Wildlife Vets International Veterinary support for conservation worldwide
The Mission of Wildlife Vets International is to Apply specialist veterinary expertise and experience to saving rare and endangered wildlife. Our working objectives are to: Provide veterinary and scientific support to conservation programmes worldwide to benefit endangered and rare wildlife Collect and distribute information on the health, management and protection of endangered species Promote the conservation, preservation and restoration of the world’s endangered animal populations and their habitats Advise on public health and management of livestock issues, where this impacts on the health of rare or endangered wildlife. BSAVA visitors Welcome to new visitors to our website, and thank you for dropping by. We hope to become the preferred conservation charity for the veterinary profession. Please consider making a donation here, and you can sign up to receive our electronic newsletters here. We hope to hear from you in the future, and that you will enjoy discovering about us on our website. Introduction to the charity Conservation charities work hard to protect wild animals and wild places. Without veterinary skills and training, their job is much more difficult. Wildlife Vets International is a new charity created to give conservation workers the veterinary support and skills they need. We provide veterinary training for staff working hands-on with endangered species, and a rapid response to conservation emergencies. We work with field projects on saving rare and endangered animals. An important part of the work carried out by Wildlife Vets International is the education and training of people who live and work in the animals’ natural range. This training provides people with extra skills, and contributes to sustainable, long-term solutions for preserving endangered species. We hope to improve the relationship between wild animals and the people with whom they share their world. We work closely with zoos, conservation charities and governments to provide help where it is needed most. The work of Wildlife Vets International will benefit: Rare and endangered animals all over the world Mankind, by preserving wildlife for future generations The public health of local human populations, and the livestock on which they depend The educational development and life skills of local biologists and veterinarians The relationship between wild animals and the people whose lives are affected by them	Help WVI Company Partnership Practice Supporters' Projects we currently support WVI homepage Newsletter Links contact WVI Raise money for WVI by shopping

Wildlife Vets International

Veterinary support for conservation worldwide

The Mission of Wildlife Vets International is to

Apply specialist veterinary expertise and experience to saving rare and endangered wildlife.

Our working objectives are to:

Provide veterinary and scientific support to conservation programmes worldwide to benefit endangered and rare wildlife
Collect and distribute information on the health, management and protection of endangered species
Promote the conservation, preservation and restoration of the world’s endangered animal populations and their habitats
Advise on public health and management of livestock issues, where this impacts on the health of rare or endangered wildlife.

BSAVA visitors

Welcome to new visitors to our website, and thank you for dropping by. We hope to become the preferred conservation charity for the veterinary profession. Please consider making a donation here, and you can sign up to receive our electronic newsletters here. We hope to hear from you in the future, and that you will enjoy discovering about us on our website.

Introduction to the charity

Conservation charities work hard to protect wild animals and wild places. Without veterinary skills and training, their job is much more difficult. Wildlife Vets International is a new charity created to give conservation workers the veterinary support and skills they need.

We provide veterinary training for staff working hands-on with endangered species, and a rapid response to conservation emergencies. We work with field projects on saving rare and endangered animals.

An important part of the work carried out by Wildlife Vets International is the education and training of people who live and work in the animals’ natural range. This training provides people with extra skills, and contributes to sustainable, long-term solutions for preserving endangered species. We hope to improve the relationship between wild animals and the people with whom they share their world.

We work closely with zoos, conservation charities and governments to provide help where it is needed most.

The work of Wildlife Vets International will benefit:
Rare and endangered animals all over the world

Mankind, by preserving wildlife for future generations

The public health of local human populations, and the livestock on which they depend

The educational development and life skills of local biologists and veterinarians

The relationship between wild animals and the people whose lives are affected by them

Help WVI

Company Partnership

Practice Supporters'

Projects we currently support

WVI homepage

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