Mayhew International is based in London, UK. The office responds to requests for information and advice and directs the running of our overseas projects. Our training programmes are run in conjunction with The Mayhew Animal Home and The Mayhew Community Veterinary Clinic. Once or twice a year, we also send veterinary teams on spay and neuter projects where needed.
Places Where We Work
Afghanistan: We have been working to help animals in Afghanistan since 2001. We funded the construction of a new veterinary clinic for the Veterinary Science Faculty at Kabul University and continue to provide on-going support for its operations. We also support Kabul’s only animal shelter. In 2006-7 Mayhew International teamed up with a small group of Royal Marines to rescue homeless dogs in Helmand province. >>more>>
Russia: We have been supporting the development of animal welfare in Russia since 2001. We currently run a community sterilisation programme for dogs and cats in private apartment shelters. We also work with Moscow Animals, a network of private shelters in the capital, and provide training for Russian vets with an interest in animal welfare. >>more>>
Romania: Since 2006 we have been supporting FPCC (Foundation for the Protection of Community Dogs) in a mass sterilisation project in Bihor county, Romania. >>more>>
Peru: We support the Asociación Humanitaria “San Francisco de Asis” in northern Peru. The Asociación provides mobile veterinary clinics to the small rural towns and villages and conducts education programmes directed at teachers, children and student vets. >>more>>
India: In Ranchi, the capital of Jharkhand state in northeast India, we are supporting the training and development of a small organisation, HOPE & Animal Trust, in their community animal welfare initiatives.
Kyrgyzstan: The Kyrgyz Animal Welfare Society works with the vets at “Samson” Veterinary Clinic in Bishkek to offer a vaccination and sterilisation programme for homeless dogs and cats in and around the city.
Other: We have other projects under development in various other countries, including Algeria, Estonia, Egypt, and Sierra Leone. If you have a special interest in the development of companion animal welfare in a particular country, please do not hesitate to contact us for more information.