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KAT Centre is a non-profit organization established to promote animal welfare in Nepal. Please read more about our work in detail: www.katcentre.org

KAT Centre was founded in 2004 by Jan Salter, a British woman living in Nepal who was determined to find a humane solution to the problem of street dog over-population. In our sixteen year history, we have grown steadily to the point where we are now the biggest and oldest animal welfare organisation in Nepal. As we have grown, our location has changed several times, but the founding principals and our work remain the same:

- To rescue and treat sick and injured animals living on the streets of Kathmandu.
- To lower the street dog (and cat) population by spaying and neutering.
- To reduce the incidence of rabies and other viruses through vaccination and education.
- To promote animal welfare in the widest sense of the term. We are constantly looking ahead and developing our long term strategy for the continued management and protection of the street animals of Kathmandu.

28/10/2026

Look at the difference a little care and the right treatment can make. ❤️🐾

This brave dog from Kirtipur is recovering from CTVT (Canine Transmissible Venereal Tumour), making wonderful progress with treatment and care. What was once a painful condition is now a journey of healing and hope.

Every recovery reminds us how important timely treatment is and how every dog deserves a chance at a healthier, pain-free life. One step at a time, one life at a time. ❤️

15/10/2026

A big thank you to Mickel from Portugal ❤️🐾

Mickel, thank you for being such a wonderful part of our team at KAT Centre! From helping our girls feed the dogs and supporting our daily activities to spending quality time with our rescued animals, your kindness, time, and effort have meant so much to us. 🐶❤️

Every helping hand makes a difference in the lives of our rescues, and we’re so grateful you chose to spend your time with us and be part of their journey.

We’ll miss having you around, Mickel, and we truly hope to welcome you back to Nepal and KAT Centre again someday! Until then, thank you for making a difference. 🐾💕

13/10/2026

🐶 A little kindness can change a life. ❤️

Meet Lucky, two kind people brought this boy to KAT Centre, telling us he had been in an accident. We may never know exactly what happened, but what matters is that he’s now receiving care and recovering well.
And look at this good boy! 🥹❤️

There are so many more animals out there who need our help. With your donations, we can continue providing treatment, care, and hope to those who need it most.

Donate today to help KAT Centre help more animals like him 🙏 Every little bit counts!
https://katcentre.org/en/donate

27/09/2026

Rest easy, baby Leo. 🐾🤍

Today, we said goodbye to one of our most loved house dogs. Leo was more than just a dog at KAT — he was our little guard dog, always watching over the place and somehow becoming everyone’s favorite.

His presence was part of our everyday life, and his absence already feels so heavy. The whole team is heartbroken to lose him. 💔 Thank you, Leo, for all the love, the memories, and for being our special boy.

Rest easy, baby. We’ll miss you more than words can say. 🕊️🐾🤍

21/09/2026

🐾 Keeping Our Communities Safe from Rabies! 💉

In collaboration with Godawari Municipality, we have successfully completed rabies vaccination in Wards 1, 2 and 4, helping protect community dogs and the people who live alongside them.

Our campaign continues tomorrow as we head to Wards 5 and 6 to reach and vaccinate more community dogs.
A big thank you to the Godawari Municipality team, KAT Centre team, and all our wonderful community volunteers for joining hands with us and making this campaign possible. ❤️

The work continues — one dog, one vaccination, one community at a time. 🐾

17/09/2026

🐾 CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS! 🐾

On the occasion of World Rabies Day, KAT Center, in collaboration with Godawari Municipality, is organizing a street dog vaccination campaign from September 20 to September 26, and we’re looking for people who would like to join us and help make the campaign a success. 💉🐕

We welcome veterinarians, veterinary students, veterinary technicians, and anyone who simply cares about street dogs and wants to contribute. You don’t need to be a vet to make a difference — your time, support, and willingness to help can go a long way. ❤️

If you’re interested in volunteering with us during the campaign, please reach out:

📞 Call us: 9801912476
💬 Or send us a DM on Facebook

Come join our team and help us reach more street dogs in the community. 🐾
Every helping hand counts!

07/09/2026

After the floods, the work continues. 🐾

Our team travelled again with Animal Nepal to Betrawati, Rasuwa, to support animals and communities affected by the recent floods. During our visit, we assessed 6 dogs, all of whom were found to be in normal condition. They received general health check-ups and treatment for ecto- and endoparasites. We also handed over dog food and feed materials to local communities, provided medicines and veterinary supplies to the Animal Department of Uttargaya Rural Municipality, and supported carcass management in the affected areas.

Disasters leave behind more than damaged homes and roads—they leave people and animals vulnerable and in need of continued support. The work doesn’t end when the water recedes.

A heartfelt thank you to Animal Nepal for their incredible effort and commitment on the ground, and to everyone around the world who is stepping forward to help people and animals during this crisis. Every contribution, every helping hand, and every act of kindness matters. ❤️🐾

Our team will now head towards Dunche. Let’s continue doing whatever we can to help. 🙏

30/08/2026

Standing with the flood-affected communities!

Following the devastating floods, our team travelled to Bidur Municipality with essential supplies for people and animals, including food, drinking water, sanitary materials, and medical supplies.

Due to ongoing risks and restrictions in some affected areas, we could not conduct a full assessment of the animals. We did not find any injured animals during our visit, but many may have been killed, displaced, or forced to escape. We remain concerned about those who may still be injured, trapped, or without food and shelter and supplies were handed over to the authorities at the Army Camp.

We are grateful to Sneha’s Care Voan Nepal Nepal Animal Welfare and Research Center - NAWRC for joining us in this effort. 🤝

We will continue monitoring the situation and, when access is safe and possible, return to support animals in need.

For the people. For the animals. For those who have lost everything. 🙏💙

27/08/2026

🚨 On Our Way to Help 🐾❤️

We’ve left for one of the flood-affected areas with food and essential supplies, hoping to reach animals in need — and help people wherever we can.

In times like these, every bit of help matters. Please help in whatever way you can, whether through donations, supplies, volunteering, or simply spreading the word.
And please keep all the flood victims — both humans and animals — in your thoughts and prayers. 🙏❤️

Let’s come together and help those who need us most. 🐾🤝❤️

Address

Dholahiti
Kathmandu

Opening Hours

Monday	10:00 - 17:00
Tuesday	10:00 - 17:00
Wednesday	10:00 - 17:00
Thursday	10:00 - 17:00
Friday	10:00 - 17:00
Saturday	10:00 - 17:00
Sunday	10:00 - 17:00

Website

http://www.KATCentre.org/

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