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Vietnam Animal Aid Our mission is to end the suffering of all species through mass sterilization, animal rights education, and improving veterinary care across Vietnam.

We advocate for a fully vegan lifestyle & abolition of all animal use and exploitation. We are an animal rescue shelter & farm sanctuary that focuses on vegan education, ending speciesism in rescue, & the veterinary industry as we work to end the exploitation of ALL non-human animal species in Vietnam & globally. We prohibit the use of our posts and media for any purpose that would shame the Vietn

amese people. We are against animal cruelty but are aware that this is a global problem, not one that reflects the general nature of the Vietnamese people. Anyone who uses our material for racist purposes will be immediately blocked. Chúng tôi không sử dụng động vật vì bất kỳ lý do gì, bao gồm:
- đồ ăn
- quần áo
- giải trí
- nghiên cứu y học

Please support our work:
🐻 vnanimalaid.org/donate/
🐶 patreon.com/vietnamanimalaid/
🐱 paypal.me/vietnamanimalaid/
🐷 venmo:
🐻 cuddly: https://bit.ly/3oGWfR9
🐶 network for good: https://bit.ly/3wsZjTp

https://linktr.ee/vietnamanimalaid

Vietnamese Bank Transfer:
Account Name: Tran Tuyet Mai
Account No.: 0400 4638 4034
Bank name: Sacombank- chi nhánh Đà Nẵng

Momo Transfer:
Account Name: Trần Tuyết Mai
Account No.: 0905297096

Thank you!

22/03/2025

Today is the 12th anniversary of the rescue! This is the day we rescued Blair, our first major dog case, and I realized this work was vital and we needed to organize something official. That’s when we put up our first page for Vietnam Animal Welfare Organization that later became Vietnam Animal Aid and Rescue.

We had lofty goals in the beginning to make real change for animals in Vietnam and looking back, I see how naive I was then. Societal change is HARD and is best achieved by local people, not international organizations. We thought we could save everyone and we answered every call for help, but quickly we realized we were overrun with cases and didn’t have the space, the money, the help, and especially not the vets capable of handing such a caseload. Those limits still haven’t changed much in 12 long years.

The beginning years were fuelled by passion and mania and lots of caffeine and quickly led to burnout. Over the years, I’ve had to recognize what we are capable of and what we are not and how compassion alone sadly still doesn’t pay the bills.

We have made many mistakes and had many failures, but we helped hundreds, if not thousands, of animals over the years. We have saved many and lost many, some adopted, many living out their lives with us as part of our rescue family. We’ve had over 150 people help us in this mission as volunteers and staff and they’ve all been a valuable part of this journey. We had a vet clinic for 3 years and did incredible work for the community during that time.

Thousands of kind strangers from around the world have funded this mission and to them we are incredibly grateful. None of this is possible without them.

We recently took on the massive mission to also help wildlife, a project which will take a big effort from new staff to get running, but it will do groundbreaking work for underserved species.

We look forward to the next chapter of our mission and to serving many thousands more animals in this country. Thank you for being part of this incredible mission!

21/03/2025

We’re slowly working our way into Nemi’s heart. It’s definitely going to take some time after the hell she went through with her previous owner who was so violent with her, but we’ll get her to see humans as friends soon, not just a threat to her and her tiny family.

We managed to raise 2/3 of our goal for last week, but still are struggling with being now almost a week and several thousand dollars behind. With all our community work on hold until we get more funds and new staff, we’re focusing on just maintaining the shelters and caring for our rescued residents (and new fosters) as we refill the coffers.

HUGE thanks to all our supporters this week! We can’t do this without the kindness and generosity of our donors!

🐱 paypal.me/vietnamanimalaid/
🐱 venmo:
🐱 patreon.com/vietnamanimalaid/
🐱 revolut:
🐱 Momo: Tên tài khoản: Trần Tuyết Mai, Số tài khoản: 0905297096
🐱 VP Bank: 0938539243, Trần Tuyết Mai

20/03/2025

Welcome Nemi and her crew- a family we are fostering that came with a horrible story.

A kind man got this mama and her 5 five week old puppies from a horribly abusive man who had beaten mom to the point she was paralyzed and having seizures. She then had 6 puppies- one was already given away and the 5 others all have homes waiting for when they’re weaned.

Nemi is quite unsure of people but with good reason. She’ll warm up with lots of love. For now she and her family are hunkered down in our second house where she can feel safe and have the peace to be a good mom.

