Veterinary Clinics

Tragically,  thousands of animals need to be rescued every day. Many have been beaten and starved, others including abandoned new born kittens and puppies or thrown away like rubbish.  In addition to shelters, we also  would like to prioritise putting in place mobile or immobile veterinary units or clinics to provide essential care and veterinary treatment for stray animals in the streets with serious medical conditions such as eye infections, broken legs and other very serious injuries, fractures or medical conditions. This will also allow  much needed veterinary intervention and will reduce the transmission of diseases like rabies, scabies and other zoonotic diseases in some regions of the world like North Africa. These clinics will play a crucial role in preventing the spread of diseases and ensuring the well-being of all animals in need including people. Please get in touch if you are a veterianarian and would like to bring  your experience and knowledge to help  animals in need on the ground . Also, we are looking for volunteers in assisting or bringing a helping hand  to  treat animals in need. in North Africa.