About this trip:
In 2022 we began a collaboration with Tanzanian-based animal welfare organizations Meru Animal Welfare Organziation (MAWO), based in Arusha, and Education for African Animal Welfare (EAAW), based in Dar es Salaam, to coordinate a veterinary service trip aiming to provide communities and animals in Tanzania with much needed rabies vaccines and veterinary care that they wouldn’t otherwise have access to. In addition to the annual veterinary service and philanthropic trips we coordinate in Kenya, this collaboration in Tanzania is part of an effort to expand our veterinary service trip offerings and create further exchanges between US volunteers and community-based animal welfare initiatives in Africa.
Our next trip to Tanzania being led by Dr Julia Georgesen-Jetmore is taking place from March 29th-April 12th, with the first ten days focused on animal care clinics and the last 4 days providing an optional extension to Zanzibar. Throughout the 10-day clinic portion of the trip, we will also enjoy day Safaris to Mt Kilimanjaro, Tarangire, and Arusha National Parks where you will get to experience an abundance of African wildlife and geography. The total per person cost for the 10 day portion of the trip is $3,675 USD, which includes all meals, transportation, park & guide fees, and clinic expenses. The cost for the 4-day Zanzibar extension range from $350-$800 USD, depending on your preferred level of accommodation.
More information on the and itinerary and cost breakdown can be found by clicking here.
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Learn more about the work of our partner, MAWO
What’s unique about this veterinary service trip is that in addition to stationary clinics, we will also be traveling with our Tanzanian partners and colleagues from Boma to Boma, or village to village, to provide veterinary care and services to the nomadic Maasai communities and their animals. Watch the below video to learn more about what you can expect and how your participation in this service trip will support MAWO’s efforts to reach this often neglected community and their animals:
Learn more about the work of our partner, EAAW
Education for Africa Animal Welfare (EAAW), located in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, is an African non-governmental organization, which aims to promote animal welfare in Africa through awareness creation and improved practices and policies. We use media outlets to sensitize communities and to promote compassion, care, appreciation, and the “One Health, One Welfare” concept as a means of uniting animal welfare stakeholders in Tanzania, East Africa, and the entire African continent. Together we can speak with a more powerful voice.
Learn more about this trip:
If you have an interest in joining our 2024 Veterinary Service trip to Tanzania but would like more information, please fill out the following form sharing any questions you may have. We will get back to you as soon as possible.