We’re happy to be able to have the space for her free right now and we are excited to see the kids grow strong and meet their new families.

Sadly, this type of abuse isn’t uncommon and most dogs never make it out of such situations. Thanks to a Good Samaritan, she’s safe and can raise her family. She will never know another bad day in her life. From here on out, she’ll only know love. Her financial needs are taken care of and we are just helping to raise her family and get this mama to a good home once she’s spayed, fully vaccinated, and is healed from her trauma.

Thank you to all our donors in the past couple days that have helped us get closer to our $3000 goal from last week. We are still $1200 away, but inching along.

🐱 paypal.me/vietnamanimalaid/
🐱 venmo:
🐱 patreon.com/vietnamanimalaid/
🐱 revolut:
🐱 Momo: Tên tài khoản: Trần Tuyết Mai, Số tài khoản: 0905297096
🐱 VP Bank: 0938539243, Trần Tuyết Mai

19/03/2025

It’s hard to fall in love with every dog at every coffee shop knowing their fate.

The dog thieves, poison, infectious diseases, traffic accidents, neglect, and abuse are what take lives here far too young. It’s always such a shock to meet any senior animals. Survival here is past the age of 1 or 2 is just so rare due to the constant threats to their survival.

Long ago we had to come to terms with the fact that we can do exactly 2 things here to make an impact: sterilization so no more babies come into this horror show, and vaccinations so that no diseases are caught and spread. Regardless of the help we give, the animals we treat always die young anyway due to owners not providing them the basic protection of keeping them safe in their gardens away from the dangers of the street.

Our shelter has 2 meter solid walls and even then our dogs never are outside when no one is home. Our cats live inside a totally enclosed catio that allows them to enjoy the outside without being subject to the horrors of the streets. Protecting our rescues is our top priority and we take security very seriously. Sadly, that’s extremely rare here so the dog and cat meat trades flourish with animals running rampant and easy to pick off.

At the moment we can only care for our sanctuary residents with funds at an all time low. We made less than a third of our budget for just last week so our food and deworming orders are on hold until we can catch up. Times are pretty bleak while we seek alternative funds to stay open and eventually return to the rescue work this community desperately needs.

Please help today if you can and share our work!

🐱 paypal.me/vietnamanimalaid/
🐱 venmo:
🐱 patreon.com/vietnamanimalaid/
🐱 revolut:
🐱 Momo: Tên tài khoản: Trần Tuyết Mai, Số tài khoản: 0905297096
🐱 VP Bank: 0938539243, Trần Tuyết Mai

17/03/2025

Every single day here in Vietnam we are faced with preventable deaths.

The lack of protection for animals is not only government policy, but a lack of social responsibility towards the most vulnerable beings. People not only abuse and neglect their animals, but they fail to protect them from the dog and cat meat trade.

They let them roam on the streets where they eat poison dropped by dog thieves.

Animals are stolen in broad daylight by thieves who the police will never be bothered to punish.

Cats and dogs are allowed to breed unchecked due to people not wanting to sterilize their animals or lacking access to safe and affordable sterilization.

Vaccines even for rabies (which is rapidly spreading here) remain rare and infectious diseases like parvo, distemper, infectious hepatitis, and panleukopenia run rampant.

Wild animals are kept illegally as pets, especially birds and primates, and the country lacks facilities to take these animals or safely release them into the wild.

The government will never intervene as animals are a low priority here and the funding or will to protect them just doesn’t exist.

Farmed animals and sea life are killed at even higher rates as increased income of the country means higher meat consumption though protection for these animals doesn’t exist at all. Vegan food here is easily accessible and inexpensive yet more people want dead animals on their plates.

We opened our rescue 12 years ago thinking this would change over time, but it really hasn’t budged much at all. More people buy purebreds as they have more money, but still no one protects them in spite of the public awareness of the dangers of the meat trades. Better vets are now in the big cities but remain unaffordable to most of the public. Little oversight or training for locally trained vets mean animals still lack good diagnostics and treatments.

We want to help. We can help. We have helped over these 12 years, but we need YOUR support!

Please donate today to help us continue to battle the preventable suffering and death that plagues animals in Vietnam.

We are still $2200 from our goal from LAST week, so please donate today!

