Mission RabiesThe Big Shot · Cambodia · October 2026

200,000 dogs.
14 days.

Donate £3 - vaccinate a dog.

One vaccination - one dog. Save a dog, shield a child.

Volunteer vets, vet nurses and animal lovers are going in to vaccinate 200,000 dogs against rabies in two weeks - so no dog is culled and no child dies.
You can help them save lives.

£3 could vaccinate one dog. 100% of your donation helps bring an end to dog mediated rabies worldwide.
World Rabies Day 2026

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The truth

Rabies is real.
And it's still killing.

0people killed every year
0 minbetween each death -
mostly children
0%preventable. Every single
one of them.

Millions of healthy dogs are killed trying to stop it.

Governments order mass culls. Families are told to kill dogs they love. It doesn't even work — and the children keep dying.

A dog

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No dog or child
needs to die

Rabies is one of the most agonising deaths on earth - and once symptoms start, there is no cure.

Together, we can protect them.

The world's answer is wrong

Cruel. Futile. Unsustainable.

Cruel

Millions of healthy dogs are clubbed, poisoned and shot in mass culls. Families are ordered to kill dogs they love.

Futile

Kill one dog and another moves into the space to find food. The cycle restarts, and rabies never leaves.

Unsustainable

$5bn a year treating people after they're bitten — money spent forever, on a problem that is never solved.

There is a better way.

Dogs can protect people

The dog isn't the threat. It's the answer.

99% of human rabies deaths come from a dog bite. So don't chase the disease in people — stop it in dogs. Vaccinate 70% of the dogs in a community and transmission collapses.

70%

Vaccinate 7 in 10 dogs and rabies has nowhere left to go. Proven — Goa is now rabies-controlled.

$5bn

Spent worldwide every year treating people after the fact. Vaccinating dogs ends the cost, permanently.

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Dogs that need to die. Culling stops being the answer the moment vaccination starts.

WVS is powered by volunteers including vets and vet nurses - arriving to do this by hand.

They fly in, join local teams, and work street by street until every dog is protected. Donate today, and you become part of the team ending rabies for good.

Teams deploy into every district

Day one, dawn — teams deploy into every district

Catching free-roaming dogs

No dog left behind — even the free-roaming

Local and global teams together

One team - local and global working together

Every dog you vaccinate stands between rabies and a child like her.

That is the shield.

£3 can add one more dog to it

What your £3 builds

Every vaccinated dog becomes a shield.

Each dog is marked and mapped. Territorial by nature, it guards its own patch - a living barrier rabies can't cross. Enough of them, and whole regions are protected.

A dogA dog
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Your £3 jabYour £3 jab
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One vaccinated dogOne vaccinated dog
Protect a village

Protect a village

Thousands of us, together

Protect a region

Protect a region

Tens of thousands of us

Protect a country

Protect a country

Hundreds of thousands of us

Sign up for live updates to watch the shield expand.

Live from Cambodia

Watch the shield expand.

Every number is a real dog vaccinated. Be part of the generation choosing to end rabies.

Our teams start vaccinating on the 19th October — come back then to watch the shield grow, or sign up for daily updates when the campaign starts.

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This already works

Over 2 million animals vaccinated in 2025.

We are fighting rabies across 15+ countries. Cambodia is where you become part of the team ending rabies for good.

World map1.2M+2026 target: 200,000186,493185,000150,00062,000+37,021
1.2M+India
2026 target: 200,000Cambodia
186,493Malawi
185,000Guinea
150,000Indonesia
62,000+Peru
37,021Bangladesh
This is not just a campaign. It's a mission.

Join the mission to end rabies.

In two weeks, your gift becomes the moment it all changes.

One vaccination — one dog. Two lives saved. Every £3 is one more of us stepping up.

One vaccination — two lives0 of 200,000 dogs vaccinated