As part of our series showcasing the work and achievements of WSAVA Member Associations, we highlight an initiative from the Association of Companion Animal Practitioners of Sri Lanka (ACAPSL) that brought together veterinary professionals, pet owners, industry partners and animal welfare organizations to advance companion animal health and welfare.
How collaboration, knowledge-sharing and leadership development can help build more sustainable veterinary associations worldwide.
Veterinary student Tara Bahadur Pun from Nepal has been awarded the 2026 scholarship for his research into leptospirosis in free-roaming dogs and its implications for vaccination and public health.
The WSAVA is a global community of more than 390,000 veterinarians worldwide drawn from our 113 member associations. Together, we are working to advance the health and welfare of companion animals throughout the world and to speak on behalf of companion animal veterinarians globally. In support of our mission our core activities are based around four key pillars:
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