Our work

We are improving the lives of people and animals from disadvantaged communities through veterinary, conservation, and educational projects. 

Vets in Guatemala

Veterinary Services

Through our veterinary services program, we provide equal access to preventive veterinary care and education about appropriate pet care to vulnerable and rural communities. Read more…

Conservation & Education

We believe education is key in building better and healthier communities. This is why we are constantly developing innovative educational activities and materials aimed at encouraging empathy and respect towards animals and the enviroment. Read more…

Conservation in Chile
Conservation in Chile

Conservation & Education

We believe education is key in building better and healthier communities. This is why we are constantly developing innovative educational activities and materials aimed at encouraging enpathy and respect towards animals and the enviroment. Read more…

Disaster relief in Chile

Disaster Response

We recognize the critical need to coordinate the post-disaster animal response in Chile, and to develop a model for helping animals and responders in these situations across Latin America. Read more…

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Locations

Rural kids in Canada

Canada

We provide veterinary services and education about apropriate pet care to the isolated First Nations communtities of northern Ontario. Read more...

Field vet services in Chile

Chile

Through our Vet Clinic, Education program and Homeless People and Pets program, we provide veterinary health to vulnerable communities. Read more...

A lady and her dog in Guatemala

Guatemala

We provide veterinary services and education, as well as a sponsorship program aimed at keeping children in school and supporting vulnerable households. Read more...

News

Guatemala

Maria and Meca

Todos Santos is far from everything and everyone and there is no veterinarian nearby. This little old woman phoned Andres, the para-veterinarian who works on our Telemedicine project, to ask for help with her tiny Read more…