Young Vet’s Club

Young Vets Club is created by WVS, a charity founded by vets saving all sorts of animals around the world, from donkeys to dogs, elephants to giraffes!

A smiling member of the Young Vets' Club in veterinary scrubs and cap poses outdoors with a happy brown and white dog, both looking at the camera.

Young Vets Club is the membership for kids who don’t just love animals – they want to help them.

A child writes in a Vet Adventure Handbook on a table with Young Vet's Club donkey-themed materials, leaflets, postcards, a cuddly donkey toy, and a blue box with animal prints, all on an orange surface.

Members receive a…

– Cuddly companion – your first patient to take good care of!

– Vet Adventurer Handbook – Your first guide to the wild world and animal care

– Collectible cards – Mind-boggling facts and a fun game to play

– A magazine 4 times a year – Packed with real animal stories, amazing wild heroes, missions, and an animal sponsor you’ll hear updates from throughout the year!

Find out more here!

We need you!

Spread hope and happiness to animals who need it most.

A woman in colourful clothing, possibly a member of the Young Vet's Club, holds a small black and white puppy near an orange plastic basket, with another person in yellow partially visible.

The Get Well Wall is a competition inviting kids like you, aged 7-14, to submit artwork or a message for animals recovering at a newly built WVS clinic in Cambodia.

The vets at the clinic work with all kinds of animals. It doesn’t matter if they’re furry or feathered, WVS believes all animals should have access to the care that they need to make them feel better.

The best submissions – selected by the National Geographic Kids team – will be compiled into a huge printed artwork that goes up on the wall of the clinic’s recovery room, bringing warmth and good energy to animals.