Founded in 2004 by Jan Salter of the UK, The Kathmandu Animal Treatment Centre (KAT Centre) provides medical care for the 22,500 dogs living on the streets of Nepal’s capital.
A non-profit registered charity organisation, KAT’s three veterinary doctors and Nepalese and international volunteers are dedicated to humanely creating a healthy, rabies-free, sustainable street dog population in Kathmandu.
The Kathmandu Animal Treatment Centre (KAT Centre)
Norwegian KAT volunteer Vibeke Andrea Sefland
A severely dehydrated puppy being treated
Dr. Pushkar Pal, Project Manager
Dehydrated puppy being comforted by another puppy
Vibeke comforts KAT’s latest additions
Dr. Bidur Piya, Veterinary Surgeon
A stray dog undergoes surgery at the KAT centre
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