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Take preventive action against rabies
April 30, 2021 - Animal Welfare, Dogs, Featured, People, People Welfare
Be a responsible owner and take good care of your dog
April 26, 2021 - Animal Welfare, Dogs, Featured Front
Be a responsible owner and take good care of your dog
April 26, 2021The decision to own a dog is not forced. It is voluntary and is arrived at based on the benefits...
Know the basic freedoms animals should enjoy on the farm
April 26, 2021Animals are reared for different goods and services they offer to human beings. They provide food and other products, offer...
Vaccinate your chicken against common diseases
May 3, 2021Chickens are very susceptible to diseases. Together with predators and thievery, diseases account for the biggest losses in indigenous chicken rearing. If a farmer doesn't watch out for diseases, the flock can be wiped out within days. The most dreaded...
Take preventive action against rabies
April 30, 2021Rabies, also known as Hydrophobia (fear of water), is a highly serious viral infection. There are an estimated 55,000 human deaths annually from rabies worldwide, with almost half of them (24,000) occurring in Africa. In Tanzania, rabies kills about 1,500...
2019 End Of Year Report
March 21, 2020DIRECTOR’S MESSAGE This year has been quite eventful for Education for Africa Animal Welfare (EAAW). Our team has worked very hard, we have gained much, learned much, taught much and shared much. This year, we have been proud to have...
EAAW Attends Open Wing Alliance Cape Town Summit
January 1, 2020Education for African Animals Welfare attended the Open Wing Alliance African regional summit that was held in Cape Town, from 16th to 18th September 2019. We continue to support Our recent incorporation as one of the members of Open Wing...
EAAW Attends the 21st Annual International Companion Animal Welfare Conference
January 1, 2020Education for African Animal Welfare recently attended the 21st Annual International Companion Animal Welfare Conference, as represented by our director Mr. Ayubu Nnko. The conference was held at Valletta in Malta. Figure 1. The conference was organized by Dogs Trust...