Vets Saving Endangered Animals in the Wild

Help for Australia

As news comes in of welcome rainfall in Australia, our thoughts here at WVI are with all those affected by the devastating bushfires, but especially..

Posted on 22nd June 2017

TRAINING VETS

Saving turtles

WVI is training vets in Greece and Spain to help save sick and injured turtles, harmed by plastic pollution.

Posted on 22nd June 2017

WHO WE ARE

Vets on the frontline of conservation

WVI is a British charity which has been providing critical veterinary support to international wildlife and conservation projects since 2004.

New activities each month!

SPOTLIGHT

Painted Wolf Series
‍Activities for Children

Welcome to our PAINTED WOLF activities. This was inspired through the painted dog as seen on the BBC Dynasties series.
It's time to get creative!

Wildlife Vets International provides the veterinary support and skills to conservationists saving endangered species. Training key people in conservation medicine will contribute to sustainable, long-term solutions for saving wild animals.

Steve Leonard, Veterinary Surgeon and TV Presenter

Vets in the Field

We’re committed to providing the veterinary support essential for conserving and protecting endangered species. Take a look below at a few photos of specialist vets working in the field.

by sharing veterinary skills and training local staff

is an ever growing part of successful conservation

in enabling us to deliver successful conservation

Training Vets. Saving Turtles.

Thank you.
‍
With your help we beat our target of £15,000 through The Big Give Christmas Challenge!!
‍
WVI will be training vets in Greece and Spain, and perhaps elsewhere, to help save sick and injured turtles.

We successfully raised £15,015

by sharing veterinary skills and training local staff

is an ever growing part of successful conservation

in enabling us to deliver successful conservation

Please support our Tiger Health Programme

Wildlife Vets International has always been closely involved with tiger conservation around the world.
Help us provide veterinary support for conservationists saving these species.

Vets Saving Endangered Animals in the Wild

Help for Australia

Saving turtles

Vets on the frontline of conservation

Painted Wolf Series
‍Activities for Children

Wildlife Vets International provides the veterinary support and skills to conservationists saving endangered species. Training key people in conservation medicine will contribute to sustainable, long-term solutions for saving wild animals.

" Saving some of the planet’s rarest creatures from extinction needs expert help, and WVI can supply that when and where it’s needed. "

Steve Leonard, Veterinary Surgeon and TV Presenter

Vets in the Field

We’re committed to providing the veterinary support essential for conserving and protecting endangered species. Take a look below at a few photos of specialist vets working in the field.

We rely on your donations.

By supporting our work as we team up veterinary professionals and conservationists around the globe you can help save some of our most endangered species.

Sponsors

WVI is indebted to the generous individuals and organisations whose ongoing support - financial, moral and in kind - allows us to deliver our conservation objectives.

About us

Quick links

Ways to give

Connect with Us

Web Design Surrey WOD.agency

by sharing veterinary skills and training local staff

is an ever growing part of successful conservation

in enabling us to deliver successful conservation

Training Vets. Saving Turtles.

Thank you. ‍With your help we beat our target of £15,000 through The Big Give Christmas Challenge!!‍WVI will be training vets in Greece and Spain, and perhaps elsewhere, to help save sick and injured turtles.

We successfully raised £15,015

by sharing veterinary skills and training local staff

is an ever growing part of successful conservation

in enabling us to deliver successful conservation

Please support our Tiger Health Programme

Wildlife Vets International has always been closely involved with tiger conservation around the world.Help us provide veterinary support for conservationists saving these species.

Vets Saving Endangered Animals in the Wild

Help for Australia

Saving turtles

#OnTheDouble‍3rd - 10th December

Vets on the frontline of conservation

Painted Wolf Series‍Activities for Children

Wildlife Vets International provides the veterinary support and skills to conservationists saving endangered species. Training key people in conservation medicine will contribute to sustainable, long-term solutions for saving wild animals.

" Saving some of the planet’s rarest creatures from extinction needs expert help, and WVI can supply that when and where it’s needed. "

Steve Leonard, Veterinary Surgeon and TV Presenter

Vets in the Field

We’re committed to providing the veterinary support essential for conserving and protecting endangered species. Take a look below at a few photos of specialist vets working in the field.

We rely on your donations.

By supporting our work as we team up veterinary professionals and conservationists around the globe you can help save some of our most endangered species.

Sponsors

WVI is indebted to the generous individuals and organisations whose ongoing support - financial, moral and in kind - allows us to deliver our conservation objectives.

About us

Quick links

Ways to give

Connect with Us

Web Design Surrey WOD.agency

Thank you.
‍
With your help we beat our target of £15,000 through The Big Give Christmas Challenge!!
‍
WVI will be training vets in Greece and Spain, and perhaps elsewhere, to help save sick and injured turtles.

Wildlife Vets International has always been closely involved with tiger conservation around the world.
Help us provide veterinary support for conservationists saving these species.

#OnTheDouble
‍3rd - 10th December

Painted Wolf Series
‍Activities for Children