🐱 paypal.me/vietnamanimalaid/
🐱 venmo:
🐱 patreon.com/vietnamanimalaid/
🐱 revolut:
🐱 Momo: Tên tài khoản: Trần Tuyết Mai, Số tài khoản: 0905297096
🐱 VP Bank: 0938539243, Trần Tuyết Mai

16/03/2025

Looking back at our biggest mistakes in the past 12 years as we come upon our anniversary, probably the biggest one was expecting to run solely on the generosity of individual donations acquired by constant solicitation. It does not and never has worked.

We’ve skated by for 12 years, and while we have many times expanded, we also had to cut back and nearly shut down many times due to the fact that this business model doesn’t work for small, isolated organizations thousands of miles from their donor bases.

What motivates people to donate are crises mostly, and when we’ve tried to show the positive side of our work, our engagement drops drastically along with our funding. We’ve tried to open side projects to fund the nonprofit, but every time we tried people did not donate. Every time I’ve tried to start a different job to fund our work, we end up short staffed and I can’t quit this one or go part time.

I feel out of options at this point.

It’s extremely defeating to be this fed up with fundraising, especially knowing we still have an absolutely AMAZING cadre of supporters around the world who believe in our work here and there are so many animals who still need us.

I apologize for the brutal honesty, but the hardest part of this work is knowing the insane amount of good we could do for thousands of animals had I not utterly failed at raising the funds we need to do so. I know other rescuers can identify with this. We know how vital our work is because we see it daily, but damnnnn, raising money to keep going simply isn’t working.

I’m not even asking for funds today. Just needed to vent and warn every other rescuer out there to develop constant and sufficient revenue from non- donor based sources LONG before they bring in the first animals. Don’t get stuck like we are. The stress will destroy you. Seek alternative funding sources BEFORE filling a shelter. Please.

15/03/2025

CRISIS! We cannot pay our bills!

We’ve been trying to raise $3000 this week to break even and pay all the big vet bills we had this week, but the response has been bleak. I’m not sure what else to say to get help.

We’re just back to quitting helping any animals in the community again. Every request for rescue has to be a hard no. Whatever vet work we needed for our rescues is on hold.

We have 18,000 followers on both FB and IG and every year less than 1000 individuals donate to us with about 150 being repeat donors every month with average donations at $20. We can’t seem to reach the people who can help. PLEASE share our posts so we can get eyeballs on our vital work here.

We really need your help to go on. We can’t even put in new food orders at this point. This is extremely stressful. I regret saying yes to rescues in town this week assuming we’d get the support we needed.

🐱 paypal.me/vietnamanimalaid/
🐱 venmo:
🐱 patreon.com/vietnamanimalaid/
🐱 revolut:
🐱 Momo: Tên tài khoản: Trần Tuyết Mai, Số tài khoản: 0905297096
🐱 VP Bank: 0938539243, Trần Tuyết Mai

Thank you to all of our supporters that keep us hanging on.

14/03/2025

🚨 URGENT: We Need Your Help to Save Animals! 🚨

Right now, our animal rescue in Vietnam is facing a critical funding shortfall. We must raise $2,500 THIS WEEK just to break even—and without it, we can’t restart vital programs like emergency vet care, sterilizations, and vaccinations for vulnerable street animals.

Every single donation makes a difference. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, all U.S. donations are tax-deductible—and 100% goes toward saving lives.

🐾 Please donate today and help us keep fighting for the animals who need us most! 🐾

🐱 paypal.me/vietnamanimalaid/
🐱 venmo:
🐱 patreon.com/vietnamanimalaid/
🐱 revolut:
🐱 Momo: Tên tài khoản: Trần Tuyết Mai, Số tài khoản: 0905297096
🐱 VP Bank: 0938539243, Trần Tuyết Mai

We are deeply grateful to our supporters—you are the reason these animals have a chance. Thank you for standing with us! ❤️

12/03/2025

Chimmi and Palmer had their big dental day yesterday. Both boys are 11 now and they were in need of some serious care.

Palmer has caudal gingival stomatitis which causes severe inflammation of the gums. He had all his molars removed and just has his canine teeth left. This will make a very big difference for his quality of life. We’ve had excellent results from these nearly complete dental extractions. Chimmi just had a lot of cleaning to do but he’s still a bit uncomfortable today.

We’ve got to cover the bills of these guys plus the exploratory laparoscopy for Babcia before she died. We had a cat sterilization and vaccination plus 2 community dogs getting full diagnostics and medication. The bills are just going up and up and we’ve got to pay this before we go through another round of vet visits this weekend. Please help us care for our rescues!

