Thứ Sáu, 24 tháng 6, 2016
World Health Organization (WHO), the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) and the Food and Agriculture of the United Nations (FAO) has officially announced the end of their vision intermediate dog rabies in 2030 who used the solution of our humanity.
Late last year, WHO, OIE and FAO organized a conference in Switzerland to share their vision of eliminating rabies in 2030 by cloning methods, including mass vaccination of dogs facts of life .
The conference is also supported by our partner Global Alliance for Rabies Control (GARC), represent major steps forward so far for global protection of dogs from rabies programs and brutally murdered.
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To eliminate rabies in humans, need to focus on the elimination of dog rabies. 95% of cases of human rabies transmitted through dog bites. a better life for dogs helped campaign proved that mass dog vaccination is the only way to do this, and should be made a priority.
CEO Steve McIvor our, who presented at the conference, said,
"Kill the dogs does not stop rabies series, but vaccination and proper management of the dog did not. We must ensure that communities are looking after their dog and brutally killed them in an effort vain to control rabies outbreaks. interesting penguin facts
"Injection Mass and responsible ownership of dogs will not only eliminate rabies - it will remove the fear of rabies and change negative perceptions people have dogs."
Protect dogs in Africa and Asia
Recently we have been working with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and the World Health Organization in South Africa, Tanzania and the Philippines to ensure the welfare of the dog was kept a top priority in their immunization drive.
project our immunization in the African and Asian countries have demonstrated that by vaccinating 70 percent of dogs in a given area over a number of years, rabies can be eliminated. This evidence was presented at the conference in Geneva and provide the foundation for shared global vision of the OIE, WHO and FAO.
World Animal Protection will continue to work with intergovernmental organizations, governments and local organizations to ensure that mass vaccination is the only way leading to eliminate rabies.
Together we will create a better life for dogs in the world.
