World Vets completed its first large-scale surgery clinic of 2025 with massive achievement! In just three days, our dedicated World Vets team successfully sterilized 542 dogs and cats! Partnering with Paw Patrol Cambodia and Animal Mama Veterinary Hospital & Emergency, we provided a free veterinary clinic for the Siem Reap community—offering essential health consultations and surgeries and donating hundreds of parasite prevention treatments. Meanwhile, our amazing partners administered hundreds of free rabies vaccines and wellness checks, helping safeguard both animals and people.
A huge THANK YOU to our volunteers, partners, supporters, and donors—your generosity makes this life-changing work possible! As our programs move forward for 2025, we’d appreciate YOUR support. Donate now at https://worldvets.org/donate/.
San Cristóbal, Galápagos – World Vets has reinforced its Galapagos conservation efforts with a major donation to the Galápagos National Park Directorate (DPNG) aimed at enhancing wildlife protection on San Cristóbal Island. Dr Cathy King, CEO of World Vets was there to make the presentation to speak to the audience of local authorities, park rangers and members of the community about the important work being done. In 2024, World Vets responded to over 650 wildlife cases and continues the work into 2025 with a veterinary team available 24/7 to respond to wildlife emergencies on San Cristobal Island.
World Vets’ Team Galapagos successfully concluded its final spay/neuter campaign of 2024! Volunteers and local World Vets staff provided free veterinary services to the local community of San Cristobal, resulting in 112 sterilizations, 22 medical consultations, and other critical surgeries. The team also trapped and sterilized several street cats to control the island’s stray population and protect the local wildlife. Thanks to 
Incredible! The World Vets team helped a remarkable number of animals this past week in Ciudad Vieja, Guatemala (near Antigua). Over 500 dogs and cats received care, which included many vaccinations and 492 sterilizations! This extraordinary effort was carried out in partnership with 
Another successful sterilization campaign on San Cristobal Island provided 156 spay-and-neuter surgeries for cats and dogs. Over 217 animals were provided with free veterinary services, including 58 health checkups, parasite prevention, and various other treatments. World Vets’ team of volunteers from the U.S. helped deliver this important veterinary care to the pets of Galapagos, all at zero-cost to local pet owners.
