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Saving common bird species

How does this save endangered species?

January 17, 2023

We did it!!

Thanks to you, we have beaten our Christmas Challenge target

December 6, 2022

Why save tigers?

Is there more to it then saving an iconic species for our grandchildren?

December 1, 2022

Any opportunity to gain experience ....

but an anteater is one of the hardest to intubate with a long nose and a tiny mouth

December 1, 2022

Getting to Grips with Intubation

Nepalese wildlife vet, Dr Amir Sadaula, has been continuing his CPD training with the team at the Montgomery Veterinary Clinic in Kent.

November 26, 2022

Wildlife Vet Amir's CPD Journey

Anaesthetic drugs can affect the body in many different ways, making good patient monitoring skills an essential asset for veterinary professionals.

December 7, 2022

CPD training for Nepalese Wildlife Vet

Dr Amir Sadaula's first week of training at the Montgomery Veterinary Clinic in Kent is a great success.

December 7, 2022

Roadmap to Distemper Surveillance for Sumatran Tigers

Ground-breaking work in Indonesia is boosting the country's efforts to save the critically endangered Sumatran tiger.

November 19, 2022

Imagine Our World Without Tigers

Help protect the health of wild tigers this Christmas

December 14, 2022

Welcoming Nepalese Wildlife Vet to the UK

Dr Amir Sadaulu of Nepal's first wildlife hospital will spend two weeks honing his skills on both domestic and wild species.

November 10, 2022

Why Tackling Disease is Vital to Save Tigers from Extinction

Why training vets, taking samples and even vaccinating wild tigers all have a role to play in saving these magnificent cats.

November 4, 2022

Networking for Turtles in Morocco

Matthew Rendle RVN and vet Andrew Greenwood have been catching up on all things turtley at the 7th Mediterranean Conference on Marine Turtles.

October 24, 2022

When is a leopard like a dolls house?

Post mortem examination can play a vital role in conservation.

October 9, 2022

Reflecting on our Work in 2021

Our Chair of Trustees, Dr Miranda Stevenson, looks back on our recent activities.

September 14, 2022

Queen Elizabeth II

1926-2022

September 14, 2022

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Protect endangered species every time you shop online

Take a moment to sign up to AmazonSmile or Give As You Live and raise money for WVI every time you make a purchase.

Posted on 22nd June 2017

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Saving common bird species

How does this save endangered species?

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

#OnTheDouble
‍3rd - 10th December

Xander Armstrong explains the #ChristmasChallenge19

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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.

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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!

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Posted on 22nd June 2017

"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

About us

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

We are a small organisation with minimal administrative costs but access to top quality wildlife veterinary expertise across a wide range of different species.

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