Kathmandu Animal Treatment Centre
Together, let us create a city where cruelty is eliminated.

Tried and tested

Animal Welfare Organisations accept that the ABC program has been proven to be the only humane way of controlling the street dog population and eliminating rabies worldwide.

Post-op care at the KAT Centre

In many parts of India, the ABC programme has proven very successful and KAT uses well-established projects in Jaipur and Kalimpong as models. The project in Kalimpong which started in 1998 has already resulted in an estimated 80 per cent reduction of street dogs. In addition, the number of human deaths from rabies has fallen from 25 to 30 a year, to zero in five years.

Photo Library

KAT's one of the trained staff approaches a dog to catch it for sterilization.	KAT Resident Vet Dr. BC Jha and assistant Bharat Timilsina performing sterilization operation.
A dog reconciles with the community after passing through ABC program.	Every dog passing through KAT's ABC program is given red collar around the neck and small 'V' shape notch on the left ear for easy identification. Right ear has the identity number.
Students of a school participate in KAT"s educational program.	KAT Manager Khageshwaar Sharma briefs students about the KAT Activities at the Centre.
A rescued dog at KAT Centre.	KAT Cats basking the sun in a winter day.
Lucy when found.	Lucy during Treatment
Lucy is now happy and healthy after Treatment at KAT.