VAAR rescues, rehabilitates and rehomes animals and provides help for community animals by supporting veterinary treatment costs.

Our mission is to end the pain and suffering of all species, through mass sterilization, vaccinations, education, and improving veterinary care across Vietnam. We advocate for a fully vegan lifestyle and for abolition of all animal use and exploitation.

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Since March 2013, Vietnam Animal Aid and Rescue-US has been caring for the most vulnerable animals in Vietnam and working towards long term solutions to end animal suffering for ALL species.

At our facility just outside the center of Hoi An, we have rescued, rehabilitated, and rehomed (domestically and internationally) hundreds of animals over the past 8 years. We have worked hard to reduce the number of residents through adoptions in order to prepare for a move to a different property in 2023, so we have 30 well-loved rescues of five species: cats, dogs, chickens, pigs, and hedgehogs. We have 2 onsite managers and several caretaking and admin staff caring for them and maintaining the barn and shelter property. They receive excellent care from our staff in a clean and home-like environment and we continue to work on rehoming as many as we can.

As a vegan animal rights organization, we work for ending the use and exploitation of all animals by humankind and advocate for farmed animals, wildlife, and domestic and exotic pets because loving animals means not using them. In addition to our existing rescue shelter and Vietnam's ONLY farm sanctuary, we are starting a mobile veterinary service and veterinary training project in central Vietnam that will reach the animals outside of the main city centers and will train local veterinary graduates to the highest standards. We have previously owned the first non-profit veterinary clinic and ran our sterilization projects out of that facility in Hoi An, but sadly it had to close after 3 years.

Currently in Vietnam the dog and cat meat trade is the only method of population control for unwanted animals. There are no veterinary clinics or rescue organizations providing the training for local veterinary graduates to perform year round, mass sterilization work throughout the country that would reduce the supply of animals going into the trade. Our mobile veterinary clinic will be a center for this work, taking recent vet university grads as interns to learn international standard veterinary practices and providing continuing education programs throughout the year for veterinarians already in practices of their own.

In addition to the current horrendous level of vet care for pets, any animal that is not a cat or dog here is completely out of luck for medical care. Our vets will treat all animals of all species on equal footing, providing top level care to farmed animals and providing them sanctuary as necessary. We will not participate in any part of livestock production services, teaching vet interns instead that ALL species are deserving of lifesaving treatment and are not to ever be treated as profit machines. A chicken, monkey, snake, and dog all have the same rights to medical treatment. Veterinary care, like human medical care, should never be considered a luxury good. This is the principal on which we have always operated.

The level of veterinary care in Vietnam is extremely poor and requires a long term plan to address changing it through universities, continuing education, and a shift in focus from promoting animal agriculture to actually helping animals. Pop-up clinics by international organizations simply will not ever be able to manage this, nor will clinics charging rates no different than Hong Kong or London which prevent any locals from being able to afford care. We must commit to investing in the Vietnamese veterinary industry throughout the year and for decades to come, not just quick "fixes" that lack lasting and far-reaching impact. Please help us to build an nationwide team of a new generation of well-trained, properly-equipped, and continually educated non-speciesist veterinarians who can truly create the change we need for all species of animals.

VAAR is a US 501(c)(3) organization so all American donations are tax-deductible. Please help us to help all animals of central Vietnam who are unable to access proper vet care, safe sterilization surgeries, dental care, and diagnostics and treatment at an international standard.

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With the poor access to veterinary care in most parts of Vietnam, and with such low standards of care even in the big cities, a mobile veterinary clinic that is able to reach animals where they are is the only solution. Most pet owners are unable to afford safe sterilization procedures and the local clinics rarely have supplies of vaccinations against infectious diseases. By bringing mass sterilization and vaccination along with top-notch veterinary treatment to the animals, we stand a good chance of finally being able to reduce pet overpopulation, rampant infectious diseases, and neglect/abuse cases that leave animals in need of rescue.

Prevention is the best medicine for the animals of Vietnam and our international veterinary project manager will be teaching our Vietnamese veterinary interns how to perform clean and safe surgeries that will really make a difference in the quality of life of these animals.

We are buying a van to hold the equipment, staff, and some kennels. The first year for the project will cost close to $150,000 with equipment, medications, full time vet staff, and a car.

VAAR has previously run mobile clinics in several parts of the country and we also had our own veterinary training clinic for close to three years. We learned many valuable lessons from this and we look forward to restarting this lifesaving work.

Mobile Veterinary Training Clinic Saving Lives in Vietnam

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