We’re still $2750 from our goal this week so please donate today!

🐱 paypal.me/vietnamanimalaid/
🐱 venmo:
🐱 patreon.com/vietnamanimalaid/
🐱 revolut:
🐱 Momo: Tên tài khoản: Trần Tuyết Mai, Số tài khoản: 0905297096
🐱 VP Bank: 0938539243, Trần Tuyết Mai

11/03/2025

This feels utterly pointless sometimes.

We’ve restarted caring for community animals, are keeping our vets very busy, and we have the wildlife project as well. The organization is doing the good work of caring for animals who had no other chance at life. We’ve been working here 12 years doing the best we can in nightmarish circumstances with a fraction of the funds and resources needed to rescue animals. Thousands of animals have been touched by our work.

But it’s not enough. It’s never enough.

We get donations only in crises and when we’re nearly kicked out of our shelter.

People love the idea of rescue, at least on the first dramatic day, but hate the idea of caring for sanctuary animals.

The algorithm keeps us off newsfeeds. Our engagement and funding is held up by a small handful of amazing individuals.

This isn’t sustainable. We can’t make the impact necessary here in these conditions. The fight to provide basic care for animals in a country which is a daily nightmare for every species goes on, but no one is listening.

Yesterday losing Babcia broke me. 3 months of the deepest love shattered in an instant because her body was full of tumors. I don’t feel hope for this work.

The neighborhood is riddled with poison and visited daily by cat and dog thieves. It’s not safe to even walk dogs now for fear their ingest cyanide or strychnine. In 12 years here, it’s never been so bad. I don’t even want to live here with this s**t to battle. People continue to let their animals roam because they’re fu***ng ignorant and think we live on some ranch in Montana or somewhere animals can live freely without constant threat.

I can’t say nice things today and I know no one is listening anyway. We’ve got vet bills coming out the ying yang and have had 3 small donations this week that can’t even feed dogs for a day. This is the reality I cannot sugar coat to make some media friendly fluff.

Please help if you can. We’re working under desperate circumstances and need your help. Our seniors continue to need care and the community animals we care for all had full exams and work ups we’ve got to pay for. None of this is free.

Thank you for your support.

🐱 paypal.me/vietnamanimalaid/
🐱 venmo:
🐱 patreon.com/vietnamanimalaid/
🐱 revolut:
🐱 Momo: Tên tài khoản: Trần Tuyết Mai, Số tài khoản: 0905297096
🐱 VP Bank: 0938539243, Trần Tuyết Mai

10/03/2025

More vet visits! Please help us cover these costs! We’ve only raised $24 of the $3000 we are trying to raise this week and it’s horrific.

This morning we took neighbor dog, Luu, to the clinic in Da Nang because they said she stopped eating and she’s been extremely lethargic. She’s one of the puppies we’ve cared for since the beginning and have sterilized and vaccinated, but as roaming dogs they are frequently at risk of many things in the streets. She looks to have been possibly hit by a motorbike, but maybe even the beginning of an infection. The jury is out. She’s blood parasite free which is miraculous. She definitely was happy to eat when she was at the clinic as she had oral pain relief.

She was absolutely covered in fleas in the most uncomfortable infestation. We treated her and will treat her siblings too, but ultimately her owners just let this happen and did nothing and it really pi**es me off. It’s just the most basic care. People are always happy to have a dog around but completely ignore any of the most basic needs of that animal. It makes me hate this job and the repetitive nature of easily preventable suffering.

Babcia is in surgery now to try to remove a mass on her liver and see if she has other tumors. It’s an exploratory laparoscopy which basically means they’ll go in and try to figure out what can or can’t be fixed. It’s risky but we had to try even with just a small chance of success.

Please donate today as we’re WAY down on funding now!

🐱 paypal.me/vietnamanimalaid/
🐱 venmo:
🐱 patreon.com/vietnamanimalaid/
🐱 revolut:
🐱 Momo: Tên tài khoản: Trần Tuyết Mai, Số tài khoản: 0905297096
🐱 VP Bank: 0938539243, Trần Tuyết Mai

09/03/2025

🆘Emergency! 🆘We’ve got to raise $3000 this week to cover the 4 vet bills plus sanctuary expenses and fill our community animal care funds!

Can you help?

Our expenses just went way up at a time when our donations went way down. Please help us regain our finances!

