Our Projects
Our carefully selected charity partners are working to protect dogs and cats from harm today and give them better, more joyful, lives in the future. Discover our latest projects below.
| Project | Partner | Location | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pet Clinics and Mass Sterilisation Project | AfriPaw | South Africa | €45,000.00 |
| Companion Animals Program | Animal Nepal | Nepal | €30,000.00 |
| Community Outreach Clinics | Animal Welfare Society Stellenbosch | South Africa | €15,053.00 |
| Cat Spay & Neuter Modules | BradyCare | Denmark | €130,000.00 |
| Rabies and Sterilization Camp 2024 | Dharamsala Animal Rescue | India | €20,000.00 |
| Sterilisation and Vaccination Outreach 2025 | Cluny Animal Trust | South Africa | €27,383.00 |
| Extension of X-ray building | Dog Care Clinic | Sri Lanka | €12,500.00 |
| Making Malawi the first rabies-controlled country in sub–Saharan Africa | Dogs Trust | Malawi | €46,103.00 |
| Protecting Kabul —a Mass Rabies Vaccination campaign in a 20 km Buffer zone around the city | Mayhew Afghanistan | Afghanistan | €25,000.00 |
| Companion Animals & Engagement | Humane World for Animals | Chile, Bolivia | €340,164.00 |
| Dog Population Management in Georgia —building capacity for the future | Mayhew Georgia | Georgia | €75,000.00 |
| Rabies Vaccination & Spay / Neuter Campaign in Arusha City Council | MBWA WA Africa | Tanzania | €199,240.00 |
| Healthy Pets education program in Chile and beyond | The Global Alliance For Animals and People | Chile | €80,000.00 |
| TNVR in Kigoma Region, Tanzania | Veritas | Tanzania | €39,400.00 |
| Action Towards Elimination of Rabies Project -Two | Vétérinaires Sans Frontières Netherlands (VSF-NL) | Malawi | €105,856.00 |
Pet Clinics and Mass Sterilisation Project
South Africa
€45,000.00
About the partner
AfriPaw is committed to improving dog and cat welfare in South Africa's vulnerable communities. By breaking down barriers to pet care, offering essential veterinary services, and promoting responsible ownership through incentive programs, AfriPaw empowers communities to provide safe, healthy lives for their pets.
About the project
In 2025, with our funding, they’ll provide monthly veterinary care for over 1,000 dogs and cats, vaccinate 2,000, sterilise 1,500, and educate pet owners on animal welfare.
Companion Animals Program
Nepal
€30,000.00
About the partner
Animal Nepal is committed to improving the welfare of homeless and vulnerable companion animals in Nepal. By reducing overpopulation through humane sterilisation, offering critical veterinary care, and advocating for animal welfare, Animal Nepal empowers communities to provide safe, healthy lives for their pets.
About the project
In 2025, with our funding, they’ll sterilise and vaccinate 800 dogs and cats, provide critical veterinary care when needed, educate communities on responsible pet ownership and animal cruelty, and advocate for the legal protection of pets.
Community Outreach Clinics
South Africa
€15,053.00
About the partner
Animal Welfare Society Stellenbosch (AWSS) is committed to improving the welfare of pets in underprivileged communities in South Africa. By sterilising, vaccinating, and providing essential veterinary care, AWSS empowers pet owners with the knowledge and services needed to ensure healthy, happy lives for their pets.
About the project
In 2025, with our funding, they’ll sterilise, vaccinate, and provide care to 550 dogs and cats, while educating pet owners on animal welfare.
Cat Spay & Neuter Modules
Denmark
€130,000.00
About the partner
BradyCare is committed to enhancing global animal welfare, focusing on dogs and cats. BradyCare empowers veterinarians with the knowledge and tools to provide better care for animals worldwide by improving surgical techniques, learnings on population management, and on reduction of disease spread.
About the project
In 2025, with our funding, they’ll create their "Cat Spay and Neuter" online learning modules, estimated to reduce suffering for over 500,000 animals annually.
Rabies and Sterilization Camp 2024
India
€9,000.00
About the partner
Dharamsala Animal Rescue (DAR) is committed to reducing the human-street dog conflict in Dharamsala, India, by creating a humane and sustainable environment for both animals and residents. Through mass rabies vaccinations, sterilizations, and community education, they work to prevent rabies and promote compassionate interactions with street dogs.
About the project
In 2024, with our funding, they’ll vaccinate 1,500 street and owned dogs, sterilise 200, and educate the local community on rabies prevention and animal welfare.
Sterilisation and Vaccination Outreach 2025
South Africa
€27,383.00
About the partner
Cluny Animal Trust is dedicated to providing essential veterinary care to animals in underprivileged communities in South Africa’s Free State. Through outreach programs, they sterilise, vaccinate, and treat animals, while educating pet owners on responsible care.
About the project
In 2025, with our funding, they’ll carry out 4 outreaches across township areas, sterilising and vaccinating 225 dogs and cats, and treating 1,350 for parasites.
Extension of X-ray building
Sri Lanka
€12,500.00
About the partner
Dog Care Clinic is committed to improving veterinary care for stray dogs and pets of low-income owners in southern Sri Lanka. By offering free treatments to those in need, and addressing severe injuries from accidents and abuse, they provide vital care to animals who would otherwise suffer without support.
