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More than 87% percent of our expended resources go directly to our programs around the world. Less than 12.5% percent of expended resources go towards administration and fundraising costs.

*Based on 2023/2024 metrics from VWB/VSF Canada. VWB U.S.A. metrics will be available in 2025.

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Stories From Around The World

Voices from Myanmar: Caring for Women, Animals, and Lives in Crisis

Voices from Myanmar: Caring for Women, Animals, and Lives in Crisis

Posted May 12th, 2025

This blog shares firsthand accounts from VWB’s earthquake response in Myanmar, highlighting how local partners are delivering urgent care to people and animals alike, and demonstrating the impact of a locally led, One Health approach in the midst of a humanitarian crisis.

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Beyond the Storm: Why Disaster Preparedness Must Include Animals

Beyond the Storm: Why Disaster Preparedness Must Include Animals

Posted May 8th, 2025

This article explores the critical importance of integrating animal welfare into disaster preparedness, drawing on current research, offering practical strategies, and highlighting how VWB’s One Health initiatives build resilience by strengthening animal health systems and safeguarding livelihoods before and after disasters strike.

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Goats, Grit, and Growth: A Sustainable Dairy Model in Perechepyne, Ukraine

Goats, Grit, and Growth: A Sustainable Dairy Model in Perechepyne, Ukraine

Posted May 1st, 2025

This article explores how VWB’s goat farming and cheese-making initiative in Ukraine supported rural families in rebuilding livelihoods during conflict—highlighting sustainable agriculture, community-led training, and a replicable model for economic resilience.

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