We’ve got 2 major dental extractions for cats plus an exploratory laparoscopy for senior dog Babcia who is in critical condition at the hospital.

If you can spare some cash for our rescues and help animals in the community with sterilisations and vaccinations this coming weekend, please help us out. This is vital work for both our sanctuary and town.

🐱 paypal.me/vietnamanimalaid/
🐱 venmo:
🐱 patreon.com/vietnamanimalaid/
🐱 revolut:
🐱 Momo: Tên tài khoản: Trần Tuyết Mai, Số tài khoản: 0905297096
🐱 VP Bank: 0938539243, Trần Tuyết Mai

08/03/2025

Emergency vet care needed for 3 of our seniors! It’s dental extraction time. Ouch!

Palmer and Chimmi are both 11 and Babcia is 12 so it’s normal at this age to have some dental problems. We brought all three in for blood tests which we do regularly for our seniors and chronic conditions rescues, and while we were there we saw Palmer had bad stomatitis in his mouth and the other two have plenty of teeth that need to go.

They’re all scheduled in for early next week but we’ve got to raise funds for their vet visits this weekend and their trips to the clinic in Da Nang for their surgeries.

Senior care is a big part of sanctuary life. Most animals that come to us end up staying their whole lives and as the rescue is 12 years old now, many that start with us are still around. They need more frequent, more complicated, and more expensive care than our younger guys. They deserve the best we can offer at their age.

Please help us raise the $3000 we need this week to cover our sanctuary costs, new cases for next week when the clinic reopens in Hoi An, and the BIG vet bills coming this week!

🐱 paypal.me/vietnamanimalaid/
🐱 venmo:
🐱 patreon.com/vietnamanimalaid/
🐱 revolut:
🐱 Momo: Tên tài khoản: Trần Tuyết Mai, Số tài khoản: 0905297096
🐱 VP Bank: 0938539243, Trần Tuyết Mai

07/03/2025

We caught this little guy this morning in the neighborhood and are eager to get his brother as well. They’re young but just big enough for sterilization and vaccination.

We get frequently messages from across the country begging us for help with animals, most of whom are beyond our capability to help. Just this morning we were asked to take a dog in Ninh Binh, 600km away where there are no rescues. The only way to stem the preventable suffering of these animals is through mass sterilization and vaccination! Without this we are just pi***ng on a wildfire.

The least amount of funding we get is for these solutions, however. We get it. Chopping nuts off isn’t a sexy donor ask. But it’s the solution. The only true solution here and around the world for domesticated animals that breed constantly and spread infectious diseases.

Our vets have reopened for 2 days a week around the corner from us and we want to keep them very busy. We can’t do this for free.

We are working to raise $3000 this week to fund more community care plus cover our sanctuary bills. This is a vital fund to make a massive change here and we need YOUR help. It’s been very hard to do both sanctuary work and community care when donations have just stopped dead after our rent was paid. They’ve got to restart or we remain unable to make the impact necessary in this town for animals with no other hope.

Please donate today for this little man we named Charlemagne and for the many others in our region that need YOUR help!

🐱 paypal.me/vietnamanimalaid/
🐱 venmo:
🐱 patreon.com/vietnamanimalaid/
🐱 revolut:
🐱 Momo: Tên tài khoản: Trần Tuyết Mai, Số tài khoản: 0905297096
🐱 VP Bank: 0938539243, Trần Tuyết Mai

06/03/2025

Are you against animal cruelty?

People will swear up and down their love animals and are against animal cruelty until you ask them about the meat, eggs, dairy, and fish they consume, the horses they ride, and the zoos and circuses they go to. When people say they love animals what they usually mean is dogs and cats, sometimes dolphins or elephants, but never the species exploited and killed in the highest numbers.

While 5 million dogs are killed in Vietnam every year, 25 million chickens are killed every single day in the U.S. Those birds experience the same exact pain and suffering as any dog. Whether an animal is considered a pet, food, transport, or entertainment for humans means nothing at all for that individual that faces exploitation, torture, and an unnecessary death.

NO human needs animal-based protein. What we need is protein, something easily obtained from plant sources and a very basically structured diet with a simple variety of fruits, veggies, grains, and legumes- a scientific fact confirmed by every major dietetic organization. NO human needs eggs. NO human needs the breastmilk of another species. Each of these industries causes immense pain and suffering to the animals trapped in animal agriculture. NO human needs to ride horses and no horse needs to be ridden. NO farmer loves their animals if their use for the animal is to exploit it until they are no longer profitable and then send them off to the slaughterhouse.

