Dr Lachlan (“Dr Lach”), an Australian veterinarian and good friend of Nowzad’s, embarked on a mission to Afghanistan in May this year, to help advance knowledge and capacity at our Veterinary Hospital in Kabul.
19 September 2024
Along with amazing supporters from the fabulous charity Animals Asia, fearless Nowzad fundraisers braved 50mph winds to tackle the mighty Mount Snowdon in north Wales over the weekend of 14th...
17 July 2024
Recent press coverage for the new ‘Operation Ark’ book.
20 June 2024
Claret Press, who are publishing the highly anticapted book of Pen Farthing's extraordinary evacuation of 171 animals and 67 people during August of 2021 on the 8th July, have just released an...
30 May 2024
It has been nearly three years since those fateful days of Operation Ark and the complete abandonment of Afghanistan by western governments. It is as if the preceding twenty years of sacrifice by...
29 May 2024
Combating Stray Animal Overpopulation in Ukraine The plight of stray animals in Ukraine is a complex issue. The invasion into the country by Russian forces in 2022 caused almost 12 million...
We are reopening our adoptions programme (by Jen, adoptions manager) It has been nearly three years since Nowzad adopted out a dog or cat but we are super excited to let you all know that is...
25 May 2024
The last of the original Nowzad dogs, the golden oldies has left us. Arnhem out lived Nowzad, Tali and Fubar. British soldier Ben, who rescued him all those years ago, gives a heart wrenching...
HELP NOWZAD BRING RESCUED DOGS FROM AFGHANISTAN TO THE UK In the heart of Kabul, Afghanistan - amidst the turmoil and challenges - there are countless dogs roaming the streets. Most are...
24 May 2024
Nowzad’s Working Animal Programme in Kabul update by Nina Our programme generous funded by you has gone from strength to strength over the past year, despite the current security...
13 May 2024
The Nowzad Store is a vital element in our overall fundraising strategy as through your generous purchase all proceeds ensure the continued success of vital animal welfare programmes in...