The Fund for Animals was founded in 1967 by renowned author and humanitarian Cleveland Amory. The organization's motto, "We speak for those who can't," illustrates a mission of speaking out against egregious forms of animal cruelty. With the 1974 publication of Cleveland Amory's bestselling book, Man Kind? Our Incredible War on Wildlife, The Fund for Animals became known nationwide as a leading opponent of sport hunting, commercial trapping, and other egregious acts of cruelty to wild animals. Three decades later, The Fund for Animals remains a nationwide force for the protection of both wildlife and domestic animals.

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