Responding When Animals Need Us Most
Natural disasters and conflict can leave animals injured, displaced, hungry and without access to veterinary care. When crisis strikes, Worldwide Vets works alongside local teams and partners to provide emergency support where it is needed most.
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From pets and livestock to working animals and wildlife, we help provide the care, supplies and support needed to protect animals during and after a crisis.
HOW WE RESPOND
Emergency Veterinary Care
We provide urgent treatment for injured and sick animals, supporting local veterinary teams when resources are stretched.
Essential Supplies
We deliver vital medicines, veterinary equipment, food and other emergency supplies to animals and the people caring for them.
Supporting
Local Teams
We work alongside local veterinarians and rescue organisations, providing funding, equipment, expertise and additional support when it is needed most.
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Protecting Animal Health
Through treatment, vaccination and preventative care, we help reduce disease and protect animal welfare in challenging conditions.
Supporting Animals in Conflict
When disaster strikes, animals need help too.
War leaves animals vulnerable. As people are forced to flee, pets,
livestock and other animals can be left behind without food, shelter or veterinary care.
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We work with local partners to provide emergency treatment, food, medical supplies and ongoing support to animals affected by conflict, while helping the people and organisations caring for them.
Beyond the Emergency
Our support does not always end when the immediate crisis is over.
Recovery can take months or years, which is why we continue working with local teams to provide veterinary care, rebuild resources and support animals and communities as they recover.
