Whilst formal, registered organisations are one part of the animal welfare network in Sri Lanka, grassroots level individuals and community groups are also an essential part of this web.
They don’t always have the resources to access veterinary care. However, they have extensive knowledge of the animals living in their area. While daily feedings and care are managed by these individuals, we step in to help with better access to essential vet care where necessary. Through this programme we offer access to essential vaccinations and sterilisation surgeries for community and stray animals, contributing to the eradication of zoonotic diseases and population control efforts.
In the backdrop of an economic crisis, we recognise that even dedicated caregivers and pet owners can sometimes lack the resources to respond to some animal emergencies. Depending on the availability of funding, we engage with these individuals to try and keep dedicated people and their animals together where possible.
This programme is completely dependent on the availability of more funding as one of our newest programmes. If you would like to support this programme with a regular donation and see it expand, please get in touch!