World Animal Protection's partner group Sierra Leone Animal Welfare Society (SLAWS) began a campaign of rabies vaccinations in Freetown, Sierra Leone. The vaccination drive aims to immunise 70 percent of the dog population against rabies, which is proven to protect the community. Pictured: a member of staff holds Fidel the puppy. Credit: World Animal Protection / Michael Duff
World Animal Protection's partner group Sierra Leone Animal Welfare Society (SLAWS) began a campaign of rabies vaccinations in Freetown, Sierra Leone. The vaccination drive aims to immunise 70 percent of the dog population against rabies, which is proven to protect the community. Pictured: a member of staff holds Fidel the puppy. Credit: World Animal Protection / Michael Duff
World Animal Protection's partner group Sierra Leone Animal Welfare Society (SLAWS) began a campaign of rabies vaccinations in Freetown, Sierra Leone. The vaccination drive aims to immunise 70 percent of the dog population against rabies, which is proven to protect the community. Pictured: a member of staff holds Fidel the puppy. Credit: World Animal Protection / Michael Duff

Protecting dogs from disease

£24.00
£24.00
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Around the world every day, dogs are brutally culled in a misguided attempt to stop the spread of rabies. But vaccinating dogs is the only way of eliminating the killer disease.

Your gift of £24 could help to vaccinate up to eight dogs against rabies.

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