. But it tackles suffering at its ROOT. Working donkeys cannot simply walk away. They are owned, tied, loaded and worked — sometimes until their bodies break. Our Donkey Cart Exchange Project changes that: replace the donkey cart with a motorised one, retire the donkey, and stop another donkey taking their place. We have only just begun. 🫏❤️
WE CANNOT KEEP RESCUING THEM ONLY AFTER THEIR BODIES ARE BROKEN. 💔 Ivory is one painful example. A working equine can be used until her body has almost nothing left to give. Then she is discarded, we take her in and fight desperately to save what remains — while somewhere, another donkey may simply take her place. That cannot be the cycle we accept. Our purpose cannot only be to collect broken bodies at the end of horrific lives. We want to reach them before their bodies collapse, before their spirits are broken, before years of suffering become irreversible. And rescue alone is not enough. If we retire one donkey and the owner simply buys another, we have saved one life but we haven't stopped the suffering. That is why our Donkey Cart Exchange Project matters. We replace the animal-drawn cart with a motorised alternative, retire the working equine, remove the old cart, and secure a legal commitment that another donkey will not simply take their place. We don't just want to rescue the last donkey. We want to protect the next one. PLEASE SHARE this project. We need many helping hands to reach them before “rescue” becomes end-of-life care. 🫏❤️ tawf.org.uk/donate
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WE ARE NOT JUST SAVING ONE DONKEY. WE ARE ENDING A GENERATION OF SUFFERING. 🫏💔 Replace one donkey cart with a motorised cart and something much bigger can happen: the donkey retires, another does not replace him, and a family that used working donkeys generation after generation can finally leave that cycle behind. The owner signs a legal commitment. His income can improve. His children inherit a better livelihood — NOT another donkey to work until broken. This could grow FAST. But to grow fast, we need helping hands just as fast. PLEASE SHARE. Help us make this the generation where the cycle ends. ❤️
WE CANNOT KEEP RESCUING THEM ONLY AFTER THEIR BODIES ARE BROKEN. 💔 Ivory is one painful example. A working equine can be used until her body has almost nothing left to give. Then she is discarded, we take her in and fight desperately to save what remains — while somewhere, another donkey may simply take her place. That cannot be the cycle we accept. Our purpose cannot only be to collect broken bodies at the end of horrific lives. We want to reach them before their bodies collapse, before their spirits are broken, before years of suffering become irreversible. And rescue alone is not enough. If we retire one donkey and the owner simply buys another, we have saved one life but we haven't stopped the suffering. That is why our Donkey Cart Exchange Project matters. We replace the animal-drawn cart with a motorised alternative, retire the working equine, remove the old cart, and secure a legal commitment that another donkey will not simply take their place. We don't just want to rescue the last donkey. We want to protect the next one. PLEASE SHARE this project. We need many helping hands to reach them before “rescue” becomes end-of-life care. 🫏❤️ tawf.org.uk/donate
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🚨 LAST DAY — PLEASE USE YOUR FREE VOTE FOR TAWF. 🚨 Already voted? ❤️ You may not be able to vote again — but you CAN SHARE and bring someone new. Why MyGivingCircle matters so much: 🗳️ FREE VOTE → costs you nothing 💷 GIVEBACK WEEKEND → eligible votes can bring TAWF 50p 🐾 MORE VOTES → higher ranking → closer to potential grants ❤️ MORE FUNDING → more animals rescued, treated and protected And if you’re already thinking of DONATING, please consider doing it through MyGivingCircle — your donation helps our animals AND can add votes, improve our ranking and strengthen our chance of winning grant funding. One action can help TAWF in more than one way. ⏰ SUNDAY IS THE LAST DAY. VOTE. DONATE. MOST IMPORTANTLY — SHARE. mygivingcircle.org/tahira-an…
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LOOK AT THIS AS A TROPHY. Polar’s owner sent us this little video himself — proudly showing his motorised cart at work. Now imagine a donkey in its place… Under the sun… pulling that load, day after day… often pushed beyond what his body can bear. Some called this cart a “reward” for an owner. We call it something else: ONE LESS DONKEY IN HARNESS. Polar is retired. His owner has a livelihood. And another donkey will not take Polar’s place. So many helping hands made this possible. This is YOUR victory too. ❤️ Please share… Let’s replace another cart… and free another donkey. 🫏❤️ tawf.org.uk/donate
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🚨 ONLY A FEW HOURS LEFT — PLEASE VOTE FOR TAWF BEFORE SUNDAY ENDS! 🚨 Your vote is FREE, takes ONE MINUTE, and can do so much: 🗳️ FREE VOTE → costs nothing 💷 Eligible vote → 50p for TAWF 🐾 MORE VOTES → higher ranking → closer to grant funding ❤️ MORE FUNDING → more animals helped Already voted? PLEASE SHARE and bring someone new. Planning to donate? Consider donating through MyGivingCircle — your donation helps our animals AND adds votes. ⏰ JUST HOURS LEFT. VOTE. SHARE. BRING ONE MORE PERSON. ❤️🐾 mygivingcircle.org/tahira-an…
