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Egypt Vet Care

 

Worldwide Vets is committed to providing free veterinary care for working horses and donkeys, to alleviate suffering and improve their welfare and comfort. We also work with shelters to provide free vet care, and within the community to improve the lives of farm animals. 

 

In Cairo, Egypt, thousands of working horses, donkeys, and mules endure grueling conditions with little access to veterinary care. Many suffer from lameness, wounds, malnutrition, and exhaustion due to overwork and poor living conditions. At Worldwide Vets, we provide free veterinary treatment for working equids, ensuring they receive the medical attention they desperately need. We also operate free sterilization and vaccination programs for rescued shelter dogs and offer medical care for subsistence farmers’ livestock (goats, chickens, cows) to support struggling communities. Your donation can provide lifesaving treatment, prevent suffering, and improve the welfare of Egypt’s most vulnerable animals.

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How We Help Working Horses and Donkeys

Emergency Veterinary Treatment for Working Horses

Many horses in Egypt’s tourism and transport industries suffer from untreated injuries, colic, saddle sores, and dehydration. Our experienced equine veterinary team:

  • Provides free veterinary care for working horses, donkeys, and mules.

  • Treats severe wounds, lameness, colic, and malnutrition.

  • Offers dental care, hoof trimming, and pain relief to improve overall welfare.

  • Educates owners on humane working practices, proper feeding, and wound management.

Support for Horse Rescues

We work with local equine rescues in Egypt to provide medical care for abandoned and abused horses. Our team:

  • Offers veterinary aid to rescue organizations treating injured and neglected horses.

  • Assists with rehabilitation programs to help horses regain strength and recover from trauma.

  • Works alongside Egyptian charities to improve equine welfare standards and prevent cruelty.

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Sterilization & Vaccination for Shelter Dogs

Egypt’s stray dog population faces starvation, disease, and abuse. Our veterinary team:

  • Performs free spay and neuter surgeries to control stray dog populations humanely.

  • Provides vaccinations to prevent the spread of rabies and infectious diseases.

  • Treats injured and sick dogs in collaboration with local animal shelters.

Helping Farm Animals in Poor Communities

For subsistence farmers in Egypt, livestock like goats, chickens, and cows are critical for survival. Unfortunately, many cannot afford basic veterinary care. We provide:

  • Free medical treatment to prevent disease and suffering.

  • Vaccination programs to protect livestock and sustain food security.

  • Education on better animal husbandry to improve the health and productivity of farm animals.

How You Can Help 

Our ability to provide free veterinary care for working equids and shelter dogs depends on generous supporters like you. Here’s how you can make an impact:

  • Donate Today – Every contribution helps fund medicine, supplies, and veterinary services.

  • Sponsor a dog, cat or horse – Give a working horse the care they need to recover or assist us care for a pet in need.

  • Join us in Egypt – Qualified vets, nurses and students can join us in Cairo to support our work and learn from our vets. Head to the volunteer page to discover more. 

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Contact: help@worldwide-vets.org

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