About P~A~A~N

What is P~A~A~N™?

* P~A~A~N™ or Pagans~Against~Animal~Neglect was created in January of 2003 as the

result of some tragic news about a Charlotte, NC zoo. From 2 members to

130+ in under a month, it has become quite obvious that this is an idea that is close to many

Pagans. With hopes to expand P~A~A~N™ globally, the organization has grown to include

members from as close as Charlotte, Maiden, Thomasville & White Oak to as far as

South Carolina, Pennsylvania, Kansas, Washington and even the UK and Canada! By word of mouth,

P~A~A~N™ has the ability to be one of the most involved Pagan/Animal-educating

organizations around the world! Pushing to disband all misconceptions of Pagans and with the number 1 priority to help animals from all

across the globe. Speaking for those who can’t speak for themselves while opening the minds

of those who are willing to see the truth behind Paganism and accept it for the harmless

nature-loving way of life that it truly is.

What can YOU do to help?

* P~A~A~N™ is always looking for volunteers; Pagan or otherwise (for donations, food, etc…) as well as new

Pagan members to help out. You can join by visiting the following URL:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/P-A-A-N/join

You will be sent a questionnaire to fill out to let us know exactly where you stand and what you would like to

do in P~A~A~N™.

* Spread the word to your Pagan friends about P~A~A~N™! It is the fastest way to get the idea out. They are

all welcome to join. We would like people from all around the world to join and need representatives from each

part as well.

* Support your local humane societies, rescues and other in-need businesses that try to help out your local furry/feathery/scaly/wet friends. Sign a petition! Donate some food! Give generously to these organizations because

without you, they can’t continue to help them.

* Last but certainly not least, please spay and neuter your 4 legged friends! If we can lower the unwanted-animal

population, their need for our help will lessen! This is a priceless gift!

"Pagan" comes from the Latin word "paganus"

meaning "country dweller."