UK Animal Charity SPANA’s 2013 Outreach Programme Now Open To Applications

SPANA, the Society for the Protection of Animals Abroad, is a UK registered international charity that operates worldwide to improve the health and welfare of working animals (equids, camelids and livestock). SPANA achieves its objectives through the provision of veterinary care by locally employed vets and animal health workers. It has permanent veterinary operations in eight countries, working from fixed and mobile clinics, and education programmes directed at veterinary students, owners and children. In addition, SPANA operates an outreach programme to support working animal initiatives and respond to disasters and emergencies across the world. For further information please visit the SPANA website: www.spana.org. SPANA’s outreach programme is now open to applications from local organisations, for small funds and technical assistance to support working animal projects across the world. Please visit https://spana.org/vets/outreach-programme for more information, and email [email protected] to register your interest in applying on behalf of an organisation. Please note that the deadline for submitting applications is Friday 26th April.

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