Frontline Partner: Sneha's Care
Animals are trapped in Nepal's floodwaters right now.
$100,000 funds the fuel, transport, and emergency vet care Sneha's Care needs to reach them today.
On August 26, a glacier collapsed above Rasuwa district and sent floodwater and debris tearing through the valley below. Sneha's Care is wading through the wreckage right now, pulling animals free and treating what they can with what they've got. No government help has arrived. They need your support today.
What Happened
The ground gave way without warning.
On August 26, a glacier collapsed above Rasuwa district and sent debris crashing down the Bhotekoshi and Trishuli rivers. More than 26,000 livestock have been lost or left stranded and are in urgent need of evacuation and emergency veterinary care. Those numbers are still rising.
Ground Zero
This is what's left along the flood path.
Shops gutted. Homes reduced to their frames. Whole streets buried under mud and debris.
More than 26,000 livestock have been lost or left stranded, according to Nepal's Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development. Every one of them belonged to a family that just lost its home too.
Who's Helping
Sneha's Care didn't wait for the water to recede.
They're wading through the wreckage right now, pulling animals free and treating what they can with what they've got.
"It is very sad that work, which should be done by the government, we're doing it from our side."
Sneha Shrestha, founder, Sneha's Care
No government support has arrived. It's her team on the ground, and they need our help.
Where Your Money Goes
Every dollar reaches Sneha's Care immediately, doubled by Global Work & Travel.
Here's exactly what it covers, matched dollar for dollar.
Helps fund the capture and emergency transport of a stranded animal to Sneha's Sanctuary.
Covers a day's salary for a hero on the ground rescue team.
Funds a full week of shelter, vital medical care, and nourishing food for rescued animals.
Why give through Global Animal Welfare Fund instead of directly?
Traditional charity model
- Pooled into a general fund
- Less visibility into where support goes
- Often focused on broader campaigns
- Urgent gaps may be harder to reach
Global Animal Welfare Fund
- Pooled into ready funding, deployed the moment need is confirmed
- Every allocation named, purposed, and publicly reported
- Focused exclusively on frontline welfare needs
- Vets every rescue organisation before funding is released
Common Questions.
Where does my donation go?
Directly to Sneha's Care's emergency response in Nepal, funding evacuation, transport, and emergency veterinary care for stranded animals. Global Animal Welfare Fund runs on low overhead and tracks and publishes exactly where this appeal's funds are spent.
Who is Sneha's Care?
The rescue team wading through the wreckage in Rasuwa and Nuwakot right now, pulling animals free and treating them with what they've got. They're a vetted Global Animal Welfare Fund partner, on the ground since this disaster began.
Is my donation tax-deductible?
At this stage, no. Global Animal Welfare Fund is a registered Australian charity, but Australian tax law generally only grants tax-deductible status to animal charities directly operating animal care facilities within Australia. Many well-known animal welfare organisations operating internationally face the same limitation. Please speak with your own tax advisor for guidance specific to your situation.
Will I see the impact of my donation?
Yes. As Sneha's Care's Nepal response continues, real updates from the ground will be shared so you can see exactly how your gift helped.
Nepal Emergency Response
Get Sneha's Care what they need, today.
Nepal Emergency Goal
Every gift doubled by Global Work & Travel
Sneha's Care isn't waiting for the water to recede. They're out in Rasuwa and Nuwakot right now, and what they can do next depends on what comes in today.
Fuel runs out. Vet supplies run out. The truck that reaches the next stranded herd needs both.
Your donation gets it there, and right now it's doubled.
Every gift is matched dollar for dollar by Global Work & Travel, so it pays for twice the diesel, twice the antibiotics, twice the shelter that gets a rescued animal through the next flood warning.
There are animals still waiting. Your gift is how help reaches them, doubled.