Mission Rabies

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Mission Rabies We're vaccinating owned and stray dogs, educating communities and responding to rabies emergencies.

SPOT THE DIFFERENCE πŸ‘€One of these dogs has been vaccinated against rabies, the other is patiently awaiting their shot.To...
18/10/2026

SPOT THE DIFFERENCE πŸ‘€

One of these dogs has been vaccinated against rabies, the other is patiently awaiting their shot.

Tomorrow, thousands more will be.

Over the next two weeks, you'll be seeing a lot more of this mark.

A simple splash of colour that means something extraordinary:

🐢 Dog protected.
πŸ›‘οΈ Community protected.
πŸ’™ Another step towards ending rabies.

The Big Shot starts tomorrow.

17/10/2026

⏳ The Big Shot starts in just 2 days.

In 48 hours, veterinary teams, vaccinators, volunteers and communities across Cambodia will come together for one ambitious goal:
🐢 200,000 dogs
πŸ“ Across Cambodia
πŸ’‰ In just 14 days

Rabies claims a human life every 9 minutes, yet it's entirely preventable.

For just Β£3, you can help protect a dog from rabies and support a future where nobody dies from this deadly disease.

Be part of it: https://bigshot.wvs.org.uk

Throughout September, the Mission Rabies Cambodia team continued community-based rabies education activities in Battamba...
16/10/2026

Throughout September, the Mission Rabies Cambodia team continued community-based rabies education activities in Battambang, expanding outreach to local pagodas.

Monks play an important role in many communities, often interacting with and caring for free-roaming and community dogs. By engaging them in rabies awareness activities, we're helping strengthen knowledge of rabies prevention and encourage safe responses to potentially rabid animals.

Delivered in collaboration with CAD - Children's Action for Development, these education activities have reached more than 600 community members so far in 2026, extending vital rabies prevention messages beyond schools and into the wider community πŸ’™πŸΆ

14/10/2026

πŸ’› Fighting for a rabies-free world.

Since 2013, we've been working to end one of the world's deadliest diseases.

Despite being entirely preventable, rabies continues to cause unimaginable suffering for both people and animals.

Through dog vaccination, community education and rabies surveillance, we're helping protect lives and give hope to communities living with the threat of rabies every day.

Together, we can end rabies for good πŸΆπŸ’‰

Vaccinating at scale takes more than vaccines. It takes data.In Guinea, teams are using the Settlement Type and Road Con...
14/10/2026

Vaccinating at scale takes more than vaccines. It takes data.

In Guinea, teams are using the Settlement Type and Road Connectivity (STARC) tool alongside real-time field data to identify priority areas, plan campaigns and direct resources where they can have the greatest impact on rabies transmission.

Combined with strong community engagement and partnerships, this approach is helping support Guinea's ambition to eliminate rabies by 2030.

Watch Dr Mohamed Idriss Doumbouya, National DVS and World Organisation for Animal Health Delegate for Guinea, explain how data and technology are strengthening rabies control efforts πŸ‘‡

https://youtu.be/uHJPPr17NUo?si=myG34i1ySE54Gqxp

Vaccinating at Scale, Guided by Data How can data help make mass ...

13/10/2026

One shot could change everything.

Every year, rabies claims more than 59,000 human lives and countless canine lives.

But we already know how to stop it.

This October, through The Big Shot, we're aiming to vaccinate 200,000 dogs across Cambodia in just 14 days.

For just Β£3, you can help protect a dog from rabies and be part of a future where nobody dies from this entirely preventable disease.

Join The Big Shot: https://bigshot.wvs.org.uk

12/10/2026

πŸ’™ A huge thank you to everyone who made our Tanzania campaign possible.

From vaccinators and veterinary teams to community volunteers, teachers, dog owners and local partners Mbwa Wa Africa Animal Rescue, every person played a role in helping protect dogs and communities from rabies.

These photos capture just a small part of the teamwork, dedication and determination that drives our campaigns forward.

Together, we're building a future free from rabies πŸΆπŸ’‰

Big things are coming to Cambodia.As we prepare for The Big Shot this October, planning is well underway for our upcomin...
11/10/2026

Big things are coming to Cambodia.

As we prepare for The Big Shot this October, planning is well underway for our upcoming mass dog vaccination campaign.

To help communities get involved, the Mission Rabies Cambodia website now includes public campaign schedules, making it easier for dog owners and community members to see when vaccination teams will be operating in their area.

Because vaccinating 200,000 dogs in just 14 days takes more than vaccines alone. It takes preparation, coordination, and communities working together.

πŸ’‰πŸΆ One shot. One mission. One rabies-free future.

https://cambodia.missionrabies.com/

September in Malawi.Throughout September, Mission Rabies Malawi teams continued mass dog vaccination activities across m...
10/10/2026

September in Malawi.

Throughout September, Mission Rabies Malawi teams continued mass dog vaccination activities across multiple districts, including Zomba City.

The impact?

🐢 76,143 dogs vaccinated
🐱 10,881 cats vaccinated

That's 87,024 animals protected against rabies in just one month.

Every vaccination brings us closer to a future where nobody dies from this entirely preventable disease πŸ’‰

πŸ“Έ Photo of the Month: GoaSometimes the simplest moments are the most memorable πŸ’™September's winning photo captures two y...
09/10/2026

πŸ“Έ Photo of the Month: Goa

Sometimes the simplest moments are the most memorable πŸ’™

September's winning photo captures two young dogs looking curiously and confidently towards the camera, a lovely reminder of the personalities behind every vaccination campaign.

Selected by last month's winner, Animal Welfare Officer Latish Bhagat, and beautifully captured by Team Leader Sashi Toppo, this image celebrates the dogs at the heart of our work every day 🐢

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4 Castle Street
Wimborne
BH215PZ

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+441725557225

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