Vets on the frontline of conservation

The current pandemic situation has given us the impetus to look again at different ways of delivering veterinary support and skills to conservationists saving endangered species.

We need to develop our training skills and invest in new technologies that replicate the success of the Wild Tiger Health Centre.

You are the missing piece of the puzzle. Help train more people on the conservation frontline to use veterinary science to complete the picture.

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IMPORTANT NEWS

COVID-19

Fresh and bold solutions for our planet.

Posted on 22nd June 2017

In memory of Dr John Lewis: Amur tiger painted by award-winning artist Penny Wheatley

A very general gesture which will help raise funds to continue John's legacy.

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!

FEATURE NEWS

Protect endangered species every time you shop online

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Posted on 22nd June 2017

Credit: Scott Latham

Poaching, habitat loss and pollution are just some of the huge problems that are made worse by unexpected outbreaks of disease.

Projects

Wildlife veterinary expertise is vital for controlling disease, giving the right medical treatment to reduce suffering, and successfully rehabilitating endangered animals.

Veterinary Professionals

Credit: Kostas Papafitsoros

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Vets on the frontline of conservation

Training Vets. Saving Species.

by sharing veterinary skills and training local staff

is an ever growing part of successful conservation

in enabling us to deliver successful conservation

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.

Saving species from extinction is a complicated puzzle.
There’s no quick fix and the challenges we face are immense.

COVID-19

In memory of Dr John Lewis: Amur tiger painted by award-winning artist Penny Wheatley

Saving turtles

Vets on the frontline of conservation

Painted Wolf Series
‍Activities for Children

Protect endangered species every time you shop online

Poaching, habitat loss and pollution are just some of the huge problems that are made worse by unexpected outbreaks of disease.

Wildlife veterinary expertise is vital for controlling disease, giving the right medical treatment to reduce suffering, and successfully rehabilitating endangered animals.

Join us today and help complete the conservation puzzle

About us

Quick links

Ways to give

Connect with Us

Website by WOD.Agency

Vets on the frontline of conservation

Training Vets. Saving Species.

by sharing veterinary skills and training local staff

is an ever growing part of successful conservation

in enabling us to deliver successful conservation

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.

Saving species from extinction is a complicated puzzle.There’s no quick fix and the challenges we face are immense.

COVID-19

In memory of Dr John Lewis: Amur tiger painted by award-winning artist Penny Wheatley

Saving turtles

#OnTheDouble‍3rd - 10th December

Vets on the frontline of conservation

Painted Wolf Series‍Activities for Children

Protect endangered species every time you shop online

Poaching, habitat loss and pollution are just some of the huge problems that are made worse by unexpected outbreaks of disease.

Wildlife veterinary expertise is vital for controlling disease, giving the right medical treatment to reduce suffering, and successfully rehabilitating endangered animals.

Join us today and help complete the conservation puzzle

About us

Quick links

Ways to give

Connect with Us

Website by WOD.Agency

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

Saving species from extinction is a complicated puzzle.
There’s no quick fix and the challenges we face are immense.

#OnTheDouble
‍3rd - 10th December

Painted Wolf Series
‍Activities for Children