Katie Roethenbaugh

Katie is Volunteering for WECare Worldwide

Fundraising for WECare Worldwide

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WECare Worldwide is a fantastic charity providing vital veterinary care to the street dogs of Sri Lanka. There are an estimated 3 million street dogs on the island, and despite being extremely resilient and loving their freedom, these dogs are subjected to so much more than the average pet dog in the UK. As well as running a catch, neuter, vaccinate and release programme, WECare treat a huge variety of injuries and diseases including snake bites, wild boar attacks, rabies and road traffic accidents. Please learn more about the charity here:
https://wecareworldwide.org.uk/

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WECare Worldwide

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www.wecareworldwide.org.uk

"WECare are going to save the world, one animal at a time!" Janey Lowes, very optimistic founding member of WECare Worldwide. We dream of providing healthcare for all animals in desperate need of help around the world. Yes, we know it's a big dream, but anything is possible when we all come together! WECare Worldwide is an organisation set up by Westway Veterinary Group, the largest veterinary practice in the North of England. Ultimately, WECare Worldwide plan to extend veterinary services around the globe but initially will be concentrating on tacking the issues with the street dog population in Sri Lanka. It is estimated that there are up to 3 million street dogs in Sri Lanka. WECare Worldwide are in the process of carrying out a 5 year plan in which we will look to help eliminate rabies in the country and also reduce the numbers of unwanted street dogs. We will also treat any sick or injured street dogs.