wildlife rescue
Wildlife faces increasing threats from habitat loss, human-wildlife conflict, poaching and injury. Worldwide Vets works alongside local partners and conservation teams to rescue, treat and protect wild animals around the world.
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From emergency veterinary care and rehabilitation to wildlife conservation and relocation, we work to give animals the best possible chance of returning to the wild.
how we help wildlife
Rescue & Veterinary Care
We provide emergency veterinary care to injured, orphaned and displaced wildlife, supporting rescue teams and rehabilitation centres with veterinary expertise, equipment and essential supplies.
Rehabilitation & Release
Working alongside wildlife rescue centres and conservation organisations, we support the treatment and rehabilitation of animals with the goal of returning them to their natural environment whenever possible.
Conservation & Protection
From rhino conservation and anti-poaching work to wildlife medicine and field interventions, we support projects working to protect vulnerable species and safeguard their future.
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Rescue, Relocation & Translocation
When wildlife comes into conflict with people or faces threats in its environment, we assist with safe capture, relocation and translocation to help protect both animals and communities.
Where We Work
Wildlife work around the world
India
Supporting the rescue, treatment and rehabilitation of injured wildlife alongside local partners.
Namibia
Protecting rhinos through ethical conservation and anti-poaching initiatives.
peru
Supporting wildlife rescue and rehabilitation centres caring for animals from across the Amazon.
south africa
Providing veterinary support for wildlife rescue, treatment, relocation and conservation.
thailand
Supporting veterinary care for elephants and other animals in need.
zimbabwe
Working to protect and conserve a wide range of African wildlife species.
Working With Wildlife Sanctuaries
Wildlife rescue centres play a vital role in caring for injured, orphaned and displaced animals.
We support our sanctuary partners with veterinary expertise, equipment, funding and practical assistance, helping give more animals the chance to recover and return to the wild.
