
ANM is New Mexico's 1st Furry convention
ANM is New Mexico's first and only Furry convention located In Albuquerque. This year's theme is Haunted Mansion
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ANM is New Mexico's first and only Furry convention located In Albuquerque. This year's theme is Haunted Mansion
This Christmas, Anthro Southwest is launching our very first toy drive called Operation Santa Paws!
We’re gathering new toys to brighten the holidays for children in need across New Mexico.
Join us in spreading joy! Donate a toy, or tell us about a child who could use a little holiday magic.
Sign up below or drop off your gift at any sponsor location just look for the Santa Paws box!

At long last, the summons sound, stay near for entry shall be found
From dusty halls to moonlit floor, the furred return forevermore.
The spirits beckon,
the gates swing wide ANM awaits inside.”
ANM) has partnered with Wuellas FurFest (WUFF), an independent art and convention project internationally recognized for celebrating the colors, flavors and heritage of Chilean culture.
Founded as a grassroots creative collective, WUFF has earned a reputation for transforming local tradition such as the cultivation and celebration of Chile into bold graphic design and themed furry events. Its organizers combine visual art, folklore and regional storytelling to highlight the spirit of their community while connecting with fans around the world.
ANM representatives described the agreement as a significant step for the furry community, noting that WUFF has become a key international link between fandoms in the Americas, Europe and Asia. The group regularly collaborates with well known conventions including Japan Meeting of Furries (JMoF), Fur Raymi in Peru, Iberian Furry Convention in Spain and Pawstral Fur Con in Chile.
According to ANM, the partnership will allow the two organizations to share promotional materials, launch joint creative projects and model how fan run conventions can work across borders. Organizers said the alliance reflects a growing trend toward international cooperation in the furry fandom and underscores both groups’ commitment to cultural exchange and community building on a global scale.

We're proud to be partnered with Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary, a 501(c)3 charity who is dedicated to rescuing displaced, unwanted, and non-releasable captive-bred wolves, wolfdogs, and other wild canid species. They welcome rescues from across the country, providing medical care, enrichment and sanctuary. They offer education to the public and visits to their sanctuary located in Candy Kitchen, NM.
Tragic news struck the wolf and wolfdog world a few months ago when a beloved member of the community, Sue Cranston, passed away. Not only was Sue a tremendous advocate for wolves and wolfdogs everywhere, she was also the Founder and Executive Director of Indigo Mountain Nature Center, a non-profit sanctuary located in Lake George, Colorado. With her passing, Indigo Mountain is on the cusp of shutting down, which will leave 25 rescues without a home. With the over-saturation of wolfdogs already in sanctuaries (and more requiring placement each day), there is nowhere for these animals to go. . . That is, unless we can save Indigo Mountain and the lives of all who call it home–together.
Your support and contributions will enable us to meet our goals and improve conditions. Your generous donation will fund our mission.

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