WA2S FILMS & WORLD ANIMAL AWARENESS SOCIETY
The World Animal Awareness Society is a preeminent, award-winning non profit providing tools and support to animal welfare / rescue organizations world wide.
From observational science-based programs like the American Stray canine surveys and the DogAide APP, and educational initiatives like, the Good Pet Guardian Lesson Plans, to world-wide viral video campaigns, the World Animal Awareness Society builds paths to solutions through science and communication, helping millions of people and animals around the world live better lives.
WA2S Films has documented heroic post-disaster rescue missions spanning Haiti’s earthquake-torn rubble. Filmed the destruction of wildlife and human livelihood in the Gulf of Mexico’s oily shores. We’ve entered the Japanese radiation zone where companion animals were left behind by distraught human beings, and much, much more. Our latest undertaking, American Strays, is our own model, tracking stray dogs to pinpoint overpopulation issues and understand their effect on public health.
For organizations living and breathing in spaces of animal/human need, we offer documentary services with exceptionally reasonable rates. Let us help you share your mission, knowledge and experience where animals and humans intersect.
The World Animal Awareness Society chooses to focus a lens on a wide spectrum of interactions between humans and animals in order to produce programs that illuminate complex relationships along the human-animal spectrum.
From observational science-based programs like the American Stray canine surveys and the DogAide APP, and educational initiatives like, the Good Pet Guardian Lesson Plans, to world-wide viral video campaigns, the World Animal Awareness Society builds paths to solutions through science and communication, helping millions of people and animals around the world live better lives.
WA2S Films has documented heroic post-disaster rescue missions spanning Haiti’s earthquake-torn rubble. Filmed the destruction of wildlife and human livelihood in the Gulf of Mexico’s oily shores. We’ve entered the Japanese radiation zone where companion animals were left behind by distraught human beings, and much, much more. Our latest undertaking, American Strays, is our own model, tracking stray dogs to pinpoint overpopulation issues and understand their effect on public health.
For organizations living and breathing in spaces of animal/human need, we offer documentary services with exceptionally reasonable rates. Let us help you share your mission, knowledge and experience where animals and humans intersect.
The World Animal Awareness Society chooses to focus a lens on a wide spectrum of interactions between humans and animals in order to produce programs that illuminate complex relationships along the human-animal spectrum.
