Change a life today

Behind every animal treated - is someone like you. Right now, thousands of animals are suffering without access to veterinary care that need our help. Donate today and together we can reach even more animals in urgent need of care around the world.

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£12

£12 could help buy feeding tubes and other medical supplies for malnourished pangolins and other wildlife.

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£23

£23 could provide flea and tick treatment for 5 animals, protecting them from parasites, skin conditions, and potential diseases.

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£82

£82 can give an injured kitten like Cheeto the surgery he needs, and care for him until he finds a loving home.

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£12 a month

£12 could help buy feeding tubes and other medical supplies for malnourished pangolins and other wildlife.

Select

£23 a month

£23 could provide flea and tick treatment for 5 animals, protecting them from parasites, skin conditions, and potential diseases.

Select

£82 a month

£82 can give an injured kitten like Cheeto the surgery he needs, and care for him until he finds a loving home.

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Choose your own amount

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Life-changing treatment for Haley

Haley was brought to our Galapagos Animal Doctors clinic by her concerned owners as her abdomen was getting worryingly larger. The WVS team examined her and found a large tumour which urgently needed surgery. Thankfully, Haley had access to this treatment in her time of need and is now on the road to recovery. By donating today you can help ensure more animals have access to essential veterinary care.

Sending aid where it is most needed

Our aid parcels are an important part of our mission to improve animal welfare. By working with partners around the world, we are sending much-needed medication and supplies to organisations worldwide to help provide life-changing care.

A new life for Cheeto

A kitten named Cheeto was brought to our Goa centre with a broken jaw and nasty injuries. He was in shock, bleeding through his nose and mouth, and was unable to eat, so he urgently needed surgery. With immense care, he was put under anaesthesia for jaw wiring and to suture his lower lip. Thankfully, the surgery went smoothly, and Cheeto has had a safe place to heal with the caring team at our centre.