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Vets and Wildlife Conservation

How Important are Vets?

Are you an animal lover who has ever had their own pets or livestock? If so, you’ll know the value of having good vets to help when there are health problems. They also help to prevent health issues. For instance, my cats get routine flu injections and regular flea and worming treatments.

Can you imagine trying to successfully run a wildlife conservation project in a remote area with no local vets? It’s vital to have skilled people on the ground, and that’s where Wildlife Vets International can help.

What Do Wildlife Vets International Do?

Wildlife Vets International is a small charity that sponsors and trains local field staff, and provides specialist veterinary assistance to conservation projects in the UK and overseas.

Their support plays a crucial role in treating wildlife that suffer illness and injury, and in rehabilitating endangered species. They also contribute to successful wildlife breeding programmes to secure future generations. Projects that involve checking for disease patterns also help to keep animal populations healthy and thriving.

Wildlife conservation work is complicated, but with this invaluable help, our most vulnerable wildlife can look forward to a better future.

Current projects include helping to save animals like Amur tigers, painted wolves in Africa, and pine martens in the UK.

Helping Wildlife Conservation Projects

Caroline Skinner Art is supporting Wildlife Vets International in 2022/23.

10% of sales will be donated to Wildlife Vets International via Work for Good.  

Here’s how it works:

Buy any colourful animal art or gifts from this website. All purchases help to provide training or equipment for wildlife vets. Your support of this valuable wildlife conservation work now will help animals to survive and thrive for generations to come.

Donations are 10% of the actual price you pay.

Some businesses make charity donations as a percentage of their profits after deducting all of their business costs, which would be much less (and more difficult to calculate).

I charge reasonable prices, so I simply make less profit as I want to support wildlife conservation through my animal art and gifts.

What do donations buy?

If you spend £50.00 in my website shop, £5.00 of your purchase buys essential sterile swabs for treating injured animals.

Every £30.00 raised from art and gift sales could provide food and medication to help a sick animal for a week.

Take a look at my website shop to find colourful animal art and homeware that you and your animal lover friends will treasure.

You’ll also be helping to provide expert help for wildlife in need. Win, win.  

Thank you for helping our animal friends.

For sneak peaks at new animal artwork and gifts, click here.

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