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What is zero grazing?
What kinds of gifts might a vegetarian want to give?
Why do families ask HI-SA for animals?
How does HI-SA address vegetarian responses to animal wellbeing?
How is HI-SA involved in meat production and humane slaughter?
How does HI-SA address the matter of slaughter when communicating with external audiences?
What is HI-SA’s role in providing improved nutrition through animals?
Does my money really go towards purchasing animals? Where did my animal go?
Does HI-SA ensure proper feeding of animals?
What are the costs associated with animals and accompanying training?
What happens to unproductive or dying animals?
How do HI-SA Project Participants benefit from animals beyond the mere provision of food?
What is HI-SA’s Animal Rights Response?
What is HI-SA’s approach to artificial insemination & embryo transfer?
How does HI-SA ensure Animal Wellbeing?
Does HI-SA provide male animals?
Does HI-SA use imported or indigenous animals?
What seeds/fertilizer do Project Participants use?
What is HI-SA’s response to HIV/AIDS?
What is HI-SA’s gender equity statement?
How does HI-SA approach politics and religion?
What is HI-SA’s response to birth control?
What is HI-SA’s stance biotechnology?
How does HI-SA treat Project Partners with disabilities and how does HI-SA treat Project Partners’
How does HI-SA promote agro-ecology?
Does HI-SA facilitate visits to projects?
Can you give more information on your principle of “Passing on the Gift”?
How does HI-SA communicate with Project Partners?
How are Project Partners chosen?
How do I become a project partner?
Why does HI-SA include solicitations with receipts?
How does HI-SA ensure accountability?
What are direct mail appeals?
Tell us about project training?
How do we keep our printing material costs minimal?
What are HI-SA’s mission statement and organisational capability?
What are HI-SA’s Cornerstones for Just and Sustainable Development?
How does a group apply to be a HI-SA project?
How can I volunteer?
How does HI-SA address gender issues?
How does HI-SA address lactose intolerance?
Why do families ask HI-SA for animals?
Can I assign my gift to a specific project?
How can I track my gift animal?
Who oversees the work of HI-SA?
What is included in HI-SA’s animal prices in your gift catalogue?
Is HI-SA a non-profit organisation?
How do I contact HI-SA?
Where is Heifer International and HI-SA based?
What do we do and how do we do it?
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