π 75.698 dogs vaccinated against rabies.
One week into Big Shot, teams across Cambodia have already reached 75,698 dogs.
A huge thank you to the veterinary professionals, students, volunteers and local teams making this possible ππΎ
Week one complete. Onwards to week two.
Today, the WVS International Training Centre Cambodia officially opens to international participants, built in collaboration with the University of Agriculture.
A major milestone for veterinary training, animal welfare and the future of veterinary care in Cambodia πΎπ
People will remember the final number.
They won't see the early starts, long journeys and teamwork behind it.
Every dog vaccinated starts with a team and a vaccine.
π For Β£3, you can help protect one more dog from rabies.
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Something exciting is happening this Friday.
A new chapter for veterinary training in Cambodia is about to begin.
More opportunities. More skills shared. More impact for animals and communities.
Stay tuned! πΎπ
πΆ 200,000 dogs is a big number.
But every one of those dogs matters.
A family dog. A community dog. A puppy.
Big Shot starts with one vaccination and one dog π
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Why are people joining Big Shot?
πΆ To protect dogs
π To help communities
π‘οΈ To help end rabies
Different reasons. One mission.
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π Big Shot starts today.
Months of planning have led to this moment.
Teams across Cambodia are coming together to protect dogs and communities from rabies through vaccination.
πΎ Save a dog.
π‘οΈ Shield a child.
Follow the journey π
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πΆ What appeared to be an infected abdominal wound turned out to require hernia surgery.
After two weeks of recovery and ongoing treatment, Rocco is now back home and doing well π
Thank you to WVS Cambodia for giving him the care he needed.
As teams prepare to vaccinate 200,000 dogs across Cambodia, they're also helping dogs with other welfare needs.
In September, 30 dogs affected by TVT received support from our Cambodia team, with 16 cases successfully resolved πΆπ
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π Thank you to everyone donating medication and supporting our veterinary aid parcels.
Your generosity helps vital medicines reach animals in communities with limited access to veterinary care.
πΎ Learn more: https://t.co/PplPfuZ9z1
Looking to build your surgical skills?
Our Cambodia training courses include:
β 12 days of training
β 80% practical surgery
β Direct supervision from experienced WVS veterinarians
π 31 May β 11 June 2027
π 9 August β 20 August 2027
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π Tupochele was a daughter, a granddaughter, and a loved member of her family.
Her story is a reminder that rabies doesn't just affect animals. It changes lives.
Rabies is preventable. Together, we can help ensure no family experiences this loss again.
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π Congratulations to WVS India on reaching an incredible milestone: 60,000 sterilisations.
A fantastic achievement that reflects years of dedication to improving animal welfare πΎπ
π Ending rabies takes a team.
Behind every vaccinated dog are drivers, translators, data recorders, community engagement teams, local volunteers, vets and vet nurses.
Different roles. One shared goal. All coming together for The Big Shot.
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πΎ Paw-sitive News
After surviving a severe jaw injury, losing his owner and returning to shelter life, Max has finally found his forever home.
And he didn't go alone. His best friend Khushi was adopted alongside him πΆπ
Thank you WVS Malawi for helping make it happen.
π This #WorldMentalHealthDay, we're recognising the people behind animal welfare.
Veterinary work can be incredibly rewarding, but it can also be emotionally demanding.
To everyone working to improve the lives of animals: thank you, and remember to look after yourselves too πΎ
In September, WVS Thailand carried out 559 dog sterilisations.
πΆ 361 females
πΆ 197 males
Every procedure helps improve animal welfare and supports healthier dog populations for the future π