Stop believing there’s a humane way to torture and kill an animal for a product no one needs.

We are against animal cruelty, animal exploitation, and animals as entertainment.

Animals are not here for us.

It’s insane that there are so many “animal lovers” against this and who will complete absurd verbal gymnastics to try to justify their continued participation in the worst crimes of humanity.

If you love animals, you’re vegan and you understand why no animal advocacy group should ever be otherwise. We will never be silent about the atrocities of animal use.

Loving animals means living vegan.

05/03/2025

This month we’re looking to do more community work as we are taking a short break from our wildlife project while we recruit more staff for the center.

Today we narrowly missed getting a dog in the neighbourhood that has wire wrapped around one of her legs, so we’ll continue that search.

Den the dog we helped yesterday has his second appointment at the vet on Saturday which we hope will also involve neutering and vaccinating if he’s better.

We’re going to be fostering a local puppy coming up next week for another organisation, Paws for Compassion, and hope our dogs are on their best behaviour for her.

Maggie the duck is recovering so well and we’re hoping that continues over the coming weeks.

This month is our annual tax audit for $500 which is always an unwelcome yet vital expense. We’re also doing a redesign of our website to make it more concise and easier to donate to. Lots of admin as usual keeps this work rolling.

There are so many animals in the community that need care, but we’ve got to cover our own sanctuary expenses first, so please donate today to make sure our bowls stay filled with nutritious food and treats!

Your support saves lives! Please help us to continue our vital work here!

🐱 paypal.me/vietnamanimalaid/
🐱 venmo:
🐱 patreon.com/vietnamanimalaid/
🐱 revolut:
🐱 Momo: Tên tài khoản: Trần Tuyết Mai, Số tài khoản: 0905297096
🐱 VP Bank: 0938539243, Trần Tuyết Mai

04/03/2025

Poor Den from the neighbor’s house has a large swelling in his neck from an infection. We got him to the vet this afternoon and will get a recheck Saturday.

We got a full blood panel and 3D blood parasite test which was negative. His blood test showed high white blood cells, low hematocrit and anemia. He was given a couple injectable antibiotics and has some more to take home.

He was the best patient ever! We look forward to getting him healthy and getting a chance to neuter and vaccinate him.

As usual, he had seen a local vet who neither provided any diagnosis nor reasonable treatment so we were his only hope as we only take our rescues to the international vets at Paws clinic in Da Nang where we know they won’t stop until we get answers and we ensure aggressive treatment for every problem. Sadly, this is never what happens at local clinics and 80% of cases we take on have already seen a local vet who provided them with no real answers or cure. The veterinary industry is extremely far behind where it needs to be to provide decent vet care. It’s changed little in the past 12 years we’ve been working in rescue here.

Please help us make sure Đen gets the cure he needs and that his family can rest easy knowing he’s in capable hands.

🐱 paypal.me/vietnamanimalaid/
🐱 venmo:
🐱 patreon.com/vietnamanimalaid/
🐱 revolut:
🐱 Momo: Tên tài khoản: Trần Tuyết Mai, Số tài khoản: 0905297096
🐱 VP Bank: 0938539243, Trần Tuyết Mai

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Vietnam Animal Aid and Rescue is a vegan animal rights organization that has a rescue shelter and farm sanctuary in Hoi An, Vietnam. We are part of a growing, global, non-speciesist animal rights movement that works to protect all sentient beings. Our mission is to end the pain and suffering of all species, through mass sterilization, vaccinations, education and improving veterinary care across Vietnam. We advocate for a fully vegan lifestyle and for abolition of all animal use and exploitation.

Since 2013, we have been rescuing, rehabilitating, and re-homing hundreds of cats and dogs and with our previous clinic ran veterinary training, community sterilization, and mobile clinic programs. We are now opening a new mixed practice clinic in Da Nang to service all species who need us and to use as our base for mass sterilization projects and veterinary training again. We advocate for a fully vegan lifestyle and for abolition of all animal use and exploitation. We will accomplish our mission through sterilization/vaccination and building the veterinary industry of Vietnam to provide adequate health care for all species, while also educating people about the power of veganism to save animals, curb climate change, and protect human health.

We are a small charitable organisation and rely on donations from individuals such as yourself. To donate, please visit: http://vietnampetsandvets.com/donate/.

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