Past Short-Term Missions

Serve in the villages in the foothills of the Himalayas while training village animal health workers to provide basic animal health care in their communities (deworming, vaccination, basic treatments for diseases). There will also be an opportunity to help with the operation of a small goat breeding farm.

This is part of a 10 week course for training Haitian Veterinary Agents. Vets are needed to teach curriculum which covers basic veterinary medicine, common Haitian veterinary problems, and animal health, prevention and management. There is some small animal work, but it is mostly large animal, equine and small ruminant work

This mission team will consist of three groups: a large animal team, small animal team and a ministry team. Pre-Vet and Vet students are encouraged to rotate through and experience all the groups. Dr. Jay Warford is the experienced trip leader. Local ministers will partner with us in praying and ministering to the people as they wait for veterinary care.    

Trek through villages in the foothills of the Himalayas providing vaccination, deworming and treatments to livestock with a locally trained animal health care worker. Stay in the homes of local families and learn their traditions and customs while helping them care for their animals.

Join experienced team leaders Dr. Justin High and Dr. Mike McTigue in Nicaragua as you work with local staff Pastor Oscar and Tamy Gaitan. Prepare to serve through animal health clinics and minister to community members. Vet students, vet techs, and family members welcome! Pre-vets are also able to join this trip.

Vets and vet techs with small animal skills are needed to serve with V.E.T. Net in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia! We need your help to support and mentor the national veterinarians and support staff at the SA clinic who are seeking to improve their knowledge and skills, so that they can then train other veterinarians in the country. Type of work includes teaching, mentoring, and discipleship of young Mongolian vets, vet techs, groomers, and/or clinic manager within the clinic setting. Vet students…

Dr. Natalee Beck and her team of volunteers will be once again partnering with Honduras Outreach International (HOI) to serve the people of the Agalta Valley this spring (flying into Tegucigalpa). Participants will serve for one week and will stay at HOI's ranch, Rancho el Paraiso.

This is part of a 10 week course for training Haitian Veterinary Agents. Vets are needed to teach curriculum which covers basic veterinary medicine, common Haitian veterinary problems, and animal health, prevention and management. There is some small animal work, but it is mostly large animal, equine and small ruminant work.