Save the Stray Dogs
Global Vets Animal Welfare is dedicated to improve Animal Welfare in Sri Lanka. We provide urgent rescue services, spay/neuter programs, educational workshops, and a sanctuary for permanently disabled dogs.
8500
Animals neutered
6489
Sick and injured animals treated
4587
Rabies vaccinations
3548
RESCUED AND RE-HOMED
What We Do
Spay and Neuter Programs
Spay and neuter programs control the stray animal population by surgically sterilizing animals to prevent reproduction. These initiatives reduce unwanted litters, helping to decrease the number of strays on the streets.
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Feeding stray animals is a compassionate act that meets their immediate nutritional needs. Volunteers, animal welfare groups, and concerned citizens provide regular, nutritious meals to these stray dogs and cats.
Urgent Rescues
Urgent animal rescues are rapid responses to situations where animals are in immediate danger, such as accidents, abuse, or emergencies like floods or fires. These efforts prioritize saving lives, providing swift medical care, and ensuring safety and well-being in critical situations.
Stray Animal Issue in Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka’s stray animal issue is characterized by overpopulation, health risks, welfare concerns, and public safety hazards. Uncontrolled breeding leads to high numbers of strays, spreading diseases like rabies and causing poor health. Strays endure abuse, neglect, and harsh living conditions, posing risks to public safety and traffic.