About the project
In 2025, with our funding, they’ll extend their X-ray building, enabling accurate bone fracture diagnoses, reducing unnecessary amputations, and improving animals' chances of returning to their communities or homes.
Making Malawi the first rabies-controlled country in sub–Saharan Africa
Malawi
€46,103.00
About the partner
Dogs Trust is committed to making Malawi the first rabies-controlled country in sub-Saharan Africa. By vaccinating dogs, educating communities, and collaborating with the government, Dogs Trust protects vulnerable populations and prevents rabies.
About the project
In 2025, with our funding, they’ll vaccinate 25,740 dogs and educate 110,000 children in Machinga district, directly benefiting 11,191 dog-owning households.
Protecting Kabul —a Mass Rabies Vaccination campaign in a 20 km Buffer zone around the city
Afghanistan
€25,000.00
About the partner
Mayhew Afghanistan is committed to protecting Kabul from rabies by vaccinating dogs and educating the community. Through vaccination campaigns, they aim to prevent the spread of rabies to both animals and humans.
About the project
In 2025, with our funding, they’ll vaccinate 4,500 dogs in the buffer zone outside Kabul and educate 1,000 community members about rabies prevention, ensuring a safer environment for both dogs and residents.
Dog Population Management in Georgia —building capacity for the future
Georgia
€75,000.00
About the partner
Mayhew Georgia is dedicated to improving veterinary standards and managing the dog population in Tbilisi and surrounding regions through sustainable practices. By providing preventative care and training, they work towards healthier dog and cat populations and a better-trained local veterinary workforce.
About the project
In 2025, with our funding, they’ll neuter, vaccinate, and provide parasite control for 3,000 dogs, with 2,000 treated in Tbilisi and 1,000 in neighboring regions. Additionally, they’ll train 30 veterinary professionals and students, helping to raise the quality of veterinary care and build local capacity.
Companion Animals & Engagement
Chile, Bolivia
€340,164.00
About the partner
Humane World for Animals is committed to improving the welfare of dogs and cats in Bolivia and Chile. By delivering high-quality veterinary training, mobile clinics, and humane spay/neuter programs, Humane World for Animals empowers communities to provide better care for their animals.
Humane World for Animals was previously called Humane Society International.
About the project
In 2025, with our funding, they’ll continue their two-year program to train 15 veterinarians and 15 veterinary assistants in Bolivia, providing humane spay/neuter services and preventive care to 9,000 dogs and cats. In Chile, their mobile clinics will build on previous efforts, delivering essential veterinary care, including spay/neuter and vaccinations, to 6,000 dogs and cats in underserved areas.
Rabies Vaccination & Spay / Neuter Campaign in Arusha City Council
Tanzania
€199,240.00
About the partner
MBWA Wa Africa is committed to creating a safer environment for communities and improving the welfare of dogs in Tanzania. By focusing on rabies elimination, dog population control, and community education, Mbwa Wa Africa empowers communities to better understand and care for the animals in their care.
About the project
In 2025, with our funding, they’ll vaccinate 16,000 dogs, sterilise 400, and expand their rabies-free buffer zone in Arusha. Pre-vaccination surveys will deepen insights into dog populations, community attitudes, and education impacts, ensuring lasting improvements in animal welfare and community safety.
Healthy Pets education program in Chile and beyond
Chile
€80,000.00
About the partner
The GAAP is dedicated to fostering responsible pet ownership and animal welfare through education in Chile and beyond. By training teachers, delivering workshops, and conducting feasibility studies for program replication, they create sustainable, community-rooted impacts on animal welfare and environmental health.
About the project
In 2025, with our funding, they’ll train 30 teachers across three regions, reaching over 2,100 students, conduct workshops for 60 preschoolers, and evaluate the program's feasibility for expansion to Guatemala. Through this effort, The GAAP aims to instill empathy, promote animal health, and reduce conflicts between free-roaming pets and local wildlife.
TNVR in Kigoma Region, Tanzania
Tanzania
€39,400.00
About the partner
Veritas is dedicated to reducing rabies and improving animal welfare in Tanzania through large-scale TNVR initiatives, education, and community engagement. By providing humane population control and promoting responsible pet ownership, Veritas is helping communities develop safer, more compassionate relationships with animals.
About the project
In 2025, with our funding, they’ll sterilize and vaccinate over 20,500 dogs and cats across four districts in the Kigoma region, train 20 local veterinarians, and educate more than 40,000 children on kindness and animal welfare. Through televised events and public outreach, Veritas will reach over 200,000 individuals, advocating for effective rabies prevention and safe animal care practices.
Action Towards Elimination of Rabies Project -Two
Malawi
€105,856.00
About the partner
VSF-NL is dedicated to improving animal health and promoting responsible dog ownership in Malawi. By focusing on rabies prevention through widespread vaccination and community education, VSF-NL works in collaboration with local stakeholders to protect both human and animal health.
About the project
In 2025, with our funding, they’ll vaccinate 40,000 dogs against rabies, train 60 rabies vaccination promoters, educate over 7,500 people on animal welfare and rabies prevention, and train 1,500 dog owners on responsible ownership. Their work with the Malawian government aims to reach 70% vaccination coverage in six districts, ensuring a safer and healthier community.