Help Us Stop Rabies in Luwero:Sponsor Free Community Clinics

Luwero District, Uganda, is facing a growing public health crisis due to a rise in dog bite cases, many of which are suspected to involve rabies. Between January and December 2024, a staggering 532 dog bite cases were reported across 18 subcounties and town councils, posing a serious threat to both people and animals.

Domestic dogs were responsible for over 369 of these cases, with school-going children and women being the most affected. Without urgent intervention, the risk of rabies outbreaks continues to grow, endangering entire communities.

That’s why we are raising funds to sponsor 5 Free Community Clinic Days in May—providing rabies vaccinations, population control efforts, and community education to protect lives and create a safer environment for both animals and people.

Your donation will help:

✅ Provide free rabies vaccinations for dogs and cats

✅ Support spay/neuter programs to control animal overpopulation

✅ Educate communities on rabies prevention and responsible pet care

Every contribution brings us closer to ending rabies in Luwero. Together, we can save lives!

Donate now and be part of the solution!