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Swipe to see what tons of love does 🧡 PS. Can you see puppy Bear waiting for his flying turn? #the3zambianbears

This is just a 20mins of the crazy unbelievable amazing 12hours non stop of work last Saturday in Zambia to make the world a better place. Are you ready?? We @thedzikoproject sterilized 117 DOGS and 2 CATS (where 65% were females)!!!!! IN ONE DAY!! Plus rabies vaccines, deworming, tick and flea control, food dispensed, collars and leashes. We worked until all the dogs who came accompanied by their owners were attended, until it was pitch dark and the vets were operating with the high beams of our car in total darkness. Thanks to all who decided to make a difference with us that day, thanks to the community for trusting us and loving their dogs, and to @saracaballeria and her @empatiaplease, and @barkwithbam for sponsoring the campaign. And remember, we all can make a difference, we all can make the world a brighter place. Check out my stories today, I hope they give you goosebumps 🧡 #helpingzambiandogs

Everything ready for tomorrow. Tomorrow is World Rabies Day and we are (@thedzikoproject) hosting a sterilization day in a high dog populated area in Kitwe, Zambia. An area where dogs have been started to be shot by the council as dog population control. The law says that the dogs can be shot if they are not inside the fence of the house. As soon as the dog is out, and thinking that a lot of houses don’t even have fence, the dogs are shot. That is why tomorrow it is a super important day that will change the lives of many dogs and cats on that area. Not just sterilizing and controlling the population humanely but also deworming, rabies vaccines, wound management, flea & tick control and vitamins besides providing dog collars and food to each of the dogs that will come to the campaign. Organizing these days are beyond exhausting as there are way too many things to prepare and make sure are all done before the big day. But it is definitely worth it. Because we will make a difference. It might not seem a big one to us but I can assure you for each of these dogs it IS. Tomorrow we will start driving at 5am, as we have around 3h to get to the area. The start of a very very long day. Pls stay tuned for the stories, they are my absolutely fave thing to show to the world, because together we can actually change the world! And keep us in your thoughts tomorrow!🧡 Thanks to @saracaballeria @empatiaplease & @barkwithbam for believing in @thedzikoproject and supporting us on this campaign. #helpzambiandogs #helpzambiancats

Hours driven this past week: 58h! Drove straight from Lake Malawi, of course in Malawi, to Northwestern Zambia, which was a total of 26h plus drives trying to get things sorted and visiting friends in hospital besides one million other things. Insane. What was the longest you have ever driven? 🗺 PS. First thing I did when got out of the car is go for a run. I hate running, every little second of it but ALWAYS worth it to keep pushing yourself. So go do that thing that is in your head too! PS2. Don’t think the Malawian photos are over 🏝😆

My heart 🧡✨ #the3zambianbears #fostermum #mamabear

If someone is looking for me I will be under the hot bucket shower 🚿🏝

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