Causes: Animals, Veterinary Services
Mission: Visiting Veterinarians International is a Non-profit global organization. Our mission is to provide veterinary care to areas of the world who lack appropriate veterinary care or have limited access to veterinary care. Our efforts are to help control the stray animal populations, minimize suffering, prevent zoonotic disease, educate pet owners on veterinary maintenance needs and whenever possible provide assistance to pets in areas who have suffered from disasters or accidents. Each campaign we organize is in the form of spay/neuter/vaccination programs in collaboration with local animal welfare groups to help support the community for continued subsistence with ongoing veterinary care after we are gone. All of our members are 100% volunteers who travel at their own expense to help support animals in need. Each volunteer provides their own airfare to the location, gives up their vacation time at work and provide their skills and knowledge to help these animals. Each campaign is dependent on fundraising and grants to provide the necessary medications and supplies to perform each campaign.
Results: Visiting Veterinarians international has sterilized thousands of dogs and cats, provided support for communities without veterinary care and established training programs for pet parent, volunteers and local animal welfare organizations. We have helped humanely control the pet populations in areas such as Marshall Islands, Belize, Romania, Northern Manitoba first nation communities and many more to come.
Target demographics: Animals that need veterinary care in areas where veterinary care is either nonexistent or families can not afford veterinary care.
Direct beneficiaries per year: 3000 dogs and cats
Geographic areas served: Various countries outside the United States such as Marshall islands, Belize, Romania, Northern Manitoba First Nation Communities
Programs: High Quality, High Volume Spay/Neuter/Vaccination/Education Clinics
Mission: Visiting Veterinarians International is a Non-profit global organization. Our mission is to provide veterinary care to areas of the world who lack appropriate veterinary care or have limited access to veterinary care. Our efforts are to help control the stray animal populations, minimize suffering, prevent zoonotic disease, educate pet owners on veterinary maintenance needs and whenever possible provide assistance to pets in areas who have suffered from disasters or accidents. Each campaign we organize is in the form of spay/neuter/vaccination programs in collaboration with local animal welfare groups to help support the community for continued subsistence with ongoing veterinary care after we are gone. All of our members are 100% volunteers who travel at their own expense to help support animals in need. Each volunteer provides their own airfare to the location, gives up their vacation time at work and provide their skills and knowledge to help these animals. Each campaign is dependent on fundraising and grants to provide the necessary medications and supplies to perform each campaign.
Results: Visiting Veterinarians international has sterilized thousands of dogs and cats, provided support for communities without veterinary care and established training programs for pet parent, volunteers and local animal welfare organizations. We have helped humanely control the pet populations in areas such as Marshall Islands, Belize, Romania, Northern Manitoba first nation communities and many more to come.
Target demographics: Animals that need veterinary care in areas where veterinary care is either nonexistent or families can not afford veterinary care.
Direct beneficiaries per year: 3000 dogs and cats
Geographic areas served: Various countries outside the United States such as Marshall islands, Belize, Romania, Northern Manitoba First Nation Communities
Programs: High Quality, High Volume Spay/Neuter/Vaccination/Education Clinics
9825 Se Tower Dr, Damascus, OR 97089
503-799-6368
Animals
Damascus
