Mobile Vet | Treatment and Shots on the Street
All amounts are charitable contributions to No Name Foundation (Quenara), a U.S. 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization. Proceeds fully fund our humanitarian programs. Donations are tax deductible in the U.S. (EIN: 35-2882867).
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Bring the vet to the street
Your gift goes to a street day of our mobile clinic. A vet examines and vaccinates and dresses wounds and neuters the strays that are ready. The neighbourhood reaches you within 72 hours.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this donation
Each gift funds one street day of our clinic van. The vet examines and vaccinates stray cats and dogs. Wounds are cleaned and parasites treated and strays that are ready get neutered that day.
Rabies and the core vaccine for dogs. Cats get their own core vaccine.
The vet gives first care where the stray is found. If surgery is needed it is referred on and that cost sits outside this gift.
It is done inside the clinic van. The stray goes back to its own street the same day or the next morning.
No. The vet on site decides the order and donors do not choose the stray or the neighbourhood or the job.
You will see where the clinic worked and what your donation made possible. Both reach your account within 72 hours.
No. You get the clinic's neighbourhood and its job in writing.
Strays come first on clinic day. Pets from families who cannot afford a vet are seen as well.
No. A clinic day covers exams and shots and first care. Treatment lasting weeks is outside this gift.
In Baltimore and other US cities our own field team drives the van. In Indonesia local partners work alongside our team.
Once your donation clears the receipt lands in your email. Your donation number is printed at the top.
No. A Mobile Vet gift is spent on a clinic day.
Only at quenarafoundation.com and in the Quenara app. Nowhere else accepts gifts for us.





