"One stray at a time"
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27/04/2024
See our food ratio and how disciplined our dogs are. ❤All the beautiful dogs are looking for forever homes, all spayed or neutered and well socialized with human including children.
Check out KIBERA YOUTH FOR STRAY ANIMALS’s video.
26/04/2024
When we come together great things happen. Remember animal welfare is not a competition but completion ❤🐾❤
The Kenya Society for Protection and care of Animals (KSPCA) is the only charitable animal welfare Or
26/04/2024
Thank you so much PetStore Kenya for always being generous to us. Inspector Ndilo and Sh*tii receiving food on behalf of the whole pack, woof woof! 🐶❤🐕
26/04/2024
Keeping the dogs warm and dry. Donate blankets, dog food, portable outdoor kennels to help us in keeping these beauties safe during this harsh weather. You can also donate to our pay bill:
Pay bill: 522533
Acc No: 7807520
Acc name : Kibera Youth For Stray Animals
10/04/2024
What is rabies?
Rabies is an incurable virus that attacks the brain and spinal cord. All mammals, including dogs and humans, can catch rabies.
While it’s preventable and even treatable, it must be caught early on. Once the symptoms of rabies appear, the virus is fatal. Unfortunately, there is only one way to "test" for rabies in animals and that test requires the death of the animal so its brain can be tested. THis is why keeping your pet vaccinated against rabies is so critical.
SIGNS TO LOOK OUT FOR
Listed below are the 6 signs of dog rabies that pet owners should look out for:
1. STAGGERING GAIT
A staggering gait is often one of the first signs associated with rabies in dogs. It is possible that this symptom could be mistaken for other health problems, however, so pay close attention to your dog if he suddenly develops a wobble.
It is possible that a staggering gait could be related to many other health problems but if your pet has been unsupervised and around unvaccinated animals, both domestic and non-domestic, ruling out rabies should be considered.
2. AVOIDANCE OF WATER/ DIFFICULTY SWALLOWING
An avoidance of water occurs when dogs are infected with rabies. Dogs may seem almost afraid of water and unwilling to drink at all. This is because the condition causes paralysis of the throat muscles and makes it difficult or unable for dogs to swallow.
An avoidance of water is a clear sign of rabies. Any dog that is unwilling or unable to drink water along with other symptoms on this list absolutely must be tested for rabies immediately. If your dog is unwilling to drink water and shows no other signs on this list, he should still be tested, but may have another condition instead.
3. EXCESSIVE DROOLING
Excessive drooling as a symptom on its own may not always be related to rabies. However, excessive drooling along with other symptoms on this list—or excessive drooling that produces extreme volumes of saliva—is likely to be a sign of rabies.
06/04/2024
Downpour in Kibera slums ☔☔☔
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02/04/2024
It has been quite a journey from our founder Being Arnold Ochieng feeding free roaming dogs to meeting Roshni (last pic) who they shared a dream with and that gave rise to a beautiful dog and cat loving community.
27/03/2024
A continuation of the 3 unusual pet friends ❤🐾❤🐾
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25/03/2024
Help us feed our dogs at the shelter and the free roaming that depends on us as well as the recently spayed or neutered ones through care in the community program in partnership with KSPCA Kenya .
This year alone we've managed to organize for 30 sterilization cases through care in the community program. The dogs are identified by our volunteers and at times the community members inform us about dogs that needs to be sterilized we then locate and trap with help of officers from Kspca. The dogs are then transported to Kspca shelter where they undergo surgery, recover then released back to their locality with the help of our volunteers.
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Pay bill: 522533
Account: 7807520
Name: Kibera Youth For Stray Animals
19/03/2024
Today we had little Amari Arnold's at the shelter, he helped in bathing the dogs and petting some who allowed him to. This is an effort to socialize our dogs with children so that they can easily bond with their potential adopted families.
14/03/2024
Shash ❤🐾😻
13/03/2024
Good night ❤🐾❤
10/03/2024
Some weeks ago we rescued a kitten from garbage site within our shelter's vicinity, she was named Shash. Shash has since then transformed health wise and socially, she's both indoor and outdoor kitten now with 3 dog brothers and a number of kids equally show's her love.
Our efforts to solve cases like Shash's through education and awareness, advocacy and facilitation to vaccinate, spay and neuter dogs and cats in our low income community wouldn't be possible without your support and positive collaboration with KSPCA Kenya .
You can donate directly to us via;
Pay bill 522533
Account 7807520
Visit our website https://kiberayouthforstrayanimals.org/ for more insight about us.
08/03/2024
Dinner is always family time so obedience is mandatory. Isn't it a furahi day? 🥳🐾🥳🐾❤
07/03/2024
Your generous donations makes it possible to have a two meals per day for the dogs that were once unwanted and malnourished.
13/02/2024
Being a giving Tuesday we are so happy to let you know that all our donation channels are ready and working in compliance with government regulations. It has been a long wait but worth it, big hearts to Roshni Chavda who've been our shoulder to lean on when it came to receiving donations.
From today henceforth Kibera Youth For Stray Animals will be receiving donations through the following channels:
1. Through Paybill: 522533
Account: 7807520
2. Through Mchanga: https://www.mchanga.africa/fundraiser/92547
Roshni will still serve as our coordinator and for any in kind donations and inquiries please reach her through SMS, WhatsApp or call +254 713 730344.
Stay tuned for more updates on our ongoing community outreach vaccination, spay and neuter program in collaboration with Kspca where we serve 5 dogs per week from the community. Cat's program is underway and all those amazing rescue stories.
Thank you and donate generously for a cause.
"One stray at a time"
02/02/2024
Fridays are for beauty, happy weekend y'all❤🐾❤
25/01/2024
Shash😻 getting along with Sh*tii 🐶
21/01/2024
So many beautiful cats on top of shark roofs 😻🐾😻
17/01/2024
Stray cat series, this is aimed at befriending feral cats through daily feeding. We have 3 who constantly come and are so calm around us. KSPCA Kenya will help vaccinate, spay and neuter them.
15/01/2024
Rooftops are stray cats safe areas in slums. ❤🐾❤
12/01/2024
Every creature deserves a decent life. The kitty we rescued is bonding with our community dog, Sh*tii 🐶 is so calm and sweet with both kittens and kids. Nobody owns her as she eats and can sleep wherever she likes, we always have a space for her whenever she shows up.
03/01/2024
Happy new year from us to you🐾❤
21/12/2023
Rescues thrilled for a new beginning at the shelter this festive season. ❤🐾❤
23/07/2023
Sunday chills at the shelter with amazing people
25/06/2023
Grab a copy of Sunday Nation and read this article of Young Dog Carers of Kibera.
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