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In and around HART

This pup is marked with red powder to celebrate the Dashain festival but is lost and suffering from mange.
Street-dog
This poor animal, like many other street-dogs, has a severe skin condition
The puppy, nicknamed Badger, after treatment
Lactating female drinking from a muddy puddle
Neutered dogs are given an ear notch for easy identification
This street-dog looks in fairly good condition but is suffering from mange
Street-dog

Our resources

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Our new premises in Lakeside


We are now located in premises situated near the centre of the busy Lakeside area. This improves our accessiblity to the community and also to animals needing emergency treatment. The premises are staffed around the clock.

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Dog being prepared for ovariohysterectomy surgery
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Our vet, Dr Parsuram, operating


We have a small clinic, operating theatre, storage room and a secure area for unloading dogs after early morning catching.

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Medicines not requiring refrigeration are stored in secure cabinets


Our stock of medicine consists of necessities purchased in Kathmandu and Pokhara, and generous donations received from UK vets.

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The vehicle has been sign written in Nepali and English

In order to transport the animals we use a Mahindra Bolero pick-up, customised to allow safe and comfortable journeys for driver, assistants and animals.

For quick local journeys we have a second-hand motorbike.

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This tent is used as portable operating theatre for CNVR in outlying areas


On Catch Neuter Vaccinate Release (CNVR) visits to outlying areas, this purpose-made tent is used as a portable operating theatre where no permanent facilities are available