Veterinary.com

What we can do to help all kinds of animals?

This page is just a way to know what do to when you want to help an animal no matter if it's big or small.
You can make the difference!

Animals have life since God create the earth, animals make us feel like we are not alone in this world that's why we need to take care of them llike we take care of ourself. We have all kind of animals which are: Mammals, Reptiles, Amphibians,Insect,Arthropod, and a more other kind of animals.

You can make a different in this world with the animals, you can donate money to the shelter, or you can go and adopt a little fella, if it is a big animal you can help the people that fight for them to make them free.

This website focused on the two most common range of vet, Domestic and Wild, Those two are the most common to see when it come to an animal. The domestic make sure the little fella in our house is in good health and the wild make sure all those animals out there dont die and get extint.

41,415 Thousand

How many animals are in risk of extinction?

There are a lot of animals in risk of extintion, because of all the people that like to have them as decorations in their rooms or as rugs on the floor of their houses.

7.77 Million

How many animals have we discovered?

We have just discovered a portion of all animals. We still have way more animals to discover.

55 Ways

What can you do to help the animals?

There are 55 simple ways in which you can help an animal that is vunerable to extinction.

Many ways

What ways are we helping the animals?

We are helping the animals a lot. We are helping them to have freedom and have their habitats, even though many  will not be free at all.

Domestic Animals

The cat is one of the most common animals to have in the house, same as dogs and birds. The cat is more often to defend its territories and protect its owner, but not like dogs. Dogs are more often to be the best friend of the human race.

Wild Animals

This is one of the most common animals, same with the Lion and Tiger. The Leopard is vulnerable to extition: they are more often seen in South Africa.