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BAHADUR’S STORY STARTED WITH SOMEONE WHO REFUSED TO LOOK AWAY. ❤️ Found badly wounded and desperately hungry in Lahore, our dear supporter Navida rescued him, arranged first aid, brought him to TAWF and contributed towards his treatment. Please do the same when you see an animal suffering. REPORT them. BRING them to a shelter if you can. And if possible, contribute towards their treatment. Please don’t think, “I reported it — now someone else will do the rest.” Rescuing these voiceless souls takes ALL OF US. No single shelter can do it alone. ❤️🐾 PLEASE SHARE. tawf.org.uk/donate
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Today, I have news I have been dreading to share. Ivory is gone. 💔 I know how many of you have been coming back every day, sometimes several times a day, asking, “How is Ivory?” We fought for her. She fought too. But her exhausted body could not fight anymore. And today, my heart is breaking for another reason too. This is Badl. And we lost him too. Badl had been discarded outside like a piece of broken furniture — still alive, but no longer wanted. He lay there for days, skeletal and helpless. Dirt filled his mouth and eyes. His body carried old and new pressure sores from lying and rubbing against the hard ground. Even the skin on his face was rubbed raw. Someone was watching him deteriorate. But the call to us came only when his life had minutes left. We wasted not a second. Our team rushed to him, lifted his dying body and raced towards the shelter. We almost made it. Just a few metres from our shelter — around the corner from safety — Badl took his last breath. That few metres is tearing my heart apart. When we contacted his owner, the response was simple: “Take him. We don’t want him back.” After a lifetime of being useful to humans, this was his ending. And this is where Ivory and Badl keep meeting in my mind tonight. We couldn't save Ivory either. But we had her for those precious final days. She had treatment. Pain relief. Food. A clean, safe place to rest. Hands that touched her gently. People beside her who cared whether she lived or died. She left this world knowing human kindness. Badl didn't even get that. If only that call had come a few days earlier. Even if we couldn't have saved him, we could have filled his stomach. Eased his pain. Cleaned the dirt from his eyes and mouth. Let him feel a gentle hand instead of the hard ground beneath his bones. We could have given him dignity before death. Please — REPORT EARLY. And if an animal has worked for you until his body can give no more, don't throw him outside to die. Call us. Give us the chance to help before his final breaths. Days like this break us. They steal our sleep. They leave us wondering how much more our hearts can carry. But then we remember: There is another Ivory somewhere. There is another Badl. And they still need us to keep going. Please stand with us. And above all, SHARE — because the next person who sees this may make that call in time. 💔🐴 tawf.org.uk/donate 🇵🇰 Pakistan Donations Allied Bank Limited TAHIRA ANIMAL WELFARE FOUNDATION IBAN: PK72ABPA0010087294010017
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WE CANNOT KEEP RESCUING THEM ONLY AFTER THEIR BODIES ARE BROKEN. 💔 Ivory is one painful example. A working equine can be used until her body has almost nothing left to give. Then she is discarded, we take her in and fight desperately to save what remains — while somewhere, another donkey may simply take her place. That cannot be the cycle we accept. Our purpose cannot only be to collect broken bodies at the end of horrific lives. We want to reach them before their bodies collapse, before their spirits are broken, before years of suffering become irreversible. And rescue alone is not enough. If we retire one donkey and the owner simply buys another, we have saved one life but we haven't stopped the suffering. That is why our Donkey Cart Exchange Project matters. We replace the animal-drawn cart with a motorised alternative, retire the working equine, remove the old cart, and secure a legal commitment that another donkey will not simply take their place. We don't just want to rescue the last donkey. We want to protect the next one. PLEASE SHARE this project. We need many helping hands to reach them before “rescue” becomes end-of-life care. 🫏❤️ tawf.org.uk/donate
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At Umani, one question looms large: will Murera have a baby boy or a girl? Only time will tell!  Murera is in the final stages of her pregnancy, and we’re all on baby watch. Our Keepers are doing everything they can to keep this expectant mother comfortable and calm. The ‘calm’ part is easier said than done! Murera’s pregnancy mood swings are notorious, and most of the orphans tiptoe around their formidable matriarch. Kerrio once inadvertently incurred her wrath, leaving Murera with a broken left tusk. The same thing happened during her first pregnancy — only then, Enkesha was the target and it was the opposite tusk. Murera is running out of tusks to break! A truly remarkable elephant, discover Murera's story: sheldrickwildlifetrust.org/o…
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Play is one of the clearest signs that a baby elephant is feeling safe, healthy and well. After the trauma of their rescue, our orphans receive round-the-clock specialist care to help them recover. But it's when they begin to play that we know they’ve turned a significant corner. At Kaluku, Korbessa has taken little Wangalla under her wing – and she lets her young charge get away with just about anything. Wangalla, for her part, adores having a willing playmate. Rolling over Korbessa, flopping into the dust and generally acting the fool, she’s doing exactly what a healthy baby elephant should be doing. Your support makes this happy scene a reality. Meet Korbessa and Wangalla: sheldrickwildlifetrust.org/r…
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