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Founded in 2004, KAT Centre Nepal is a non-governmental organisation based in Kathmandu, Nepal working on animal welfare.
KAT Centre Nepal (Kathmandu Animal Treatment Centre) is an animal welfare charity founded in 2004 by Jan Salter to address the treatment of street dogs in Nepal. It runs animal birth control, rabies prevention, rescue and medical treatment of sick and injured street animals, a shelter, public education and animal adoption. Its services are offered primarily in the Kathmandu and Budhanilkantha municipalities, at reduced cost, by donation or free of charge. The organisation is funded by grants and private donations and relies heavily on volunteers. KAT USA, a US-based supporting organisation, was founded in 2021.
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Animal Birth Control programme
Animal welfare · Nepal
Humane animal birth control to reduce the street dog population in Kathmandu, operated in line with World Health Organization guidelines for stray dog management.
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