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We are a nonprofit organization that is dedicated to improving the lives of animals in Ugandan local communities.

By using a theme of One Health  to protect Humans, the environment, and animals in Uganda, we aim at providing community outreach initiatives, including animal welfare education, wellness checks, spay and neuter, and rabies vaccination events. Through this, we are committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of paws and humans. This young pup seen to the right is now vaccinated against the spread of rabies.  We want to reach the 10,000+ other animals in our community to keep us all safe.

Uniquely Paws is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization incorporated in the

US State of New York  EIN 88-3582358 

Ongoing Fundraisers

Free Pet Care

Community Clinics

We raise funds to help create healthy communities by controlling the domestic animal population in Uganda, and by offering free spay, neuter, vaccine, and education clinics to neighborhoods around Kampala and upcountry villages as well. Our official launch clinic happened November 19, 2022; the budget for each clinic held in Kampala and surrounding communities ranges from $1000 – $1200 and we aim to provide up to 200 animals with vaccinations, spay and neutering, and wellness checks. Will you donate today to help support our next clinics?

On November 21, 2024, we uncovered a mass poisoning threat in Wakiso district, endangering over 2,400 animals. Thanks to your support and our reputation, we convinced officials to replace the poisoning with sterilization, vaccination, and education clinics. Now, we must hold 12 clinics by early 2025, each costing $1,000. This is a critical moment, and we can’t do it without you. Please consider making a donation, even a holiday gift, to help us save these animals and continue this vital work. Every contribution makes a difference.

Doing the Math

Uncontrolled breeding leads to a staggering number of animals in need. A single unspayed female dog and her offspring can produce 12,200 puppies in five years, while an unspayed cat can produce over 11,000 kittens. Spay and neuter programs are vital to prevent unnecessary animal suffering.