>World Vets sends a team to Granada Nicaragua a few times every year to provide spay/neuter teams to work at Casa Lupita. Surgeries and medical consultations are provided free of charge to the community. In a place where the majority of the population earns less than $2/day, it’s financially out of reach to pay for such services for animals. Nonetheless, its obvious that the people of Nicaragua love their pets very much and do what they can to take good care of them. The huge turn-out at the clinic is evidence of that. Our latest team led by Dr Jerry Brown of Yelm, Washington and Dr Tom Parker of Santa Fe, New Mexico brought together volunteers from all over the country (aging in range from 19-70+) for the common goal of helping animals in need. Half of the team was veteran World Vets volunteers who met on a previous trip to Honduras and signed up to do it all over again. The rest of the team was hopefully on the first of many future trips to come. Without our fantastic volunteers, these projects would not be possible. Each person brings unique skills and experience that collectively form a well-oiled surgical team. In addition to the regular small animal work, part of the team also did some horse work. For more information, visit our website at https://worldvets.org/
