VWB's Animals & Ales Pet Photo Contest is back and bigger than ever. From March 3-17, enter your pet to star on the beer label at 1 of over 45 breweries.
Join us on Thursday, March 27th at 10am EST
We focus on animal health care as integrally tied to human and ecosystem health.
Teaming up with the HOP program to provide access to animal health
Register now for our live webinar on Thursday, March 27, in recognition of Women’s Month 2025, as we spotlight the diverse voices of women in VWB’s programs who are driving change in veterinary care, animal health, and One Health initiatives around the world, sharing their experiences, challenges, and innovative solutions.
#VETSVolunteerVoices brings you the stories of our passionate VETS program volunteers from the field. Meet Zainab Baqiri, a Climate Change Advisor who spent four months in Laos (August–November 2024) working with CARE to strengthen climate resilience and adaptation strategies for vulnerable communities.
Veterinarians Without Borders North America (VWB) is thrilled to announce the launch of its largest-ever Animals & Ales Pet Photo Contest, bringing together pet lovers and craft beer enthusiasts across Canada and the U.S.
Since 2005, we've been building and working towards one big picture goal—healthy animals, people, and environments worldwide.
Since our humble beginnings in Guelph, Ontario, Veterinarians Without Borders has expanded to work in over a dozen countries around the world. We invite you to become a part of our big picture journey toward making our world a healthier place - one animal at a time.
Thanks to the dedication, commitment and generosity of our volunteers, our donors and our sponsors, and our Board and staff, we’ve come a long way toward big picture solutions.
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Through donating, you can become a part of our successes and join the big picture of facilitating healthy animals, healthy people and a healthy planet.
Training that improves and empowers communities.
Improving the nutrition and livelihoods of smallholder farmers.
Increasing community health and combatting malnutrition
