World We Imagine Part 3

Chestnut against animal abuse/ abandonment non profit organization 

Chestnut Non Profit is an organization that helps the animal in needs at this very fast past society. As the population grew and condense into cities, more and more animals don't have have the space to live and enjoy their life. We vouch to take in any animals that need our assistance. Instead of killing them like the shelters, we would provide a large space and guarantee their safety. Located 2 hours outside of Los Angeles, CNP has the capability to host large amount of animals with room to spare. 

Not only does CNP accept any type of animals in any conditions, we also have in house veterinarians to treat all kinds of creature. This is a space of peace and safety for animals in Southern California. Imagine the farm upstate where people always say they "gave away" their animals. Instead of using this phrase as a saying, the farm where animals can be happy actually exists! 

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