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Amanda Brandmire
Prevention begins with education. When we give communities the knowledge and tools to act, we protect people, animals, and the places we share.
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Hamd Taimour
Can I End Rabies? Yes, I can. And so can you. Rabies is preventable, but ending it requires all of us to take action. As a veterinary student and a Dog Health Champion, I believe that education, vaccination, responsible animal care, and community participation can bring us closer to a rabies-free world. I choose to be a FORCE for rabies control and elimination. I will educate my community, promote responsible dog vaccination, raise awareness about rabies prevention, and encourage people to seek timely care after animal exposure. I may be only one person, but one person can educate another, another can vaccinate an animal, and together we can create a movement strong enough to end rabies. My voice matters. My actions matter. Every vaccinated dog matters. Every life saved matters. Can I End Rabies? YES, I CAN. CAN YOU? Together, we can END RABIES NOW.
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Ali Abbas
Rabies won't end with medicine alone. It ends when communities step up. That means vaccinating our dogs and cats , teaching the new generation prevention and how to act fast after a bite. When we all take it seriously , we protect ourselves and our environment .
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NURUL AIN BINTI KASSIM
Hi, my name is Ain. I believe with compassion and education, we can protect our furry friends and build a future where animal welfare thrives. Knowledge shared across borders becomes a light that guides communities toward hope and change. Let's stop Rabies together!
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Andile Hlongwa
Let us stop rabies for vaccinated our dogs 🐕 annually
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JAISHREE BANSAL
🐾💉 Vax the pups, stop the yelps, save lives, end the kelps! 🐶✨ Every dog deserves a safe tail wag, and every human deserves protection from rabies. Vaccinate, educate, and spread the love—one paw at a time! 🌍💪 #RabiesWho #EndRabiesNow #VaxThePups #SafePaws
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DIAN LEONARD ABOUA
« La rage est une maladie mortelle, mais elle est entièrement évitable. Chaque année, des vies humaines sont perdues inutilement alors que des solutions simples, efficaces et accessibles existent. La prévention de la rage est donc une responsabilité collective. Vacciner les chiens, signaler rapidement les morsures, consulter immédiatement un centre de santé après toute exposition et sensibiliser nos communautés sont des actions qui sauvent des vies. Chaque geste compte. Chaque personne informée devient un acteur de protection pour sa famille et sa communauté. S’engager dans la lutte contre la rage, c’est choisir la prévention plutôt que le deuil, la connaissance plutôt que la peur, et l’action plutôt que l’indifférence. Ensemble, professionnels de santé, leaders communautaires, éducateurs et citoyens, nous avons le pouvoir d’éliminer la rage. Agissons aujourd’hui, protégeons nos communautés et bâtissons un avenir où plus aucune vie ne sera perdue à cause de la rage. La rage tue à 99 %, mais elle se prévient à 100 %. »
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Muhammad nawaz
Hi I am Dr Muhammad Nawaz (veterinarian). Prevention is the best cure! Vaccinate, Educate, Eliminate Rabies! Let's work together to make a rabies-free world, one bite at a time 💉🐶🐱
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James Bol Bol Duer
The campaign to end rabies is a collective effort.
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ANTOR CHANDRA DEBNATH
HI, I AM ANTOR FROM SYLHET AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY. WE KNOW RABIES IS A 100% PREVENTABLE DISEASE. SO, "AWARENESS IS THE FOUNDATION AND VACCINATION IS THE ULTIMATE DEFENSE".
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Dr Faazil B Rather
"Dogs do speak, but only to those who know how to listen” Let us move ahead with commitment and humane care. Indeed the ABC/ ARV program serves as a call to action for all stakeholders to play their part in this collective effort, to work hand in hand to manage stray dog populations while safeguarding both animal welfare and public health.
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DR. Abir SHAQRAN Mahmood
Did you know rabies is 100% preventable? ✅If bitten by a dog: wash the wound with soap and water for 15 minutes, ✅Go to a health center immediately, and ✅Vaccinate your pets yearly. I’m thrilled to be selected as a champion in the END Rabies NOW Campaign and excited to be part of this youth-led global movement. I am supporting the Zero by 30 mission to end rabies deaths by 2030. Just wrapped up the e-courses of GARC, ERN, WHO and WVS 🌍💉 Excited to team up with youth leaders worldwide to fight rabies and build safer communities. Together, we can make Zero by 30 a reality. Join us! 🐶❤️