We thank all our generous supporters and loyal followers in what has been another challenging year. Despite restrictions, we have successfully rescued and re-homed several dogs and started work on a brand new treatment centre. We ask you to please keep following our work in the Philippines in 2022!

Mange is a skin disease caused by mites. There are two types of mange which can be contracted by dogs – sarcoptic and demodectic. Most dogs we rescue present with mange, whilst uncomfortable, normally it can be easily treated.

Rudy is an adult male dog who was abandoned on the street and left to fend for himself. Dogs like Rudy don’t have the same street sense as those born as strays, it’s unlikely Rudy will have survived much longer if we hadn’t stepped in.

IWCT are delighted to have been able to support Wildlife Alliance and Chhouk the elephant. Chhouk was found in the forest in Northeast Cambodia with a severely damaged leg caused by a poacher’s snare. Read on to find out how, thanks to some amazing prosthetics, he has been able to live a normal, happy ..

Little Benjie, the puppy found on the streets with the deformed paws has found his forever home and is now happy and healthy. Read on to hear his full story.

We have registered with several online fundraising platforms. This means supporters can sign up to these platforms for free and select us as the cause they’d like to support when they shop online. Then the retailers our supporters shop with online will donate a percentage of those sales to us.