DOG HEALTH NEED YOUR SUPPORT

The ​WVS 'Care for Dogs' shelter in Chiang Mai, Thailand cares for abandoned, abused and injured dogs every day, every week and every year.

Meet Susie, she was rescued and brought to the shelter after suffering a hard life living on the streets.

Malnourished and suffering from severe mange, her future seemed uncertain. The vets at the WVS 'Care for Dogs' shelter provided Susie with veterinary care and as you can see from the before and after photos, she is doing so much better.

Not only did Susie get the treatment she desperately needed, she was also adopted into a loving home in the local area.

With your support, more dogs like Susie can be rescued from a horrible life on the streets and become part of a loving family, something that sadly, many street dogs never get to experience.

These dogs are mainly strays that have been living on the streets, who arrive at the shelter with horrific injuries and in urgent need of veterinary care. The shelter is their sanctuary, their home and a place where they can be cared for until they find their new forever home.

Our shelter relies on donations to carry out this essential work. From dog rescue and rehabilitation to rehoming and animal welfare education.

Please think about the dogs that are in the shelter right now and the many dogs we will be rescuing in the future. They need our help to provide them with the care that they deserve. Every penny you donate counts and goes towards helping all of the dogs in our care.

ungojwa wa kiwele

Mastitis contro and preventing ( ungojwa wa kiwele )
Mastitis is still one of the most devastating diseases on dairy farms. It causes massive economic losses, even on farms with a low incidence of clinical mastitis. It is becoming painfully clear that heifers can also be affected by udder infections, even prior to calving.
Approximately 60% of all heifers have an intramammary infection at calving. Some 16% of these heifers will suffer from clinical mastitis during their first lactation and 30% of these mastitis cases will occur within 14 days after calving. This results in a reduced milk yield in the first lactation, causing severe economic losses.

Foot and Mouth Disease at borjomi and aspindza in Georgia

Dr Mikheil Sokhadze
Chief Veterinary Officer
Deputy Head of the National Food Agency,
Ministry of, Agriculture of Georgia,
Informed the OIE that a Trans-Caucasus Regional simulation exercise on foot and mouth disease (FMD) will take place in the municipalities of Borjomi and Aspindza in Georgia
from 12 to 15 July 2016.

Anthrax / kimeta

Anthrax, Is the a highly infectious and fatal disease of mammals and humans,
Caused by  Bacillus anthracis.

Anthrax occurs on all the continents: "Ni ungojwa unaotokea ulimwenguni kote"
Causes acute mortality in ruminants and is a zoonosis.
zoonosis: "Ni kitendo cha ungonjwa kuwa na uwezo wa kuthuru mwanadamu"
causing a high mortality rate. "Vifo kutokana na ungonjwa huu huwa maradufu sana"               Anthrax is typically a disease of ruminants and humans."Ni ungonjwa kwa mifungo(ng ombe) na binadamu"


Clinical Signs / (Dalili)

Sudden death (kifo cha dharura au ngafula)

Very occasionally some animals may show trembling (kutetemeka kwa mnyama)

difficulty breathing before death. (kabla ya kufa kuhema inakuwa shida sana)

After death blood do not clot (baada ya kufa damu haigandi)

resulting in a small amount of bloody discharge from the nose, mouth and other openings
(kutokwa na damu sehemu zote za uwazi kwenye mwili)

Ukiona dalili hizo na zingine ambazo sio kawaida kwa mmyama wako
(ungonjwa huu unawezakusababisha kifo au vifo kwa binadamu.Kama afisa wa mifugo hatokupo ni vema kuwasiliana nasi kabla haujafanya chochote kwa mnyama)

TAAFADHARI SANA wasiliana nasi

Number ya simu : 0654519181 / 0755381455
Email; vongotteskraftgetragenvetcenter@hotmail.com

Rome, Italy OUTBREAK HAVE BEING OCCURE which disease read more

Information received on 21/06/2016 from Prof. Dr. Romano Marabelli, Chief Veterinary Officer, Secretary General, Ministry of Health, Rome, Italy

Immediate notification report Report reference:
 REF OIE 20335, Report Date: 17/06/2016,

Country : Russia

Report Summary Name of sender of the report Dr Evgeny Nepoklonov Telephone +7 (499) 975 16 23 Position Deputy Head Fax +7 (495) 607 84 51 Address Orlikov Per., 1/11 107139, Moscow,

Russian Federation Moscow Email nepoklonov@gmail.com Date submitted to OIE 17/06/2016 

Animal type Terrestrial Date of report 17/06/2016 Disease Highly pathogenic avian influenza Date of start of the event 09/06/2016 Causal Agent Highly pathogenic avian influenza virus Date of confirmation of the event 09/06/2016 Serotype(s) H5 Date of last occurrence 06/08/2015 Reason Reoccurrence of a listed disease Diagnosis Laboratory (basic),

African swine fever outbrake

Information received on 10/06/2016 from Dr Bothle Michael Modisane, Chief Director , Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, Animal Production and Health, PRETORIA, South Africa

Report type:                                                       Immediate notification
Date of start of the event:                                 05/05/2016
Date of confirmation of the event:                   06/06/2016
Report date:                                                      10/06/2016
Date submitted to OIE:                                    10/06/2016
Reason for notification:                                    Reoccurrence of a listed disease
Date of previous occurrence:                           22/05/2012
Manifestation of disease:                                  Clinical disease
Causal agent:                                                     African swine fever virus
Nature of diagnosis                                           Clinical, Laboratory (advanced), Necropsy
This event pertains to                                       defined zone within the country

This is the postmortem finding
lung become necrotic

Mortality and morbidity of the disease is high 100%
photo above show how the pig flock death due to africa swine fever

please as a veternary officer take contor measure for the disease

Outbreak of Newcastle disease virus at MARGALIYYOT, Tsefat, HAZAFON

Report type                                                  Follow-up report No. 27
Date of start of the event                                 22/12/2013
Date of confirmation of the event                 23/12/2013
Report date                                                 22/05/2016
Date submitted to OIE                                 22/05/2016
Reason for notification                                 Reoccurrence of a listed disease
Date of previous occurrence                         30/09/2013
Manifestation of disease                                 Clinical disease
Causal agent                                                 Newcastle disease virus
Nature of diagnosis                                         Clinical, Laboratory (basic), Laboratory (advanced)
This event pertains to                                 the whole country
Related reports                                         Immediate notification (24/12/2013) 

Outbreak of African swine fever

Kaunas district municipality, Seniunija of Vandziogala, Kaunas district municipality, KAUNAS

Report type                                                        Follow-up report No. 90

Date of start of the event                               24/01/2014

Date of confirmation of the event                24/01/2014

Report date                                                        19/05/2016

Date submitted to OIE                                        19/05/2016

Reason for notification                                        First occurrence of a listed disease

Manifestation of disease                                Sub-clinical infection

Causal agent                                                       African swine fever virus

Nature of diagnosis                                       Laboratory (basic), Laboratory (advanced)

This event pertains to                                       whole country