Mobile clinic campaigns

We drive to areas where people cannot afford veterinary care. We vaccinate & sterilise dogs and cats. We educate on rabies prevention and animal care.
Vaccination

Rabies is 100% avoidable if all dogs are vaccinated yearly. We offer vaccinations at our many campaigns. Vaccinate your dog today!
Sterilisation

One female cat’s offspring could reach 20,000 in 5 years. A female dog 2900! Sterilisation is the only way to a healthy, small population
Education

We want our children to be safe with their pets and community dogs and cats. We teach them about dog bites and rabies prevention.

We invite you to adopt our fabulous Kenya Shepperd Dogs (KSD) or cats. Abandoned, sick or injured, our foster parents make them into whole and happy beings. Find you family member here:
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Join our team to make a difference, get informed and feel good. We need you! Check our volunteer options here:
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Do It Yourself

DIY: partner with your community and TNR to create a small, healthy pet population in your neighbourhood.
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News

How To Maximise The Chance Of An Adoption Success
Getting a new dog is an exciting time for all the family, especially if you’ve decided to offer a home to a rescue dog. But adopted dogs are the pets most likely to be returned to the rescue centre, so it’s important to be prepared….

How to Prevent Dog Bites
Most of the time, dogs are our loveable, tail wagging friends – but sometimes even the most placid of dogs can snap. Part of being

How To Prevent Your Dog Getting Lost or Stolen
While there are no official statistics for the number of dogs that are lost or stolen in and around Nairobi, dog lovers and their owners are all too aware how frequently they go missing.
Who we are

“Community Health through Animal Welfare’. We aim to eradicate rabies in Kenya through vaccination, sterilizations of dogs & cats and education of the public.