LSPCA has supported the Department of Animal Health and Livestock Development, Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Water Development to develop national Animal Welfare Guidelines. This is a landmark step in the Ministry's aim to improve animal welfare for all livestock, working and companion animals.

In case you missed the Tv bulletin about the Stepwise Approach Towards Rabies Elimination (SARE) workshop which took place in Lilongwe- #Malawi

When comparing the welfare of dogs in two different rehoming centres: England vs Malawi - our rehoming shelter at LSPCA came out tops with plenty positives on animal welfare. Dr Samantha Gaines. Head of Companion Animals, Science and Policy Group RSPCA UK revealed this at the 3rd International Conference on Humane dog population Management (ICAM) Coalition in Mombasa Kenya.

On the 18th to 21st of september 2019, LSPCA's executive director Lieza Swennen delivered a keynote address on innovative approaches to achieving rabies elimination in Malawi by year 2025 at the 3rd International Conference on Humane dog population Management (ICAM) in Mombasa kenya.

An estimated 59 000 people die from rabies each year. That’s one person every nine minutes of every day, 40% of whom are children living in Asia and Africa. As dog bites cause almost all human cases, we can prevent rabies deaths by increasing awareness through education, and offcourse vaccinating our dogs to prevent the disease.

Every cat has the right to a safe and secure life away from the streets.

Every dog longs to have a person, who loves them unconditionally.

Every cat has the right to be loved no matter what.

Every dog has the right to love, safety, and a place to call his own.

Every dog feels emotion just like we do.

We are delighted to share our 2018-2019 annual review with you.

On Thursday evening (27th June 2019), Royal Society for the Protection and Care of Animals (RSPCA) held the annual RSPCA Honours Awards at the prestigious BAFTA (British Academy of Film and TV Arts) in London. The evening celebrated animals and people who have done great things for animal welfare.

We are so delighted that LSPCA has been recognised for many successes in advancing animal welfare in Malawi for the past 10 years! What a great honour and huge success; RSPCA staff, celebrities, politicians, donors and other guests in the UK got to see LSPCA's fantastic achievements. 

Every animal deserve best treatment, here at LSPCA we provide the best vet care to every animal that comes our way.Every animal deserve best treatment, here at LSPCA we provide the best vet care to every animal that comes our way.Music in the video courtesy of www.bensound.com

Tethering is necessary to prevent donkeys from grazing human food crops, and avoid conflict among crop growers and donkey owners. LSPCA teaches school children how to make safe tethering hobbles which doesnt cause any harm to tethered donkeys. Music in the video courtey of www.bensound.com

We are offering free pet adoptions on all our shelter animals. We have cats and dogs of different age groups which are looking for their forever home. Please call us on +265 995 027 815 to adopt any pet today. Music in the video courtesy of www.bensound.com

Together with WTS-Germany, we have introduced WTS-Vets United programme as a training skills platform for budding veterinary students. We are working with students from Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources (LUANAR) both Bunda college and Natural Resources College (NRC) campuses. Music in the video courtesy of Bensound.com