OUR WORK
Worldwide Vets operates as a UK-registered organization with our main administrative office near London, England. We are also recognized as a charity in the United States. Our work extends across multiple continents, making a tangible difference in animal welfare. From South America to Africa, Asia, and Europe, we provide vital veterinary care in countries such as Egypt, Thailand, India, South Africa, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Tanzania, Namibia, Peru, Costa Rica, and Ukraine.
Our passionate team—comprising veterinarians, nurses, technicians, and conservation specialists—works tirelessly year-round to provide the highest standard of care to animals in need. Across four continents, our daily missions are as varied as the animals we serve. Whether rescuing snared wildlife, relocating endangered species like lions, rhinos, elephants, pangolins, turtles, and sloths, or delivering life-saving treatment in impoverished communities, our work is dedicated to protecting and improving the lives of animals everywhere.
Since 2011, Worldwide Vets has been at the forefront of disaster response, saving animals around the globe. From wildfires to floods, hurricanes to warzones, our mission is clear: to provide immediate, life-saving care and support to animals in need. Our comprehensive disaster response includes:
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Emergency Evacuation: Safely transporting animals out of danger zones to secure locations.
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Free Veterinary Care: Providing medical treatment to injured, sick, or traumatized animals at no cost.
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Feeding and Supplies: Delivering essential food and resources to shelters, rescue centers, and local caregivers.
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Collaboration with Local Teams: Working hand-in-hand with local organizations to ensure a coordinated and effective response.
Worldwide Vets' work can be broken down into Long-term Support and Emergency Support initiatives. Below are a couple of examples of the work we are doing around the world right now where we are in urgent need of help. We want to continue to provide for animals in need and we can only do this with the help of people like you. So find out more about how you can support, or even join us abroad helping animals.
Long-term Support
Here we provide sustainable care to animals in 10 countries, where we have a permanent team member stationed. At these places we work with the community over many years to improve welfare, animal care and animal rights education and of course to provide free veterinary care to either domestic or wild animals. Having a constant presence in the community allows us to maximize our impact, building the trust of the community and thus enabling us to better provide not just emergency medicine, but also preventative health care, and welfare advice. You can discover more and support our initiatives below.
Emergency Support
Here we provide short term disaster response efforts, often carried out by our own disaster response vets and nurses, to places hit by natural disasters, political changes affecting animals, and human conflict situations. With a dedicated team of veterinarians and rescuers, we are ready to assist at a moment's notice, offering free medical care, evacuation, and feeding for animals in crisis alongside local authorities and volunteers.
Our Impact
Since our founding, we have:
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Rescued thousands of animals from disaster zones across the world.
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Partnered with local teams to build long-term resilience and preparedness.
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Provided critical care and supplies to animals affected by fires, floods, and other emergencies.
How You Can Help
Your support enables us to act quickly and effectively during disasters:
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Donate Today: Your contribution ensures we have the resources to provide free care, evacuation, and feeding for animals in need.
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Spread the Word: Share our mission to raise awareness about the vital work we do.
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Volunteer Your Skills: Join our team or partner with us to make a difference.
Ready to Respond
At Worldwide Vets, we believe that no animal should suffer, no matter the circumstances. When disaster strikes—whether it be the unrelenting force of a hurricane, the engulfing flames of a wildfire, the earth-shattering devastation of an earthquake, or the unspeakable horrors of war—animals are often the forgotten victims. But not by us. Not by you.
They cannot call for help. They cannot run to safety. Injured, starving, lost, or terrified, they wait—for someone to care, for someone to reach them in time. That is why we exist. And that is why we need you. With your help, we can continue to be there for these animals when they need us most. Your support allows us to be the first responders in times of crisis, to send veterinary teams, deliver life-saving medical supplies, and offer hope to the helpless.
Every dollar you give is a lifeline for an animal that has no one else. Every shared post spreads awareness. Every volunteer effort creates a future where animals are never left behind. Together, we are their rescue. Together, we can save lives. Will you stand with us? Will you be the reason an animal in crisis gets another chance?
Together, We Can Save Lives
In these trying times, when hardship and disaster strike, it is the kindness and compassion of people like you that bring hope—not only to the animals in need but also to the people who depend on them. For every struggling horse, every overworked donkey, every abandoned mule, there is a caretaker fighting just as hard to keep them safe. But they cannot do it alone.
By donating to our work, you become their safety net. You provide a starving horse with a meal. You give an injured donkey the medicine it needs to heal. You restore dignity to an owner who simply wants to care for their animal but lacks the resources to do so.
Every act of generosity, no matter how small, creates ripples of change. A donated bridle can ease a horse’s suffering. A bag of feed can mean survival for a family’s only working mule. A single vet visit can spare an animal from a lifetime of pain.
Your support is more than just aid—it is hope, relief, and a second chance at life. Together, we can stand up for the most vulnerable. Together, we can ensure that no horse, no donkey, and no hardworking caretaker is left to struggle alone.