

Dog health impacts people and wildlife
Your donations help Himalayan families. When we deliver vets and vaccines, communities have a humane and effective alternative to manage dogs. Dog bites don't just happen to people. Dogs often bite other dogs, occasionally cats (the ones that don't manage to escape into a tree), and more often than we are aware, dogs chase and bite wildlife. In the photo above, a jackal is killed by three dogs. As soon as the news gets out that there are vets in the village, people point us t


They walk from afar
Your animal is sick and it's time to go to the vet. What do you do? You might call your veterinarian to make an appointment, or just drive down to your local vet and wait till it's your turn. It sounds easy, but it is beyond the means of everyone who lives in the Himalaya. Here, there is no one to call when your animal is sick. With the nearest city vet located at least nine hours drive away, few farmers can afford to take the time necessary to make such a trip for their anim