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Feature: Caring for animals in Africa
‘The World Wild Vet’ is an exciting new TV series following Dorset vet Luke Gamble, founder of Worldwide Veterinary Services, as he travels the world treating animals in need.
In the third programme Luke visits the Lilongwe Society for the Protection and Care of Animals, in Malawi, southern Africa. LSPCA provides free veterinary treatment for dogs, cats and farm animals in the poorest communities and is supported and funded by RSPCA International.
In this episode Luke works with LSPCA’s vet Dr Richard Ssuna and their first mission is to rescue a starved dog that can hardly walk, but is still managing to care for her puppies. Emergency surgery is required and Richard’s garage proves to be an unusual operating theatre.
Please watch the programme to learn more about the fantastic work the LSPCA is doing to care for animals in Malawi.
Series started Sunday 28th February, 7pm, Sky 1.
Malawi episode is 14th March, 7pm, Sky 1.
Check out the RSPCA International website for more information on our work in Africa
Watch a video clip of the LSPCA clinics in action.
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Let us know what you think of the series and episode three on Malawi once you’ve seen it!
Latest comment
If only we had Sky!!!
squeak 02/03/2010 at 1:06p.m.
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