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09.08.22

Today is International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples

The Maasai in East Africa are one of the many indigenous peoples on our planet. | © Veterinarians without borders

The Maasai in East Africa are one of the many indigenous peoples on our planet. | © Veterinarians without borders

Indigenous people comprise less than five per cent of the world population. Often these people live a life on the margins of society, because their traditional ways of life are considered outdated. Yet, indigenous peoples play a significant role in preserving world’s biodiversity in the ecosystems in which they have lived for centuries. In addition, each of these peoples contribute to a wonderful human diversity. Veterinarians without Borders supports indigenous people to preserve their ancient traditions in a modern world and lead self-confident, independent lives.

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07.10.24:

CARE 4 DOGS - Medical care for stray dogs. | © Veterinarinas without Borders Austria

VACCINATE FOR AFRICA starts today!

Vets all over Austria are vaccinating pets this week and donating half of the vaccination fee to...

05.10.24:

Vaccination for Africa 2024 helps stray dogs in need. | © Veterinarians without Borders

Animal vaccination campaign 2024: Every contribution counts

Take part and do good: Get your pet vaccinated and help stray dogs in need! Half of the vaccination...

04.10.24:

Not only people, but also thousands of pets have lost their homes due to the war in Ukraine. | © Veterinarians without Borders

Street dogs in Ukraine: surviving the crisis

In Ukraine, not only people are suffering, but also thousands of dogs that have lost their homes....

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