Background
What We Do Our Activities

 

Our Work

Bam Animal Clinics undertakes various activities to improve animal welfare across Uganda.

Sheltering Homeless Animals

Supporting and enhancing the sheltering of homeless dogs and cats at household and community level. This has led to a great reduction in the killing of dogs and cats on roads and through food poisoning.

Population Control

Sensitize communities on animal birth control methods to reduce the overpopulation of dogs and cats. Adopt spaying and neutering programs at designated program centers, referred to as animal clinics.

Disease Prevention & Control

Educating the population about the dangers of having homeless, unvaccinated dogs and cats, with major focus on scaling down the rate of rabies.

Referral Systems

Creating strong linkage and referral systems with other veterinarians to continuously improve on diagnosis and treatment of animals in the region.

CPD Training Programs

Promoting animal welfare through CPD type of training for Vets and Veterinary paraprofessionals (VPPs), mandated by the UVB as CPD service providers.

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Donkey Welfare Project

Bam Animal Clinics is addressing the poor saddling practices, the lack of veterinary services, and the ejao trade through sisal saddle pack training courses , through mobile donkey vet clinics, and community humane education. Read More

Farming Group Training

Promoting reproduction and productivity through training farming groups with experts in Dairy, piggery, apiary, Poultry and rabbits productions.

Advisory Services

Offering advisory services and informal education to animal owners on humane handling, disease control, humane slaughter, and the basic five freedoms.

Animal Handling

Training communities about animal transport procedures especially local animal species, ensuring animals are moved safely and humanely.

Education

Community Education Focus Areas

Bam is at the center stage of educating communities with emphasis on promoting animal welfare and health. Good welfare results in improved production and reproduction.

Humane Handling

Proper techniques for safely handling animals without causing stress or injury.

Disease Control & Prevention

Vaccinations, hygiene practices, and early intervention strategies.

Humane Slaughter

Education on ethical practices that minimize animal suffering.

Population Management

Spay/neuter programs and responsible breeding practices.

The Five Freedoms

Freedom from hunger, discomfort, pain, fear, and ability to express normal behavior.

Veterinary training
Veterinary consultation
Schedule

Working Hours

The Ugandan government stipulates a five-day workweek with no more than 12 hours a day and no more than 44 hours a week.

Monday - Friday 08:00 AM - 05:00 PM
Lunch Break 12:00 PM - 02:00 PM
Saturday - Sunday Closed

* Local variations may occur. In Iganga, the working day usually starts from 09:00 AM.

Get Involved in Our Activities

Join us in making a difference for animals across Uganda. Volunteer, donate, or partner with us today.