The theme “All for One, One Health for All” captured the essence of this initiative. It showcased our commitment to creating a safer and healthier environment for both animals and humans, with a focus on accessible and responsible pet care.
With that the objectives of these community clinics were clear and unwavering
Provide free rabies vaccination for cats and dogs
Conduct free spay and neutering operations to commuinty pets
Offer washing and deworming services for dogs.
Empower pet owners through pet care advisory sessions.
Together with our partners at KCCA, USPCA, USAPA and VetConnect we meticulously selected clinic locations in and around kampala, ensuring accessibility for communities in need. These venues were thoughtfully chosen to not only provide essential services but also to keep our communities safe from the perilous spread of rabies.
Let’s take a moment to shine a spotlight on the incredible significance of those yellow collars we handed out during our recent Rabies Immunization Community Clinics
Each yellow collar is a sign of safety. It tells you that a dog is vaccinated against rabies, safeguarding not just our pets but our whole community
These yellow ribbons are more than just a pop of color; they are a symbol of our unity and determination
Each yellow ribbon is a sign of safety. It tells you that a dog is vaccinated against rabies, safeguarding not just our pets but our whole community
The impact of these community clinics extended far beyond numbers. We administered a total of 2843 life-saving rabies vaccinations and performed 461 spay and neutering operations. Washing and deworming services are always provided at the clinics, ensuring their holistic health, while pet care advisory sessions empowered pet owners with knowledge on responsible care practices.
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