Building a Future for Vulture Care

Vulpro has long been at the forefront of vulture conservation, rescuing injured birds, rehabilitating them, and returning them to the wild whenever possible. As their work has expanded, so has the need for an on‑site veterinary clinic capable of providing immediate, specialized care. Out of necessity, Vulpro began building their own dedicated in-house veterinary facility, which is a milestone that will transform how quickly and effectively they can treat compromised birds.

VCC donated new, top-of-the-line equipment to Vulpro’s growing in-house veterinary clinic.

Equipment to Save Lives

To support this critical step forward, VCC donated essential veterinary equipment to help outfit the new clinic. These tools will allow Vulpro’s team to perform diagnostics, stabilize injured vultures, and manage long‑term medical cases without relying on off‑site facilities. For a species facing steep population declines across Africa, rapid access to care can mean the difference between life and death.

VCC: A fluffy bird chick sits on the ground while a hand holds a container of minced food near its beak, as part of Vulpro’s dedicated 2026 conservation efforts.
VCC: A fluffy vulture chick, part of Vulpro’s 2026 conservation program, sits on the ground with its wings tucked in, looking directly at the camera.

Commitment to the Future

This project reflects VCC’s commitment to strengthening the organizations that protect vulnerable wildlife. By equipping Vulpro’s new clinic, VCC is helping ensure that every rescued vulture receives the highest standard of medical care, and that the people fighting for their survival have the resources they need to continue their important lifesaving work.

PO Box 358
Peralta, NM 87042

love@veterinaryconservationcoalition.com

505-804-1846
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