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The situation in Nepal right now is dire for humans and animals alike. Over the last few days, I've been in close communication with my colleagues at Humane Society International, our global arm, in the aftermath of the devastating earthquake. They are on the ground right now in Kathmandu and I want to share the latest report with you.

Thousands of animals have been affected, alongside their human companions. Family pets, street dogs and livestock have been killed, injured, lost or abandoned. Animals continuing to suffer from starvation, dehydration and exposure is anticipated in the coming weeks.

Thankfully, the HSI Animal Rescue Team is in action right now providing emergency veterinary assistance, shelter for lost and abandoned animals and vaccinations for dogs and farm animals to prevent disease outbreaks. And they're also armed with veterinary supplies to assist local animal welfare groups in the affected areas.

An image from HSI's team on the ground in Nepal. HSI

The HSI team is doing everything they can to reach as many animals as possible, as quickly as possible. And here at home, our thoughts are with the people and animals of Nepal.

Sincerely,

Wayne Pacelle, President & CEO

The Humane Society of the United States

humanesociety@hsus.org