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Providing urgent care for injured and sick marine mammals so they can be returned to the wild

Jun 04

Providing urgent care for injured and sick marine mammals so they can be returned to the wild

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Providing veterinary care for animals that would otherwise have none

Mar 19
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Marine mammal rescue and response

Mar 01
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Promoting the One Health Concept Worldwide

Oct 30
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Bringing Veterinary Care to Remote Regions of the World

Mar 09
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Helping Animals During Disasters

Dec 23

World Vets Thailand Flood Response Report

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Civil-military humanitarian aid missions

Dec 02
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