Why Working in a Developing Country Will Make You a Better Vet. Setting off on a veterinary placement abroad is more than just an adventure. It’s one of the most significant steps you can take to grow as a clinician, communicator, and compassionate person. Working in a developing country offers experiences that challenge your skills, broaden your understanding of animal care, and shape you into a more capable and confident vet.

The Golden Star Award, created by Worldwide Vets founder Dr Gemma Campling, is a powerful way to honor exceptional individuals across the globe who go above and beyond for animals.

Discover the unsung heroes behind global animal rescue—grant writers, fundraisers, coordinators, and supporters—who prove that making an impact doesn’t require being on the frontlines. This blog honours their vital, behind-the-scenes work in protecting wildlife and saving lives.

Celebrating 2024’s success stories—proof of what we can achieve together for animals in need. Join us in sharing the triumphs!

At Worldwide Vets, our mission is simple: to improve the health and well-being of animals around the globe. Whether it's providing...

Veterinarians play a vital role in wildlife conservation, protecting animals through disease prevention, rescue, and advocacy.

Veterinary conferences are essential events in the professional lives of veterinarians, offering unparalleled opportunities for education...

Zanzibar is an archipelago off the coast of East Africa and a popular tourist destination known for its pristine beaches and unique...

This week Dr Campling lead the veterinary procedure for a daring rescue mission unlike any that has been known before. The largest...

Another week at the Zanzibar veterinary clinic got off to a quiet start. Each day starts with cleaning of the kennels and the cattery. I...

On a (surprisingly) warm danish summer day, 4 girls dragged their suitcases through Copenhagen to begin the journey to Zanzibar. Okay,...